The export testing standards for beanbag chairs and sofa covers are mainly based on the "2014 Consumer Product (Beanbag Chair) Safety Standard." Exported products must comply with relevant regulations and pass testing, and specific information must be submitted to prove compliance.
Beanbag Chair Testing Standards: Definition and Scope: Beanbag chairs refer to cushion-like items consisting of an outer cover and internal filling. The cover has an opening for inserting or removing the filling. Their design allows users to change shape, primarily for entertainment or relaxation.
Structural Stability: Ensures a secure bond between the cover and filling, preventing leakage or breakage during use.
Physical Safety: No sharp edges or small parts may detach, preventing accidental ingestion or injury by children.
Filling Safety: The filling must be non-toxic, flame-retardant materials, meeting Australian environmental and fire safety requirements for consumer product fillings.
Beanbag Sofa Cover Testing Standards
Definition and Scope: Beanbag sofa covers refer to independent covers that can be filled, typically made of fabrics such as cotton, microfiber, or polyester, and must be removable and washable.
Material Safety:
The fabric must pass testing for harmful substances (such as formaldehyde, azo dyes, pH value, etc.) and comply with Australian safety standards for textiles.
Flame Retardancy Requirements: If the sofa cover is used in public places or as a children's product, it must meet a specific flame retardancy rating (such as AS/NZS 1249:2014).
