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Bunk beds testing & certification / high bed Testing & certificationBunk bed is set of components that can be assembled as beds, one above the other, the upper surface of the top bed base of which is 600 mm or more above floor level. The loads and forces in the strength and durability tests apply to beds with an internal length greater than 140 cm and a maximum bed base width of 120 cm. The dimensional requirements are intended to minimise the risk of accidents, particularly to children. The testing requirements are intended to represent use by one occupant per bed.We assess safety, stability, strength and durability of bunk beds and high beds according to EN 747-1:2012+A1:2015 and EN 747-2:2012+A1:201CDG provides bunk bed testing services in India. Contact us for bunk bed certification as per international standards.Bunk beds for sale in India should comply with EN 747-1:2012+A1:2015 – ''''''''Furniture – Bunk beds and high beds – Part 1: Safety, strength and durability requirements''''''''. Testing is carried out using the methods in EN 747-2:2012+A1:2015 – ''''''''Furniture – Bunk beds and high beds – Part 2: Test methods''''''''.In 1999, the UK government published an analysis of accidents in the home, called ''''''''Research on the Pattern and Trends in Home Accidents''''''''. This showed that there were seven bed-related fatalities a year in the UK and 1,000 children are injured after falling from beds. The two EN 747 standards are designed to provide guidance to minimise the risk of accidents to children. UK legislation (Statutory Instrument 1987 No. 1337: The Bunk Beds (Entrapment Hazards) (Safety) Regulations 1987) used to do the same, but these have now been revoked (2012).These EN standards set specific dimensions concerning permitted gaps between parts such as rails and mattress slats.One safety issue that is addressed is the risk that any part of the body of a child under six years becomes wedged or trapped at or above the height of any part of the bed’s sleeping surface in a way which may give rise to any risk of death or personal injury.EN 747-1:2012+A1:2015 includes requirements for ''''''''Instructions for use'''''''' and ''''''''Markings''''''''.CIL recommends that retailers, importers and manufacturers of bunk beds designed for the India or other Asian markets test to EN 747-1:2012+A1:2015 and EN 747-2:2012+A1:2015.Please contact CIL for information on CIL''''''''s furniture testing services. CIL can assess products for compliance to the Indian regulations and the current standards. Test results may be useful for sellers to demonstrate safety compliance and fitness for purpose to potential buyers. Buyers and retailers might wish to examine incoming goods to ensure they are consistent with initial samples by commissioning spot checks.Bunk Bed Test ProceduresThe bunk bed is evaluated using the following procedure, which reflects all of the standard’s requirements for guardrails, end structures, labelling and instructions. The procedure is presented in the same sequence as stated in the regulations. The test operator may choose an alternate sequence to minimize installing and removing the mattress. A videotape that demonstrates the test procedure is available. The test operator records test results on a copy of the Bunk Bed Test Report Form for submittal to the CPSC Office of Compliance.

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Storage units testing, workbenches testing for laboratoriesWe are testing all kind of laboratory furniture according to EN 14727:2005. This European Standard specifies requirements and test methods for storage units testing used in laboratories.This European Standard specifies strength, durability and safety requirements to prevent serious injury through normal functional use, as well as misuse that might reasonably be expected to occur. During laboratory furniture testing the higher loads and forces are used than testing of regular storage furniture.  But it should be understood that the tests do not ensure that structural failure will not eventually occur as a result of habitual misuse or after an excessively long period of service. Laboratory furniture testing does not include assessment of ageing, degradation and the heating effect of appliances or resistance to fire.Safety, stability, strength and durability of laboratory furniture storage units are testing according to EN 14727:2005Dimensions, safety, stability, strength and durability requirements of workbenches for laboratories are testing according to EN 13150:2020.CDG provides laboratory furniture testing services in India. Contact us for laboratory furniture certification as per international standards.EN 14727:2005 Laboratory furniture – Storage units for laboratories – Requirements and test methodsThis European Standard specifies requirements and test methods for storage units used in laboratories. This European Standard specifies strength, durability and safety requirements to prevent serious injury through normal functional use, as well as misuse that might reasonably be expected to occur. Safety, depending on the structure of the building, is not included e.g. the strength of wall hanging cabinets includes only the cabinet and its parts. The wall and the fixing in the wall are not included. It should be understood that the tests do not ensure that structural failure will not eventually occur as a result of habitual misuse or after an excessively long period of service. Assessment of ageing, degradation and the heating effect of appliances are not included nor are ergonomic aspects or resistance to fire.EN 13150:2020 Workbenches for laboratories in educational institutions – Dimensions, safety and durability requirements and test methodsThis document applies to workbenches, movable science tables and workbench shelves designed for use in educational institutions and similar laboratories. It does not apply to workbenches and working tables for industrial laboratories, institutes and universities or similar research institutions. It does not apply to fume cupboards. This document specifies safety and durability requirements and test methods and gives dimensions. Requirements and test methods related to the fire safety or workbenches and to the resistance of the work surface are not included in this document. Requirements concerning electrical safety and media services (eg water, gas, wastewater, compressed air) are not included in this document.

