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This image displays certification and compliance documentation affixed to a manufactured structure. The primary document is a blue nameplate issued by the State of Colorado Division of Housing certifying that the nonresidential structure complies with factory-built nonresidential structure standards. The nameplate includes fields for manufacturer name, plan approval number, unit ID, date built, and certification number (FBNR-12821). It documents manufacturer certification across multiple code categories including roof design load, wind design pressure, floor design load, fire rating for exterior walls, floor, and ceiling—all measured in PSF (pounds per square foot) or HR (hour rating) designations for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and building systems compliance.

A secondary metal nameplate is visible on the right side, bearing a partially obscured CMI (Certified Manufactured Item) label with faded text indicating manufacturer information and what appears to be inspection or certification details. The plates are mounted on a corrugated metal exterior surface, and construction instructions are visible above stating "DO NOT LOAD HEAVY EQUIPMENT IN THE CENTER." Together, these plates provide evidence of regulatory compliance and manufacturing standards certification for the modular or factory-built structure.