NFPA 230 : 2003

Chapter 1 Administration
  1.1 Scope
  1.2 Purpose
  1.3 Retroactivity
  1.4 Equivalency
  1.5 Units
Chapter 2 Referenced Publications
  2.1 General
  2.2 NFPA Publications
  2.3 Other Publication
Chapter 3 Definitions
  3.1 General
  3.2 NFPA Official Definitions
  3.3 General Definitions
Chapter 4 General
  4.1 Classification of Commodities
  4.2 Usage Changes
Chapter 5 General Requirements
  5.1 Building Construction
  5.2 Storage Arrangement
  5.3 Fire Protection - General
  5.4 Building Equipment, Maintenance, and Operations
Chapter 6 Protection of Palletized, Solid Pile, Bin Box, and
            On-Shelf Storage
  6.1 Application
Chapter 7 Protection of Rack Storage
  7.1 Application
  7.2 Building Construction
  7.3 Storage Arrangement
Chapter 8 Protection of Rubber Tires
  8.1 Application
  8.2 Building Arrangement
  8.3 Storage Arrangement
  8.4 Fire Protection
Chapter 9 Protection of Roll Paper
  9.1 Application
  9.2 Building Construction
  9.3 Storage Arrangement
Chapter 10 Reserved
Chapter 11 Protection of Storage of Forest Products
  11.1 General
  11.2 General Fire Protection
  11.3 Outside Storage of Lumber and Wood Panels -
       Retail and Wholesale Storage Yards
  11.4 Outside Storage of Lumber and Wood Panels -
       Wood Processing Facilities
  11.5 Outside Storage of Ties, Poles, and Posts -
       Pressure-Treating Plants
  11.6 Outside Storage of Wood Chips and Hogged Material
  11.7 Outside Storage of Logs
Chapter 12 Storage of Idle Pallets
  12.1 General
  12.2 Indoor Storage
  12.3 Outdoor Storage
Chapter 13 Reserved
Chapter 14 Reserved
Annex A Explanatory Material
Annex B Protection of Outdoor Storage
Annex C Explanation of Rack Storage Test Data and Procedures
Annex D Protection of Baled Cotton History of Guidelines
Annex E Recommendations for Fighting Rubber Tire Fires in
        Sprinklered Buildings
Annex F Guidelines for Outdoor Storage of Scrap Tires
Annex G Informational References
Index

Pertains to the indoor and outdoor storage of materials representing the broad range of combustibles, including plastics, forest products, rubber tires, scrap tires, baled cotton, and roll paper.