Post-1950 upholstered furniture without a fire label

“Furniture without fire safety labels”

“Upholstered items without a fire safety label attached”

“Soft furnishings without fire safety labels attached”

“Furniture items with soft furnishing elements like beds and sofas without a fire-retardant label;”

“Soft furnishings without fire safety labels”

“Please note, all soft furnishings must come with the fire retardant label intact.”

“We are also unable to accept any soft-furnishing donations which do not have the original Fire Safety label attached (see below) such as sofas, armchairs, mattresses etc. as we are unable to re-sell these items.”

“Upholstered items without fire safety labels”

“complies with The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations 1988 and has the relevant label attached, or predates 1950”

“Upholstered items without fire labels, e.g beds/mattresses, padded headboards, upholstered dining chairs and footstools etc”

“Sofas and upholstered armchairs without fire labels”

“Upholstered furniture post 1950s without fire label”

“Furniture, large pictures and mirrors”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label”

“Upholstered furniture without fire labels attached (unless made before 1950)”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label including items without a label that are part of a set”

“Items need to be in good saleable condition and where appropriate will need to have the fire safety labels attached.”

“upholstered furniture without fire labels”

“Upholstered furniture that has no fire label”

“All upholstered furniture, including each item within a set, has its own fire label attached”

“Missing fire labels”

“Items WITHOUT Fire Labels”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label (must comply with the furniture and furnishings regulations 1998 and must have the relevant label attached or predate 1950)”

“Furniture without fire labels”

“Upholstered items without fire safety labels”

“We can only accept donations of sofas and upholstered armchairs if they have their fire labels attached and are fit for reuse (e.g. clean and not requiring repair or reupholstery).”

“Upholstered furniture, without a fire label and all items donated as sets, blankets, pillows and duvets unless brand new and still in its original packaging”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label (unless antique or horse-hair filled)”

“Furniture”

“Please note that items that are incomplete, damaged or upholstered items without a fire label, will not be accepted.”

“upholstered furniture made after 1950 that does not have the appropriate fire safety labels”

“If you're donating an upholstered item to us, please check that it has a label saying it meets UK safety standards.”

“Sofas, armchairs and all furniture that has fabric, must have their fire labels attached”

“Furniture”

“When it comes to soft furnishings we require Fire Safety Labels to be able to sell these to customers.”

“Legal Restrictions: Weapons, sharp knives, or items without fire labels attached.”

“Upholstered donations must have fire safety labels attached, as per the examples below:”

“Upholstered items that do not have the relevant fire labels”

“Upholstered furniture without the correct fire safety labels”

“We’re no longer in a position to collect or accept any furniture donations.”

“Furniture with textile sections (such as sofas, armchairs, and dining chairs with soft padded seats) must have the original Fire Safety label attached.”

“Upholstered furniture without a a manufacturers fire safety label”

“Furniture that does not comply with fire retardant standards or without relevant fire safety labelling (unless pre-1950s)”

“Upholstered items without fire labels, e.g beds/mattresses, padded headboards, upholstered dining chairs and footstools, etc”

“Upholstered furniture without fire label”

“Furnishings need to comply with the 1988 fire regulations and items must have fire labels attached.”

“Furniture.”

“Furniture (please note that fabric furniture must include a fire safety label)”

“All upholstered furniture has a fire label attached. For sets, i.e. a three piece suite, dining chairs etc., each individual item must have its own fire label.”

“We aren't able to accept furniture in our charity shops.”

“Anything without CE or fire labels”

“Soft furnishings without a fire retardant label”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label including all items donated as sets”

“For the time being, we won't be able to accept furniture and have no collections available.”

“We cannot pick up upholstered furniture made after 1950 that does not have the appropriate fire safety labels attached, as we are not allowed by law to sell these items.”

“All items with cloth seats e.g. sofas, single chairs, recliner chairs, dining chairs etc must have fire labels attached. Unfortunately if these items don't have a fire label we aren't able to accept them.”

“Must have a Fire Label attached to each item (unless an upholstered item is horsehair)”

“Missing fire safety labels (for upholstered items)”

“Upholstered foam-filled furniture (legal reasons). We can accept these if the article predates 1950 or complies with The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire Safety) Regulations 1988 and has the relevant label attached.”

“Upholstered furniture items must comply with The Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) (Safety) Regulations 1988, unless made before 1950.”

“By law, we cannot sell upholstered furniture in our stores without a fire label, and our van drivers will reject items without them.”

“upholstered furniture without a fire label”

“Unfortunately, in most of our shops, we are unable to accept the following donated items, either for health and safety reasons or because we no longer sell them. ... furniture”

“Any upholstered furniture must have a fire label for us to accept.”

