does this chair meet fire safety codes for dorm rooms?
1811294
Not sure of that but I would not recommend this chair to anyone. The seat was very uncomfy, the arms did not work as they were suppose to and 1/2 the parts were missing. They (not amazon) wanted me to jump through hoops to get 2 bolts and nuts that did not come in the package. A piece of junk if you ask me.
1811295
Robert, I'm not a fire safety code expert or a fire expert in general, so I cannot answer your questions sufficiently. My recommendation would be to call your local University and Fire Station to ask them this question. With regard to the chair itself, it is a wonderful chair as advertised and one of the best investments I've made in my home office.
1811296
I don't know...I bought the chair for my home. I hope someone will know the answer to that; course you could always call and ask the company who makes the chair. Sorry, I couldn't be of help!
1594830
I'm not sure because I had it sent to my son in college. He LOVES it, so it works great in a dorm room!
734637
i have used in my classes and it really stay hot, but nothing that could possibly cause an accident! when it stays hot I turn off and wait few minutes, betwen classes for example....
1848174
Not fire proof I wouldn't think. But it has worked for us and we like the night drop door. Not real high quality but it works for our purpose of collecting night drop keys.
131705
This is a heavy tall solid chair. If it falls over it is going to damage whatever or whoever it hits.
1769727
It's secure. I had a stack on barometric safe that was not fire rated, and it was the same gauge steel as this. Make sure they are not running electrical horizontally through the wall where you are planning to put it.
1459793
Yes, but they have not been put to extensive use to date. We have never had a fire hazard.
1900374
I am an RA in a college dorm and I know that under our rules, this WOULD be allowed. My college does not see a problem with it because it has an auto-shutoff which means it is done once it has stopped brewing. The main safety concern for most colleges is when there is an open heating source that is constantly on unless you turn it off, and if you are not careful with it then something could fall onto it and cause a fire problem.
1224618
No, as it has no fire resistant insulation. It will not catch fire as it is made from steel but the contents would be damaged if it was in a fire.
585383
The VW-1 rating on this cable indicates that it complies with fire safety codes and insurance requirements and is safe for use inside the walls of residential class buildings. (source: monoprice.com)
1419419
We use it as a weekend bed for company and they say it is comfortable. So I would say you should have no problem using it in a dorm room as a permanent bed.
2215120
I have the booklet that came with it and it does not say anything about being fire rated but the closer I installed is too stiff for this 36 inch door you can barley push it opened, You could put it on the out side of the door,
791862
I don't think it has a UL fire rating...I didn't receive any such documentation with mine. But I was able to secure an insurance policy based on this safe, for whatever that is worth. It is constructed from some pretty heavy guage steel plate, so "resistant" is probably an OK adjective..."proof" is not. I would trust it as much as my free standing sentry safe, especially built into a sheetrock wall.
561097
Yes it does but I think that that would be a very unsafe idea unless you are committed to never using the heat option - - it generates heat out of the top and so you would have a fire hazard - - to the extreme -- and it would not heat your room. Sorry but I am out of town and can not measure it for you.
407728
Good question. I don't know. It is made of heavy material, so I would think that it would be at least fire retardant.
2252725
Yes it would be safe. This product is Class I fire resistant. This means: Class 1, or Class A, fire rating means that the building material is highly resistant to fire and does not spread flames quickly. In the flame-spread rating test, a score of 0 to 25 constitutes a Class 1 rating. The score is relative and balanced between asbestos cement sheet, with a score of 0, and pure red oak, with a score of 100.
326512
Definitely not. Our chairs are in our tv room in the basement. Everyone loves them. They are great.