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Educational Furniture Testing / Educational Furniture CertificationIt is very important that tables for educational institutions and chairs for educational institutions shall comply functional dimensions and markings for general educational purposes in educational institutions. It includes furniture with fixed size mark and adjustable furniture as well as standing work height tables for use without chairs. It applies to furniture for use with laptop computers or portable devices, but not to special purpose workstations, e.g. laboratories, ranked seating and workshops. It also shall comply safety requirements and test methods for chairs and tables for general educational purposes in educational institutions.Dimensions, safety, stability, strength and durability of chairs and tables for educational institutions are assessed according to EN 1729-1:2015, EN 1729-2:2012+A1:2015.CDG provides educational furniture testing services in India. Contact us for educational furniture certification as per international standards.These standards determine dimensions, safety, stability, strength and durability of chairs and tables for educational institutions:EN 1729-1:2015 Furniture – Chairs and tables for educational institutions – Part 1: Functional dimensionsThis part of European Standard EN 1729 specifies functional dimensions and markings for chairs and tables for general educational purposes in educational institutions. It includes furniture with fixed size mark and adjustable furniture as well as standing work height tables for use without chairs. It applies to furniture for use with laptop computers or portable devices, but not to special purpose workstations, e.g. laboratories, ranked seating and workshops. The standard does not apply to furniture used by teaching personnel.EN 1729-2:2012+A1:2015 Furniture – Chairs and tables for educational institutions – Part 2: Safety requirements and test methodsThis European Standard specifies safety requirements and test methods for chairs and tables for general educational purposes in educational institutions. It applies to furniture for use with laptop computers or portable devices, but not to special purpose workstations, e.g. laboratories, ranked seating and workshops.This European Standard specifies functional dimensions and markings for all chairs, stools and tables, for educational institutions, including fixed and adjustable chairs and tables.It applies to both un-upholstered and upholstered chairs and stools as well as to both non-swivel and swivel chairs. It applies to furniture for use with laptop computers or portable devices.It does not apply to ranked seating or special purpose workstations.It does not apply to furniture used by teaching personnel.Annex A (normative) includes single-sloped chairs and associated tables.Annex B (normative) includes double-sloped high chairs and associated tables.Annex C (normative) includes standing-height tables.Annex D (normative) includes tall chairs and associated tables.Annex E (normative) includes stools and associated worksurfaces.Annex F (normative) includes measurement methods.Annex G (informative) includes guidance on size marks for adjustable chairs and tables.Annex H (informative) includes guidance on calculating heights of double-sloped chairs and associated tables.Annex I (informative) includes a rationale for functional dimensions.

