Posted By Lilian McCartney
Hi Jen,

we get a few offers as wellbut not very many. Due to this, we work on the no label can't take basis.

Could get fire proofing when they are being cleaned?

Lilian

Posted By J Knight
Hi Jennifer,

I would agree with both previous posts, and add something else I heard from the horse's mouth (Rumpus as Horse Employed as Trading Standards Officer). A TSO from a metropolitan council in northern England took a sofa away from a shop, and subjected it to a standard match test, it failed and the shop owner was prosecuted; the sofa was labelled and the shop-owner had bought it in good faith. The standard though isn't that the furniture should carry a label, it is that a particular standard should be met. All the label says, at best, is that a piece of furniture of similar design and construction has passed a particular test under certain conditions, it doesn't say anything about the particular item it is attached to.

You can't win, sometimes,

John