What is the policy for product fire resilience for the Landscape Square table?

The Landscape Square table is engineered with a stringent fire resilience policy at its core, prioritizing safety without compromising on design or durability. This policy governs the selection of materials, construction methods, and compliance certifications to ensure the table performs reliably in various environments, particularly in commercial or public outdoor settings where safety standards are paramount.

Central to this policy is the use of inherently fire-resistant or treated materials. The primary frame is typically constructed from heavy-duty aluminum, a material that does not combust. For tabletop surfaces, options include high-grade, UV-stabilized polyethylene, composite wood with fire-retardant additives, or thick tempered glass. These materials are specifically chosen for their low flammability and ability to resist ignition from common sources like stray embers or overheated utensils.

Furthermore, the policy mandates that all fabrics used for associated umbrellas or cushions, if applicable, must meet established flame spread ratings, such as the California Technical Bulletin 117 (CAL 117) standard or equivalent. This ensures that components do not readily ignite or contribute to rapid fire growth.

Compliance with international and local building codes for outdoor furniture is a non-negotiable aspect of the policy. The design and material specifications often align with standards set by organizations like the International Code Council (ICC) or specific municipal regulations for commercial patio furniture. This compliance is rigorously validated through controlled testing, where materials are subjected to direct flame and heat exposure to evaluate ignition time, flame spread, and self-extinguishing properties.

Ultimately, the fire resilience policy for the Landscape Square table provides a framework for creating a product that is not only aesthetically pleasing and robust but also offers peace of mind through its demonstrated resistance to fire hazards. It underscores a commitment to responsible manufacturing and user safety in shared outdoor spaces.