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Children’s Highchair Testing / Children’s Highchair Certification.Children’s high is free standing chair that elevates the child to approximately dining table height, intended for holding the child from 6 months to 36 months of age who is capable of remaining in a sitting position due to his or her own coordination. The test methods specifies the special requirements for dimensions, safe use, and stability of chair.Safety requirements and test methods of children’s high chair are described in the standards EN 14988:2017+A1:2020.CDG provides children’s highchair testing services in India. Contact us for children’s highchair certification as per international standards.How safe is a high chair?Our lab experts check that all high chairs meet the relevant British Standards, including:Construction: We check how well made the high chairs are, looking out for any shoddy finishing, sharp edges or burrs.Strength and durability: We run tests to check the strength and durability of all the important parts of the high chair, such as the locking mechanism for folding high chairs, the tray and the harness, to make sure it won't fail while your little one is sitting in it. We check it won't give out if your child has a tantrum in it, by carrying out a fatigue and impact test where we drop a 23kg weight up and down on the high chair 500 times.Harnesses: A key safety feature, but there are a wide range. A fiddly one will mean you're less likely to bother using it, whereas a good five-point harness will be easy to use and keep your baby safe and secure.Stability: Using a test dummy to simulate a child, we test the forward, rearward and sideways stability of the high chair, to check that it won't topple over and also assess the risk of potential finger traps.Tray drop tests: Trays are removed and dropped on each side, to see whether they break. A broken tray is no use to anyone, and it could be leave sharp edges or small parts that could fit in a baby's mouth.Footrest tests: We apply a weight to the footrest, to replicate a toddler climbing on it, or using it to stand up when in the high chair. We've seen some fail at 10kg, which is around the weight of a one-year-old.Impact tests We whack each high chair with an impact hammer to see if it falls over and if anything breaks. Any bits that do break off, we will check to see how small they are and how sharp to check whether they could pose a danger to small babies.How easy is it to put together?It's probably not the first thing on your mind when choosing a high chair, but once you get it home you've got to get it up. Sometimes it's easier said than done.Assembly In their very own flat-pack nightmare, our assessors scratch their heads over annotated diagrams and pictorial instructions to see just how long it takes to assemble each high chair.Instructions We rate the quality of the instructions and how long it actually takes to put the high chair up and screw everything together – things you can't really tell just by looking at a high chair in the shops.Tools needed We even check for any tools you'll need to use, and check whether any vital parts are missing.Moving and storing Once it's all set up, we get our parent panel testers and experts to fold up the high chairs and move them about, to see just how easy it is to do. We also check how much room they'll take up for storage – will the high chair fit in a cupboard or will you have to prop it up against a wall?

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Auditorium Chair Testing / Theater Chair TestingAll types of ranked seating shall comply the minimal requirements determining the structural strength and durability of the structure of (e.g. stadium and auditorium seating). The test methods also include table of tests with four choices of loads. The test method applies to seating permanently fixed in ranks but does not apply to linked upright chairs not fastened to the floor and/or walls. Assessment of ageing, degradation and the effect of ambient temperature are not included.Safety, stability, strength and durability is assessed according to EN 12727:2016.CDG provides auditorium chair testing services in India. Contact us for auditorium chair certification as per international standards.EN 12727:2016 Furniture – Ranked seating – Test methods and requirements for strength and durabilityThis European Standard specifies test methods and requirements determining the structural strength and durability of the structure of all types of ranked seating, (e.g. stadium and auditorium seating) which are permanently fastened to the floor and/or walls, whether in bench or individual seat form. A table of tests with four choices of loads is included.specifies repeatability standard deviation and reproducibility standard deviation for results obtained from tests methods carried out according to following standards:-   EN 12720:2009+A1:2013, Furniture - Assessment of surface resistance to cold liquids,-   EN 12721:2009+A1:2013, Furniture - Assessment of surface resistance to wet heat,-   EN 12722:2009+A1:2013, Furniture - Assessment of surface resistance to dry heat,-   EN 15185:2011, Furniture - Assessment of the surface resistance to abrasion,-   EN 15186:2012, Furniture - Assessment of the surface resistance to scratching,in order to provide the accuracy of results.The above standards deal with all rigid furniture surfaces regardless of materials and they not apply to leather and textile surfaces.Who is BS EN 12727 - Safety, strength, and durability of ranked seating for? BS EN 12727 on understanding safety, strength, and durability of ranked seating can be applied in: 
Churches, Law courts for light usage Theatres, Concert halls, Company lecture rooms for moderate usage Stadium, Sports halls, Theatres, Cinemas, Concert Halls for general usage College lecture rooms, Stadium, Cinemas, Airports for severe usage Why should you use BS EN 12727 - Safety, strength, and durability of ranked seating?  BS EN 12727 provides guidelines of movable and adjustable parts designing so that injuries and inadvertent operation are avoided. It shall not be possible for any load-bearing part of the seating to come loose unintentionally. BS EN 12727 provides guidelines about all parts which are lubricated to assist sliding. It speaks of how seating that is permanently fastened to the floor and/or wall, whether in bench or individual seat form shall be designed to protect users from lubricant stains when in normal use. With the exception of tipping seats, there shall be no shear and squeeze points created by parts of the seating operated by powered mechanisms, e.g., springs and gas lifts. Hence, using BS EN 12727 guidelines will help planners to make ideas in long run with the best outcome of it in public spaces.

