Is this lab coat flame retardant?
2058205
I do not believe that it is flame retardant. It does not state it. Hope this helps.
2025161
The fabric is plastic. I'm not sure of the flammability factor but it will certainly melt.
1121695
I cannot technically answer that, but I will tell you my five-year-old grandson took a barbeque lighter and tried to set it on fire in two spots. Thankfully, it only smoldered and made two holes (not all the way through) in the fabric, so I would guess it fortunately has some flame retardant.
578471
According to the specs at ecanopy.com, yes."Flame Certification: This item is CPAI-84 Flame Certified and NFPA-701 Flame Certified."
795444
This is made of all natural latex. There are no synthetics in it. It does not have any toxic fire retardants.
832774
I think the product description says that it is fire retardant. I have dropped a couple of hot coal on it and the mat did not burn. I bought the product to protect my deck and so far it has worked perfectly.
1020657
I have no idea - I purchased it for use on the fabrics that I use to decorate my booth at art fairs. It made the fabric stiff, chalky and unusable, so this particular product is not for use on fabrics. I learned later that there is a different fire retardant for fabrics. Your best source of information would be your local fire marshall
995699
It does not state that it is fire retardant. In my experience it would state that if it was and would far more costly.
2019160
According to the produut description, it contains flame retardants.... "Flame retardant, meets CPSIA, CPAI-84, ASTM F963-11 and Canadian safety standards"
600437
It does not have flame retardant. (See the FAQ on Halo's website: http://www.halosleep.com/frequently-asked-questions/).
1137717
It lists fabric as one of the surfaces it is good for, but not particular composition or type. If you are thinking about a costume; this is extremely flammable -- avoid heat, sparks & open flame. I just wanted you to take that into consideration.
1968904
I do know that it is lead and latex free. I do not recall seeing anything on or in the packaging about flame retardants. These have worked wonderfully for us, both at home and on vacation. I know use them on a full size bunk bed and its perfect. Just a note to self....always put them under your waterproof mattress cover instead of on top.
833708
It is removable, yes. The material is pretty tough and it's got foam in it. I just tore off the tag and looked, it says "All new material consisting of Polyurethane foam pad 50.5%, Polyester Fiber Batting: 49.5%". It does not mention flame retardant, only "Certification is made by the manufacturer that the materials in this article are described in accordance with law." Hope this helps.
1305798
I would not venture a guess as they are in my daughter's place of work. I would try contacting the manufacturer to see if flame retardant materials are used. Because it's a "educational" supply, I would guess they are flame retardant. Doesn't mean they won't burn, just a little slower process. Officially, "I don't know"
1093545
I would be very careful of that. If you use it, use only under close supervision. There is also a label that says "not flame retardant". Make your own choice with that information. It is quite large and length & width are as large or larger than a newborn. I would check into baby products first.
1662203
Hello We do not add any flame-retardants to our Roma or Naturale mattresses. In the Roma, we use Rayon as a natural fire-barrier. In the Naturale, we use the wool as a natural fire-barrier. Thank you kindly, have a terrific day! SleepEZ
2012944
The resin used to make this furniture is polyethylene, a flexible plastic. I don't know if this is fire retardant or not, or how safe it is to get it close to flames. I don't recall seeing anything about it when I ordered the chair and don't see anything on the Amazon page about it. It is definitely worth looking into because I think these chairs would be great to use for that purpose. I love mine.