Section 7.4.3.3 Furniture and furnishings in public spaces and crew accommodation
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Section 7.4.3.3 Furniture and furnishings in public spaces and crew accommodation

 Fire test procedures referenced in the FTP Code (resolution MSC.61(67), as amended by resolution MSC.101(73)), and MSC/Circs.916, 964, 1004, 1008 and 1036 should be applied to items and materials covered by this paragraph as follows:

  • .1 case furniture (FTP Code, annex 1, parts 1 and 10);

  • .2 frames of all other furniture (FTP Code, annex 1, parts 1 and 10);

  • .3 draperies, textiles and other suspended textile materials (FTP Code, annex 1, part 7);

  • .4 upholstered furniture, e.g. passenger seating (FTP Code, annex 1, part 8);

  • .5 bedding components (FTP Code, annex 1, part 9); and

  • .6 deck finish materials (FTP Code, annex 1, parts 2 and 6).

Parent topic: Annex 1 - Interpretations of Provisions of the 2000 HSC Code
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