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Office screens testing / Office screen certification / Office partition testing / Office partition certification We determine principal dimensions for office screens, mechanical safety requirements of office screens and stability and for the structure of office screens according to EN 1023-1:1996, EN 1023-2:2000, EN 1023-3:2000 standardsCDG provides office screens testing services in India. Contact us for office screens certification as per international standards.Screens are widely used in the commercial space providing dedicated areas, privacy, defined personal space but the ability to communicate and collaborate easily with co-workers. They also are able to absorb sounds and block out visual distractions.Our certification criteria covers strength, stability, durability and general safety.Office Screens – How High is too Low?The height of your office screens impacts immensely on both the visual and acoustic privacy in your office. Choosing the best screen height requires finding a balance between the physical needs and the culture of your company.Some companies require more private spaces while others prefer an open configuration that allows employees to make eye contact and speak to each other across the screens.Some office design experts suggest that a partition height of between 1.2 – 1.3 metres meets the privacy requirements of the modern office but research proves that this is questionable. Research statistics reveal that a screen of this height will provide some visual privacy for seated workers but very minimal acoustic privacy.For decades, acoustic engineers have argued that for partitions to provide substantial acoustic privacy, they must be above ‘seated head height’. Partitions below ‘seated head height’ won’t block voices and noise between work-points and will dramatically increase the amount of unwanted distractions and interruptions. Statistics published by (BIFMA) Business and Institutional Furniture Manufacturer’s Association for human dimensions reveal that the ‘seated head height’ of 95% of the male population ranges up to 1.48m. Therefore, if your screens are to be above the ‘seated head height’ for everyone except the tallest 5% of your male workforce, they must be taller than 1.5m.While the trend is to make office screens lower and lower, for organisations whose workers spend large parts of their day on the telephone, a screen height in excess of 1.5m will be critical to keep their calls confidential and undistracted — if this is a requirement of the nature of their work.A good office screening system should allow you to specify the height to suit the nature of your working style and have good acoustic properties. They should also offer the flexibility of being able to be reconfigured at any time.The noise control in an office environment can be a tricky subject, with many considerations needed of the surroundings. Noise is just unwanted sound, so we need to find ways to reduce this noise transference in specific areas, such as meeting rooms, cellular offices, and kitchen areas as a few examples. Also bear in mind that sometimes we want to keep the noise in, but other times we will want to keep it out.