“Upholstered items will need fire labels attached.”

“all soft furnishings MUST have fire-retardant labels”

“Please note we’re no longer able to accept furniture donations – but our other 31 shops are more than happy to accept quality clothes and accessories, books, collectables, bric-a-brac, toys and smaller electrical items.”

“upholstered furniture without fire labels”

“upholstered items without a fire label (this is required by law)”

“If you’re donating upholstered or foam-padded furniture, please ensure it has a label confirming it meets UK fire safety regulations.”

“Upholstered furniture without fire label – (items manufactured before 1958 do not require a fire label unless they have been re-upholstered)”

“Homeware and furniture: Without fire-retardant labelling, as well as certain items like cushions, partially burned candles, and gas appliances.”

“Upholstered furniture without sufficient safety labels”

“without fire labels, e.g beds/mattresses, padded headboards, upholstered dining chairs and footstools”

“Upholstered furniture without the correct fire labels”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label”

“Also please note that all soft furnishings must have fire labels attached or St Clare is unable to sell them.”

“Soft furnishings without fire labels (unless it's pre-1950)”

“Furniture without the attached fire regulations label”

“Furniture without fire labels”

“Upholstered items & soft furnishings without permanent fire labels attached”

“Each individual upholstered item must have a fire label attached.”

“Furniture e.g. sofas & beds with mattresses (with fire safety labels) dining sets and bedroom furniture”

“Soft furnishings have fire labels attached. Unsure of what fire labels look like? You can check on the Fire Safe website.”

“❌ Upholstered furniture without 1988 Fire Regulation Labels”

“Household furniture. We can accept most items but sofas, armchair’s, upholstered dining chairs can only be accepted if they still have the original fire safety regulation label attached, unless pre 1950’s. Otherwise it is illegal for us to sell them in our shops. They also need to be in a sellable condition (no rips, stains or tears).”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire safety label (including furniture sets)”

“Please ensure any upholstered items, including mattresses, divan bases, chairs, sofas and so on, have a fire label attached.”

“Upholstered furniture without a valid fire label”

“Upholstered products and soft furnishings not displaying current fire retardant certification”

“Upholstery Furniture – without a label or fire safety instructions.”

“In order to comply with Trading Standards, beds and upholstered items must carry a fire label to prove that they comply with the 1988 (or later) fire regulations, unless antique or pre-1950.”

“Upholstered furniture without fire label”

“Upholstered items must have a fire label attached.”

“Unfortunately, we are not able to collect your upholstered item if there is no fire label attached or purchase receipt.”

“We can only accept upholstered items if there is a label attached that lets us know it meets UK safety standards. Collection of items, such as three piece suites or a set of dining chairs must carry the appropriate display label on each individual item. In all cases the display label must be attached to the furniture in a prominent position be clearly visible and the wording on both sides can be read with reasonable ease.”

“Furniture that does not comply with fire retardant standards or without relevant fire safety labelling”

“Non-fire-retardant standard furniture or no labelling”

“Furniture (with the fire retardant labels attached).”

“upholstered donated furniture without a fire label (unless pre-1950s)”

“Damaged upholstered furniture with large tears or without the fire-resistant label”

“Upholstered furniture without a fire label including items without labels that are part of donated sets.”

“We are only able to sell upholstered items if they have a fire label attached.”

“All upholstered furniture have fire safety labels attached Yes they have (If not we may not be able to complete your collection)”

“All furniture must also have fire labels.”

“Furniture (with required safety labels if upholstered)”

“Unfortunately we cannot accept any upholstered items that do not have fire labels attached.”

“duvets, pillows, furniture or other bulky items”

“By law, we cannot sell upholstered furniture in our stores without a fire safety label.”

“Upholstered furniture where the Fire Safety label is not attached”

“Sofas and furnishings without fire safety label”

“Upholstered furniture that does not comply with safety regulations and has no fire retardant labelling”

“Upholstered donated furniture without a fire label (unless pre-1950s)”

“All upholstered items must have a valid fire safety label attached.”

“Furniture & upholstered items with fire labels”

“Space limitations mean furniture cannot be accepted or sold directly in Willow Burn shops.”

“Any upholstered/soft furniture items that do not have a fire label attached”

“Furniture with fire labels”

“we are unable to accept white goods or upholstered furniture without attached fire labels.”

“Please be aware that soft furnishings such as sofas, chairs and armchairs must by law have the relevant fire and safety labels otherwise we cannot accept them.”

“our collection service is not currently running”

“All upholstered items must have a fire label attached.”