Green light for the prEN 17191 – Seating for Children Standard
Standard to go to a formal vote in the coming weeks
27th October, 2020
News
Articles tagged ‘Testing’
BFC Proposal for updating UK Flammability Regulations - June 2017
Summary of the British Furniture Confederation’s Proposed Revision of Furniture & Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations
30th June, 2017
Flammability
Introduction to the Domestic Flammability Regulations training
Recorded training to help you understand the fire safety regulations for household furniture
24th September, 2020
Flammability
Fire safety of furniture and furnishings in the contract and non-domestic sectors - a guide to the UK requirements
The fire safety of upholstered furniture supplied into the non-domestic market is more complex. It is heavily influenced by the end use of the premises in which the furniture is intended to be used.
26th November, 2011
Flammability
Fire safety of furniture and furnishings in the home - A Guide to the UK Regulations
Any filling material, whether foam or non-foam, intended for use in furniture, must meet specified ignition tests. This means any material included for the purpose of filling or stuffing the upholstered parts of the furniture.
22nd October, 2011
Flammability
Flammability testing: Best practice guide (FRQG)
Advice for upholstery component manufacturers and suppliers to help identify the requirements for different upholstery components
30th December, 2011
Flammability
A guide for manufacturers seeking to claim compliance with BS 7176
Specification for resistance to ignition of upholstered furniture for non-domestic seating
4th December, 2019
Flammability
Introduction to fire safety of furniture and furnishings in the contract sector training
Recorded training providing a high level overview of the contract flammability regulations
2nd December, 2020
Flammability
Flammability Guidance for Contract Seating - Fire safety of office work chairs in domestic environments
In conjunction with Trading Standards, clarifies whether the FFFSR would fully apply in four scenarios
26th May, 2021
Flammability