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Bed Testing Services | Bed Certification ServicesTest methods for testing beds covers all types of fully erected domestic adult beds including all component elements such as bed frame, bed base, bed and bed pads (when they form a unit with the bed).Beds testing for it is safety, stability, strength and durability of beds, bed frame, bed base are assessed according to EN 1725:1998. This standard does not include bunk bed testing.CDG provides bed testing services in India. Contact us for bed certification as per international standards.CIL is your source for all your bed testing needs, including flammability and performance testingThroughout our network of accredited labs, we provide a variety of bed testing services including safety testing and certification, flammability, and performance testing. We specialize in testing for product development, material changes, failure analysis, comparison testing, claims verification, and reducing warranty costs.Bed Testing StandardsASTM F 1566EN 1957ASTM D 357416 CFR Part 163216 CFR Part 163316 CFR Part 1634Types of Bed Testing ServicesFlammabilityFirmness RatingFirmness Retention and Surface DeformationDurabilityImpact TestDensityIndentation Force DeflectionConstant Deflection Compression Set TestTensile TestTear TestFurniture Testing
CIL is your source for furniture testing, offering ANSI/BIFMA furniture testing, as well as UL, ASTM, NFPA, British Standards and IMO.CIL provides expert bed testing services to manufacturers in the consumer, medical, and institutional industries to evaluate the flammability, durability, and performance of their product, and help them to bring safer and quality products to the market.  As regulations in the sleep industry constantly evolve, our experts keep abreast of the latest compliance requirements, supporting bedding and bed manufacturers with a variety of testing services that ensure their product is fit for purpose and compliant with all industry standards and regulations.  Some of the tests we perform include:ASTM Hexagonal Roller TestASTM Cornell TestFailure AnalysisImmersionInterface Pressure MappingBed Air FlowBed Flammability and Open Flame ComplianceMotion TransferPoint ElasticitySpecification ComplianceThermal PerformanceThanks to our extensive expertise in the field and our full-scale testing capabilities, we can test just about any kind of bed, from hospital beds to consumer, military, and hotel bed es. We test the flammability, durability and performance by simulating the conditions that the product may face in real-world environments and give you results closer to the product behaviour in the application. Our tests are critical to establish benchmark performance standards and plan for optimal service life.When testing a bed there are 2 criteria that need to be taken into accountThe bed frame and covers. A good bed will have a good supporting bed frame and practical covers. Th problem with how beds are perceived in the media alters what people think is the best bed. A bed with white sheets, millions of throw pillows and is so high of the ground you need to jump onto it. This is too impractical, may look nice but no. A practical bed will have a simple frame and support, at a good level of being able to flop onto it. It will have a maximum of 2 pillows per person and a blanket per person for maximum comfort and sleep.The size: The size of the bed should be comfortable for the number of persons sleep.

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Domestic Seating Testing / Domestic Seating certification

Chairs are the most used furniture. There are issued several chair testing standards separating them into chairs for domestic use and non domestic use such as visitor chairs.
Chairs shall comply with the safety, strength and durability requirements. During tests we apply loads, forces and velocities that simulate normal functional use, as well as misuse, that might reasonably be expected to occur. The difference between chair testing for domestic use and visitor chairs testing are different applied load during static load tests and the cycles for durability test. These test results may be used to represent the performance of production models provided that the tested model is representative of the production model. The tests are based on use by persons weighing up to 110 kg.
Safety, strength, stability and durability of chairs and other seating for home use are assessed according to EN 12520:2015.

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What is BS EN 12520-Requirements for domestic seating about?  BS EN 12520 is a European standard on furniture that discusses the requirements for domestic seating to improve its performance.  BS EN 12520 specifies the minimum requirements for the safety, strength and durability of all types of domestic seating for adults. The tests are based on use by persons weighing up to 110 kg. Note 1: BS EN 12520 does not apply to ranked seating, seating for non-domestic use, office work chairs, office visitors'''''''' chairs, chairs for educational institutions, outdoor seating and links for linked seating for which European Standards exist. Note 2: BS EN 12520 does not include requirements for the durability of upholstery materials, castors, reclining and tilting mechanisms and seat height adjustment mechanisms. Note 3: BS EN 12520 does not include requirements for electrical safety. Note 4: BS EN 12520 does not include requirements for the resistance to ageing, degradation, flammability, and ergonomics. Who is BS EN 12520-Requirements for domestic seating for? BS EN 12520 on the requirements for domestic seating is useful for: Domestic seating manufacturers Domestic seating designers Domestic seating test personnel Quality assurance authority Why should you use BS EN 12520-Requirements for domestic seating?  A set of requirements are used as inputs into the design stages of product development. Requirements are also an important input into the verification. They establish a foundation for product vision, scope, cost, and schedule and they target finished product quality and performance. BS EN 12520 provides you with test sequence, constructional requirements, shear and squeeze points, stability, strength and durability requirements, information for use, and much more. The requirements provided by BS EN 12520 assist you to improve the performance and quality of the domestic seating and ensures to improve the strength, durability, and safety of the furniture.  With obedience and compliance to BS EN 12520, you can enhance the efficacy of the domestic seating and manufacture a standardized high-quality product. What is changed since the last update?  BS EN 12520:2015 supersedes EN 12520:2010, which is withdrawn. BS EN 12520:2015 has made some technical changes compared to the previous edition EN 12520:2010.

