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are fire retardant chemical in the materials, I am allergic

8 years ago
I am allergic to the out gassing chemical & fire retardants.. what's in this couch please..?
Kensington 3-Seater Sofa · More Info

Comments (2)

  • PRO
    8 years ago

    Inquiring now. I know previously there were CA laws that may have required it in the foam, but I am not completely sure and am looking into it. Please standby.

  • PRO
    8 years ago

    So far we have heard that nothing has fire retardant material used, but we aren't fully sure. We use materials that qualify for California codes for flammable requirements, but I do not believe any specific materials were used to make them inflammable.

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