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  1. Guide to Fire-Resistant Roller Blinds for Enhanced Commercial Safety

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    Guide to Fire-Resistant Roller Blinds for Enhanced Commercial Safety In an era where safety is paramount, the selection of suitable window treatments for commercial spaces goes beyond aesthetics. It is crucial to consider the safety features, particularly fire resistance, that such choices can offer. This comprehensive guide to fire-resistant roller blinds has been meticulously curated to enha...
  2. Understanding Flame Retardant Standard European EN 13773

    Understanding Flame Retardant Standard European EN 13773
    Flame Retardant Standard EN 13773 - European Flame Retardant Standard   Standards Across Europe EN 13773 = Class 1,2 or 3 European Standard Textile burning behaviour for curtains and drapes. Click this image to buy m1 b1 curtains What is EN 13773 - 1,2,3 Flame Retardant Standards – European FR Standards for Curtains EN13773  is the European flame retardant standard...
  3. Understanding Flame Retardant Standard M1 B1

    Understanding Flame Retardant Standard M1 B1
    European Flame Retardant Standards What is M1 B1 Flame Retardant Standards – European FR Standards for Curtains M1 B1 is the European flame retardant standard for contract drapery. It is used across Europe so companies are aware that a fabric and in turn the curtain made from that fabric is flame retardant and can be used safely in a commercial environment. Locations...
  4. Care Home Requirements for Flame Retardant Standards

    When working in care environment the goal is to keep residents safe and keep the care home compliant to any regulations set out by the government and the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The CQC have stated that you need to be inline with their framework under regulation 15: Premises and Equipment. This works in conjunction with the government specifics for...
  5. BS5852 Flame Retardant Upholstery Fabrics

    This guide is giving an overview to BS5852 and which part of the standard is required for who.   Information on the Code BS5852 BS 5852:2006 describes best practice methods to assess the ignitability of single material combinations, such as covers and fillings used in upholstered seating, or complete items of seating. These tests determine the effects of a smouldering...
  6. BS7175 Flame Retardant Bedding for Bedcovers and Sheets

    BS7175 Flame retardant bedding
    Introduction to BS7175:1980 In this article, we are going to provide the details of what BS7175C requires and why as a business owner you should be using flame retardant fabrics that fits this standard. What is the standard BS7175 1989 in relating to Bedding, Pillows, Quilts, Sheets (bed), Pillow slips, Blankets, Bedspreads, Bed linen, Ignitability, Fire tests, Test equipment, Testing condi...
  7. Understanding BS5867 Part 2 B and C For Curtains

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    BS5867 Part 2 Type A, B and C for Contract Curtains (2025 Update) 2025 Update: Why This Standard Still Matters As of 2025, BS5867 Part 2 remains the key flammability standard for fabrics used in curtains, drapes, and blinds in commercial and public buildings. Although the current version was republished in 2008, it is still referenced by fire officers, insurers...