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What filling or stuffing should be used for upholstered parts of furniture?

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What filling or stuffing should be used for upholstered parts of furniture?

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Any material that is included for the purpose of filling or stuffing the upholstered parts of the furniture must pass the appropriate tests (see p 20-30 of the Guidelines). This includes pads for insulating springs, tack rolls and piping cords which are contained within the cover fabric of the furniture. • Foam fillings: i.e. polyurethane foam in slab or cushion form, or in crumb form and latex rubber form – must always be tested separately whether or not they are subsequently combined with other filling materials in the furniture. • Non-foam fillings: there are two routes to compliance. Each filling may be tested singly or the fillings may be tested as a composite.

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