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  1. Guest
    I was wondering whether antique upholstered furniture also needs to comply with the legislation. For example, an edwardian chair that was upholstered in the last 10 years. Does it need to have a fire resistant label to be sold in a shop?
  2. Guest
    Hi I am looking for some advice please. I am hoping to start making beanbags but the cover material is not match resistant. I have tried fire treatment solutions but none work on the material I am using. If I was to use a fire resistant liner with fire retardent polystyrene beans and included fire labels that stated that the "cover material was not match resistant but there was a fire proof interliner" will this cover me against the Fire Furnishing Regulations 1988?
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