Ann: FBR granted International Code Council certification, page-8

I cut and paste here for convenience. So, basically we should build say at a minimum late Autumn say just above freezing, but once its cured, antartica condition shouldn't be an issue? -29C. Both ranges should suit Florida well? As I can't imagine Florida snowing? below freezing anytime of the year so to speak. Colorado, denver? might have to time the actual contruction I imagine, same for Alaska.

4.2.3Curing Conditions:The adhesive must be cured for
minimum of 24 hours at a temperature between 40°F and
100°F (4°C and 38°C). The minimum and maximum service
conditiontemperaturesevaluatedfortheFastbrick
Adhesive are -20°F (-29°C) and 130°F (54°C), respectively.
The assembly temperature for masonry construction with
FastbrickAdhesivemustbebetween40ºFand100ºF
(4ºC and 38ºC). The relative humidity range for masonry
constructionwithFastbrickAdhesivemustbebetween
20 percent and 90 percent. The assembly time for Fastbrick
Adhesive is 15 minutes at 50 percent relative humidity. The
assembly time can be adjusted ±5 minutes depending on
the humidity percentage; the higher the relative humidity,
thelowertheassemblytimeinaccordancewiththe
manufacturer’s published installation instructions.