T/LSX 111.1-2018 Outdoor Leisure Furniture - Part 1: General Safety Requirements

Scope

Scope: This standard specifies the general safety requirements for outdoor chairs and tables used by adults for camping, home use, and public use. It does not consider materials, design/construction, and manufacturing processes. This standard does not apply to seats in public venues. It does not include durability requirements for interior decoration materials, casters, tilt and recline mechanisms, and seat height adjustment mechanisms. Main technical content: All accessible tubular components must not have holes with a diameter between 7 and 12 mm and a depth greater than or equal to 10 mm at their ends. Holes at the ends of the leg tubes in contact with the ground must be closed, but holes with a diameter outside the range of 7-12 mm are acceptable. If shear and compression points only occur during assembly and folding, as long as the user is able to control their own movements and stop the force in time if they feel discomfort, these shear and compression points are acceptable, except in the cases specified in clauses 5.3.2 and 5.3.3. Shear and compression points caused by actuators, such as springs and gas struts, are unacceptable. This requirement should be evaluated using a test rod (Clause 4). Shear and compression points caused by loads applied to the product during normal use are unacceptable. For normal movements and actions, such as moving the chair by lifting the seat or adjusting the backrest, shear and compression points caused by the user's weight are unacceptable.

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