The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) (Amendment) Regulations 2025
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3 Removal of certain products from scope of the 1988 Regulations
In paragraph (1) of regulation 3 (interpretation), in the definition of “furniture” for sub-paragraph (a) substitute— (a) furniture of any description which is ordinarily intended for private use in a dwelling and— (i) includes— (aa) beds and divans (including the bases and headboards of both); (bb) sofa-beds; (cc) cushions; (dd) mattresses and pillows; (ii) does not include— (aa) bedding or floor coverings (including carpets and mats); (bb) mattresses intended for use by babies and children, if the length is less than 170 cm and the width is less than 75 cm; (cc) modular mattresses intended for use by babies and children, if the largest component has a length of less than 170 cm and a width of less than 75 cm; (dd) upholstery designed to be used with baby furniture; (ee) play pens; (ff) children’s car seats; (gg) play mats; (hh) baby changing mats; (ii) prams, pushchairs, buggies and strollers; (jj) cots, cribs and cradles, including carry cots, bassinets, Moses baskets, travel cots and bedside sleepers; (kk) cot bumpers; (ll) upholstered bed side barriers intended to be used to prevent a child falling out of bed; (mm) baby rockers and bouncers; (nn) baby nests; (oo) baby highchairs and lowchairs; (pp) chair-mounted and table-mounted children’s booster seats; (qq) baby walkers; .
3 Removal of certain products from scope of the 1988 Regulations
In paragraph (1) of regulation 3 (interpretation), in the definition of “furniture” for sub-paragraph (a) substitute— (a) furniture of any description which is ordinarily intended for private use in a dwelling and— (i) includes— (aa) beds and divans (including the bases and headboards of both); (bb) sofa-beds; (cc) cushions; (dd) mattresses and pillows; (ii) does not include— (aa) bedding or floor coverings (including carpets and mats); (bb) mattresses intended for use by babies and children, if the length is less than 170 cm and the width is less than 75 cm; (cc) modular mattresses intended for use by babies and children, if the largest component has a length of less than 170 cm and a width of less than 75 cm; (dd) upholstery designed to be used with baby furniture; (ee) play pens; (ff) children’s car seats; (gg) play mats; (hh) baby changing mats; (ii) prams, pushchairs, buggies and strollers; (jj) cots, cribs and cradles, including carry cots, bassinets, Moses baskets, travel cots and bedside sleepers; (kk) cot bumpers; (ll) upholstered bed side barriers intended to be used to prevent a child falling out of bed; (mm) baby rockers and bouncers; (nn) baby nests; (oo) baby highchairs and lowchairs; (pp) chair-mounted and table-mounted children’s booster seats; (qq) baby walkers; .
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