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Office work tables testing and desks testing
Office tables shall comply with dimension, mechanical safety, stability and strength requirements. The dimensions specifies of work tables and desks for office tasks to be undertaken in a seated, a sit stand or standing position. The tables tests covered by the standard include stability, strength under vertical force, strength under horizontal force, fatigue under horizontal force, fatigue under vertical force, drop test.Desk testing and determination of dimensions are assessed according to EN 527-1:2011, EN 527-2:2016+A1:2019 .
We can also offer testing table with electrically driven adjustable legs. Our new optical testing equipment allows to test desk very accurate and to determine even the tilting of table top.
Domestic and non-domestic tables testing
All tables used for domestic purposes and non domestic purposes including those with glass in their construction testing table shall comply minimum requirements for the safety, strength and durability requirements. If the domestic table is equipped with storage features it shall be tested according to other existing EN standards.
Dimensions, safety, stability, strength and durability of domestic tables and non domestic tables shall be assessed according to EN 12521:2015, EN 15372:2016 and relative EN 1730:2013 Furniture – Tables – Test methods for the determination of stability, strength and durability.

EN 12521:2015 Furniture – Strength, durability and safety – Requirements for domestic tablesThis European standard specifies the minimum requirements for the safety, strength and durability of all types of domestic tables for use by adults, including those with glass in their construction. With the exception of stability tests, the standard does not provide assessment of the suitability of any storage features included in domestic tables. It does not include requirements for the durability of castors and height adjustment mechanisms. It does not include requirements for electrical safety. It does not include requirements for the resistance to ageing and degradation. If the domestic table is equipped with storage features it shall be tested to other existing EN standards.

Tables needs to be designed in a manner that they minimize the risk of injury to users. BS EN 12521 provides guidelines for such safety requirements. Apart from that, BS EN 12521 also provides test conditions and test sequences for domestic tables.  
BS EN 12521 specifies rigorous strength and durability test which takes domestic tables through – horizontal static load test, vertical static load tests, horizontal durability test, vertical durability test for cantilever or pedestal tables, vertical impact test for table without glass in their construction, vertical impact test for tables with glass in their construction, stability under vertical load test and, stability for tables with extension elements. Using BS EN 12521, you provide your customers with a safe environment while working on domestic tables.

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CIL conduct storage furniture testing in India.We are testing all kind of storage furniture intended for domestic and non-domestic use. Under tests we determine strength, stability and durability of storage units that are fully assembled and ready for use in place. Storage furniture testing relate to various parts of the unit. Applied loads, forces and velocities are simulating normal functional use, as well as misuse, that might reasonably be expected to occur. Storage furniture testing results may be used to represent the performance of production models provided that the tested model is representative of the production model.Tests carried out are intended to demonstrate the ability of the item to give satisfactory service in its intended environment.The strength and durability tests do not assess the structure of the building, e.g. the strength of wall hanging cabinets includes only the cabinet and the parts used for the attachment.Storage furniture and non domestic storage furniture are testing according to ISO 7170:2021, EN 16121:2013 or EN 14073 and other relating standards.Testing of domestic storage furniture, kitchen storage units and worktops are assessed according to EN 14749:2016.Acceptance criteria for the strength, durability and stability of the storage furniture is not specified by the test methods. Instead, suggested loads, cycles and forces are provided in Annex B, depending on the applicability of the furniture.This document has been developed with the objective of promoting relevant test methods for determining the strength, durability and stability of storage furniture, simulating normal functional use, as well as foreseeable misuse, that might reasonably be expected to occur. The tests are designed to evaluate properties without regard to materials, design/construction or manufacturing processes and intended to demonstrate the ability of the item to give satisfactory service in its intended environment.The test results are only valid for the unit/component tested. These results can be used to represent the performance of production models prior to use, provided that the tested unit/component is representative of the production model. Only when properly justified, they can be used for failure analysis of a unit that has been in use.ScopeThis document specifies test methods for determining the strength, durability and stability of storage units, when fully assembled prior to use, including their movable and non-movable parts.Acceptance criteria for the strength, durability and stability of the storage furniture is not specified by the test methods. Instead, suggested loads, cycles and forces are provided in Annex B, depending on the applicability of the furniture.Normative referencesThe following documents are referred to in the text in such a way that some or all of their content constitutes requirements of this document. For dated references, only the edition cited applies. For undated references, the latest edition of the referenced document (including any amendments) applies.

