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Marriott Design Standards: Module 14 the global corporate standard for Fire Protection and Life Safety

• Active leak detection: Every guestroom bathroom must have a discrete moisture sensor behind the toilet and under the vanity. These tie into the BMS (Building Management System).
• Shut-off valves: If a leak exceeds 0.5 GPM for 10 continuous minutes, the room’s water supply must automatically shut off, and engineering receives an alert.
• Grey water reuse (optional but incentivized): For resorts and large convention hotels, Module 14 outlines standards for capturing shower and lavatory grey water for toilet flushing or irrigation. Marriott offers a 10% reduction in annual royalty fees for 5 years for properties that implement certified grey water systems.

Special systems & high‑risk areas

Means of Egress

: Standards for adequate exit capacity, emergency lighting, and clear pathways to safety. marriott design standards module 14

Marriott Design Standards Module 14 is not a suggestion; it is a non-negotiable performance contract between the franchisor and the owner. While guests may never see the PEX lines or the recirculation pump, they will certainly feel the results: instant hot water, powerful yet quiet flushes, and a shower that doesn't freeze when someone washes their hands. Marriott Design Standards: Module 14 the global corporate