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noncombustible

adjective as in fireproof

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They studied noncombustible materials and plantings, complex site characteristics, green strategies, structural robustness, toxic debris removal and rebuilding logistics.

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So houses are mostly Mediterranean, wrapped with stucco or fiber cement — noncombustible materials — with a few splashes of stone and brick thrown in.

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He identified fire-resistant materials for his walls and windows and created a five-foot noncombustible buffer zone around his house.

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“A ‘noncombustible zone’ near the home and under the deck is an excellent strategy to reduce the vulnerability of the home to a wind-blown ember exposure,” Quarles wrote in an email.

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“I recommend using noncombustible mulch options, such as rock or gravel, within 5 feet of your home,” Clayton says.

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