According to the editor's understanding, since the introduction of the "New National Standard" for children's furniture on August 1, 2012, the implementation of the "New National Standard" in China still needs to be strengthened. From the market, it can be seen that many children's furniture has not fully met the standards of the "new national standard". Although new standards have been introduced to completely separate children's furniture from adult furniture, few parents and friends now know what the "new national standard" is and its specific content. Here, the editor will give you a brief introduction to the new national standard:

　　Introduction to the new national standard content:

　　The children's furniture professional standards for children aged 3-14. The new national standard includes the following content that parents and friends should pay attention to when choosing furniture: Children's furniture under 1.6 meters must not have sharp corners or fragile objects as components. There must be ventilation holes in spaces larger than 30 cubic meters. The door panel needs to be pushed open smoothly with the strength of children inside. Sliding doors must have damping to prevent gripping. Furniture surfaces should not have too small holes to prevent children from getting their fingers stuck. So this new national standard should actually improve in terms of safety and control of harmful substances. Also, warning slogans must be affixed at appropriate locations on the product, such as: Warning! Warning messages such as "Be careful of pinch injuries" or "Danger! Do not frequently lift or play".

　　The above content is a new standard that can be seen with the eyes. We hope that parents must pay attention to it. When choosing furniture, be sure to pay attention to these details. Your heart is for the safety of your child. Due to the current chaotic market for children's furniture, whether furniture meets standards has become a difficult problem for parents. In this case, it is recommended that parents and friends go to specialty stores or brand stores more often, as legitimate stores are generally subject to review.