What distinguishes permanent props used in live fire training from acquired structures?

Permanent props in live fire training are specifically designed to provide a consistent training experience, and one distinguishing feature is their mobility. Unlike acquired structures, which may be fixed and can be repurposed or modified, permanent props can often be configured or relocated to suit various training scenarios. This mobility allows instructors to adapt training exercises to meet specific objectives, providing a controlled and repeatable environment for students to learn fire suppression techniques and safety protocols.

Additionally, permanent props are built to withstand repeated use in high-stress training environments, making them a valuable asset for fire training programs. This ability to reposition them facilitates a diverse range of exercises that can enhance the realism and comprehension of different fire situations.