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Office Chair Testing / Office Chair CertificationOffice chair is the most used furniture in the office so it is very important that it should pass all office chair testing requirements. It shall comply the heaviest loads, should be stable and comply the minimal ergonomics requirements. The test methods and requirements are based upon the use for 8 h a day by persons weighing up to 110 kg . The tests consist of the application, to various parts of the item, of forces simulating normal functional use, as well as misuse that might reasonably be expected to occur. The tests are designed to evaluate properties without regard to materials, design/construction or manufacturing processes.Office chair testing and dimension requirements are assessed according to standards EN 1335-1:2020, ISO 24496:2021, EN 1335-2:2018.CDG provides office chair testing services in India. Contact us for office chair certification as per international standards.BS EN 1335-1:2020 applies to office work chairs. It specifies dimensions of three types of chairs as well as test methods for their determination. Annex A (informative) contains a Rationale for office chair features and comparison between current published dimensions with European anthropometric data.This standard BS EN 1335-1:2020 Office furniture. Office work chair is classified in these ICS categories:13.180 Ergonomics97.140 FurnitureThis part of pr EN 1335:2017 applies to office work chairs. It specifies dimensions of three types of chairs as well as test methods for their determination. Annex A (informative) contains a Rationale for office chair features and comparison between current published dimensions with European anthropometric data.There are a number of regulations and acts workplace seating should abide by, including:Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974: Because employers have a duty to ensure a safe and healthy working environment for their employees, seating at work should not be hazardous or endanger the health and safety of staff. Workers should know how to use them correctly with clear instructions; this means seating suppliers and manufacturers should make safe products that follow the British Standards Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992: It is required under Regulation 11 that each worker has a suitable seat for work that must be done sitting – whether all of the work is done sitting or a substantial part of itHealth and Safety (Display Screen Equipment) Regulations 1992: Seating is referenced when talking about the health and safety of DSE and VDUs (visual display units) with stress on how work seating should not be poor and should support eye levels, good posture and positioningManual Handling Operations Regulations 1992: This also gives guidance on handling and moving goods whilst seated Health and Safety (Consultation with Employees) Regulations 1996: This legislations requires employers to consult their staff, or elected representatives, on issues affecting their health and safety  Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations 1998: Employers have a duty to provide working equipment that is maintained in an efficient and safe state with seating regarded as work equipment under these regulationsManagement of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999: Under this legislation, employers and those self-employed both have a duty to assess risks to health and safety, including risks associated with seating. The duty holder must identify the measures that are needed to be implemented to comply with health and safety needs.

