Compliance
We do not claim that every Mahran product is already certified. Compliance requirements are assessed according to the product, materials and intended use, then documented.
REACH
Substance-related requirements assessed with our material suppliers.
EN 1021-1 / EN 1021-2
Ignitability of upholstered composites assessed where applicable to the product and use.
Material documentation
Declarations and records for timber, textiles, foam and coatings.
Inspection
In-line and pre-shipment inspection against the approved specification.
Technical documentation
Drawings, construction details and product technical files.
Batch traceability
Batch and production records retained per manufactured series.
Product identification
Labelling and identifiers applied to manufactured items.
Tell us the product family and intended use, and our technical team will confirm which documentation applies to your project.
REACH is the EU regulation on chemicals. For furniture, buyers usually ask for an SVHC declaration confirming whether any Substance of Very High Concern on the EU Candidate List is present in an article above 0.1% by weight.
Mahran assesses substance related requirements with its material suppliers for timber, textiles, foam and coatings, and keeps the declarations and records in the project file.
EN 717 is the European test method family for measuring formaldehyde released by wood based panels such as MDF, particleboard and plywood. It is the reference used for emission classes of engineered wood.
Where a product uses engineered wood, Mahran assesses the requirement according to the panels, the product and its intended use, and documents it with the material records for that project.
EN 1021-1 assesses the ignitability of upholstered composites with a smouldering cigarette. EN 1021-2 assesses them with a match flame equivalent. Contract buyers often specify both for seating.
Mahran assesses ignitability of upholstered composites where applicable to the product and use. We do not claim that every product is already certified.
The EUDR requires that wood products placed on the EU market are deforestation free and traceable to where the timber was harvested, supported by due diligence information.
Mahran keeps material documentation for timber and batch and production records per manufactured series, which support traceability requests for a project.
Supporting documentation, including SVHC declarations, EN 717 emission test reports, EN 1021 flammability test reports and EUDR due-diligence records, can be provided on request for a given project or order.
Compliance FAQ
A photograph, a floor plan or a description is enough to begin.