Domestic furniture. Beds and mattresses. Safety requirements and test methods1 Scope This European Standard specifies mechanical safety requirements and testing for all types of fully erected domestic adult beds including all component elements such as bed frame, bed base, mattress and mattress pads (when they form a unit with the mattress). It does not apply to foldaway beds, bunk beds, children's cots and adjustable beds for disabled persons where separate standards exist, as well as waterbeds and air beds. Further tests may

the standard can be applied by any industry which employs people who are expected to work within secure environments

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BS EN 2015 can also help you follow the best industry practices that can help you enhance your credibility in the market

BS EN 28662-1 is the first part of the multi-part series that outlines the basic requirements for evaluating vibrations in the handles of hand-held power-driven tools

BS 5353 applies to short

and stating the test report

BS 8492 gives recommendations based on a holistic or “balanced” approach to the mitigation of fire risk in a range of premises

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This international standard gives guidelines on how a complaints handling process should be put in place

Electricity supply departments

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