Results for ‘flammability guide’
Flammability Testing: Best Practice Guide (FRQG)
Guide for manufacturers and suppliers of upholstery and components to help identify the flammability testing requirements for different upholstery components in a straightforward manner. The guide draws upon experience gained by retailers and test organisations when conducting ignition tests for the industry and other interested parties
30th December, 2011
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Download FIRA’s Latest Flammability Guide – Free for a Limited Time
Download FIRA’s latest UK flammability guide free for a limited time. Essential fire safety guidance for furniture and furnishings.
7th April, 2026
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Updated FIRA Flammability Guide Supports Industry Through 2025 Regulation Changes
Clear practical guidance on the latest Regulations
7th April, 2026
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New Guide: Understanding Flammability Test Reports Beyond Pass or Fail
How to interpret results, assess performance, and manage product compliance beyond simple pass or fail outcomes
18th June, 2026
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Contract Flammability Guide: Fire Safety of Furniture and Furnishings in the Non-domestic Sectors
This guide intends to clarify the regulations and explain the requirements for non-domestic furniture and furnishings, outline testing requirements and clarify end-use requirements
26th November, 2011
Flammability
Fire Safety of Furniture and Furnishings in the Home - A Guide to the UK Regulations
Understand the UK Furniture Flammability Regulations, including the latest changes, responsibilities, and compliance requirements.
7th April, 2026
Flammability
Essentials: Children’s Furniture & Childcare Products: Standards & Requirements
Clear, practical Essentials that offer important need-to-knows
20th August, 2026
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FIRA and Trading Standards confirm flammability requirements for office work chairs used in a domestic environment
The guidance covers four ‘scenarios’ and clarifies whether the FFFSR would fully apply, alongside the role of the GPSR
27th May, 2021
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'Characteristics of modern domestic fire scenarios'
This forms part of the current review into the UK domestic flammability regulations
8th June, 2022
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