New research has found that there is a way to manufacture chairs without the use of chemical flame retardants that successfully addresses fire safety concerns. Specifically, this can be achieved through use of a fire barrier that fully encapsulates the cushion in upholstered furniture. A fire barrier is a protective layer designed to prevent or delay ignition of the cushioning material.
So, how does a fire barrier get installed on an upholstered chair? Let’s take a look.