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Children''s Cots Testing / Folding Cots TestingChildren’s cots and folding cots for domestic useTest methods for children’s cots and folding cots for domestic use applies to the cots with an internal length greater than 900 mm but not more than 1 400 mm.Safety, stability, strength and durability are assessed according to EN 716-1:2017 and EN 716-2:2017.CDG provides children''s cots testing services in India. Contact us for children''s cots certification as per international standards.What is BS EN 716-1 - Safety requirements for children''s cots and folding cots about BS EN 716-1 assesses the safety of children''s cots and folding cots. BS EN 716-1 specifies safety requirements for children''s cots for domestic use with an internal length greater than 900 mm but not more than 1 400 mm. Note 1: The requirements apply to a cot that is fully assembled and ready for use. Note 2: For cots that can be converted into other items e.g., changing units, playpens additional requirements can apply. Note 3: BS EN 716-1 does not apply to carry cots, cribs, and cradles for which a separate European standard exists. Who is BS EN 716-1 - Safety requirements for children''s cots and folding cots for? BS EN 716-1 on safety requirements for children''s cots and folding cots is useful for: Children''s cots manufacturers   Children’s furniture manufacturers  Safety department Why should you use BS EN 716-1 - Safety requirements for children''s cots and folding cots?  Furniture that is made for children should not harm or injure the child. BS EN 716-1 provides test method and safety requirements that can be followed while manufacturing the children’s cot. This will ensure that the cot adheres to the regulatory standards, and they are safe for use. BS EN 716-1 provides safety requirements while designing or manufacturing processes. This will ensure that the children''s cots and folding cots produced would not cause any injury to users.  What is changed since the last update?  BS EN 716-1:2017 supersedes BS EN 716???1:2008+A1:2013, which is withdrawn. BS EN 716-1:2017 includes some technical changes with respect to BS EN 716???1:2008+A1:2013. These include: Introduction of the elements of the amendment Modification of the references (BS EN 716-2:2008+A1:2013 replaced with BS EN 716–2:2017) Clarification of 4.4.8.1, “Movable sides” Clarification of the instructions for use Addition of a warning concerning the risk to add a second mattress in the bed Modification of Clause 7 concerning marking.EN 716-1:2017 Furniture – Children’s cots and folding cots for domestic use – Part 1: Safety requirementsThis part of EN 716 specifies safety requirements for children’s cots for domestic use with an internal length greater than 900 mm but not more than 1 400 mm. The requirements apply to a cot that is fully assembled and ready for use. Cots that can be converted into other items e.g. changing units, playpens should, when converted, comply with the relevant European standard for that item. This standard does not apply to carry cots, cribs and cradles for which a separate European standard exists.EN 716-2:2017 Furniture – Children’s cots and folding cots for domestic use – Part 2: Test methodsThis part of EN 716 specifies test methods for assessing the safety of children’s cots and folding cots for domestic use. It applies to children’s cots and folding cots with an internal length greater than 900 mm but not more than 1 400 mm.

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Sofa Testing Services / Sofa Certification ServicesIt is important that all domestic seating shall comply the minimum requirements for the safety, strength and durability. The sofa testing is based on use by persons weighing up to 110 kg. Applied loads, forces and velocities are simulating normal functional use, as well as misuse, that might reasonably be expected to occur. These sofa testing results may be used to represent the performance of production models provided that the model is representative of the production model. It does not include requirements for the resistance to ageing, degradation, flammability and ergonomics, but tests carried out are intended to demonstrate the ability of the item to give satisfactory service in its intended environment. There are several standards to test sofa depending on it’s intended use.Sofas, sofa beds, upholstery stool and other seating for home use are assessed according to EN 12520:2015.Sofas, sofa beds, upholstery stools and other seating for non-domestic use are assessed according to EN 16139:2013.CDG provides sofa testing services in India. Contact us for bunk sofa certification as per international standards.The sofa is an important piece of furniture for homes and offices worldwide. The biggest manufacturers of sofas today reside in India. As the demand for sofas rises, international standards for sofa inspection and quality control increase in number.CIL helps sofa importers and manufacturers verify the quality of their sofas through pre-shipment inspection and product testing.COMMON QUALITY TESTS FOR SOFASIn creating inspection and testing procedures for sofas and other upholstered furniture, CIL draws on the following kinds of testing. We can include on-site testing within our inspection regiment for your sofas or help you coordinate more sophisticated testing in one of our certified partner labs. The following are some common quality tests to consider for sofas:AATCC microorganisms testThe American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) offers AATCC Test Method 147 (antibacterial activity of fabrics) and AATCC Test Method 194 (anti-house dust mite properties of textiles). These tests are essential in determining whether sofas harbor harmful microorganisms after long-term use.ANSI fire safety testingThe American National Standards Institute (ANSI) offers ANSI/NFPA 260 (cigarette ignition resistance of components of upholstered furniture) as an international standard test method to determine whether sofas are vulnerable to fire from cigarette ignition. This testing is especially important if the target consumers of the sofas include smokers or if the sofas may be used in smoking zones, such as the clubs.
UFAC flammability testThe Upholstery Furniture Action Council (UFAC) Flammability Test Methods for Upholstered Furniture Components - 1983 is an international standard which comprises of the various methods that could be used in the different types and designs of sofas.ASTM heat release rate testThe American Standard for Testing and Materials (ASTM) has ASTM E1474 - 10 which is the standard test method for determining the heat release rate of upholstered furniture