Our resin folding chairs are the next generation of the folding chair. They look so much like real wood, most guests will never know the difference — but our resin folding chair is stronger, easier to clean, does not require touch-up paint and has a built-in stacking feature. Quick setup, quick breakdown. Easier than wood, with all the natural beauty or the real thing
Product Information
- Lightweight Design
- Built-in Stacking Feature
- Bullion Gold Frame Finish
- UV Stabilized Polypropylene Resin
- Bullion Gold Vinyl Padded Upholstered Seat
- Waterproof Detachable Seat
- CA117 Fire Retardant Foam
- TB133 Fire Certified Cushion Cover
- Anti-Static
- Aluminum Hardware
- Easy to Clean
- Designed for Indoor and Outdoor Use
- Designed for Commercial Use
- Chair Weight: 12 lbs. (Ultra-light, Ultra-Strong Design)
- Chair Height: 31.00“
- Seat Height: 18.00“
- Seat Dimensions: 15.25” Width x 14.00” Depth
- Ships Assembled
What is CA TB 133?
CA TB 133 (California Technical Bulletin 133) is a fire safety standard that applies to upholstered furniture used in public spaces, such as hotels, hospitals, and auditoriums. It is a stricter version of fire safety requirements, primarily focusing on how furniture resists fire under real-world conditions.
Key Details:
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Purpose:
- Ensures furniture used in public spaces can withstand open flame ignition and prevent the spread of fire.
- Protects occupants in high-risk environments like commercial or public buildings.
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Test Procedure:
- Involves subjecting a full piece of furniture to an open flame for a set duration.
- Measures flame spread, heat release, and smoke production.
- Often performed in a controlled lab environment.
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Compliance:
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Manufacturers must design furniture with fire-resistant materials, such as:
- Flame-retardant foams.
- Fire-barrier fabrics.
- Specific types of upholstery covers.
- Compliance is mandatory for certain industries or geographic regions.
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Manufacturers must design furniture with fire-resistant materials, such as:
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Applications:
- Hotels, theaters, schools, nursing homes, airports, and any other high-occupancy facilities.
