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CPSC Sleeping Environment Roundtable April 22, 2009

Comparison of Crib Regulations and Standards By Patricia Hackett US C U.S. Consumer P Product d tS Safety f t C Commission i i Division of Mechanical Engineering This presentation has not been reviewed or approved by and may not  h h b d db d necessarily reflect the views of the Commission

General Definitions of Infant Sleep Environments p Full‐Size Crib – Rigidly constructed juvenile sleeping environment w/  interior dimensions of 28” (71 cm) wide by 52” (133 cm) long.  Non‐Full Size Crib – Non Full Size Crib Rigidly constructed juvenile sleeping environment  Rigidly constructed juvenile sleeping environment either 1) smaller than 25 3/8” wide or 49 ¾” (126.3 cm) in length or  2) larger than 30 5/8” (77.7 cm) wide or 55” (139.7 cm) in length.  Play Yard – A juvenile play, sleep or care environment with sides, ends,  or floors made from mesh, net, fabric or other non‐rigid materials.   , , g Bassinet – A sleeping environment intended for infants up to age 5  months or whenever the child can push up on hands and knees months, or whenever the child can push up on hands and knees. 

Full‐Size Full Size Crib Regulations and Standards Crib Regulations and Standards CPSC Federal Regulation:

16 CFR 1508 Requirements for Full‐Size Baby Cribs

ASTM Voluntary Standard:

F 1169 Standard Specification for Full‐Size Baby Crib

Canadian Regulation:

SOR/86‐962 Cribs and Cradles Regulations

UL Voluntary Standard:

UL 2275 Full‐Size Baby Cribs

International Standard:

ISO 7175 Children’s Cots and Folding Cots for Domestic Use

British Standard:

BS EN 716 Furniture – Children’s Cots and Folding Cots for  Domestic Use

Australian/New Zealand:

AS/NZS 2172 Cots for Household Use – Safety Requirements

Non‐Full‐Size Cribs, Play Yards  and Bassinet Regulations and Standards d B i t R l ti d St d d CPSC Federal Regulation:

16 CFR 1509 Requirements for Non‐Full‐Size Cribs

ASTM Voluntary Standards:

F 406 Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Non‐Full‐Size  Cribs and Play Yards f y p f f F 2194 Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Bassinets and  Cradles

Canadian Regulation:

CRC, c.932 Playpen Regulations

British Standards:

BS EN 12227 Playpens for Domestic Use BS EN 12790 Child Care Articles – Reclined Cradles

European Standard:

EN 1130 Cribs and Cradles for Domestic Use

Australian/New Zealand:

AS/NZS 2195 Folding Cots ‐ Safety Requirements AS/NZS 4385 I f t R ki C dl AS/NZS 4385 Infant Rocking Cradles – S f t R i Safety Requirements t

Crib Standards: Miscellaneous  Requirements Test

Adhesives

Basic Requirement Adhesive only joints must withstand the force required to fracture the wood.

C ti Coatings

Must meet the lead regulation l ti -16 16 CFR 1303

Small Parts

Must meet 16 CFR 1501

Teething Rail Test

Feeler gage with 50# force

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07

No requirement in the standard

UL 2275

SOR/86962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Caster/Wheel Requirements Caster/Wheel Requirements

Test

Basic Requirement

Casters and Glides

Configuration requirements and a lock test

Casters and Glides Braking Test

Not mandatory, but performance tested if brakes are present.

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07

UL 2275

No requirement in the standard

SOR/86962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Construction Requirements Test

Basic Requirement

Construction: General Requirements q

Openings, protrusions, shearing, g, p pinching, g, sharp p edges g

Construction Materials

Wood must be smooth and free from splinters. No wood screws for disassembly.

Corner Posts

.006" restriction within 3" from corner Over 16" corner. 16 allowed. allowed

Cutouts

Uses headform probe

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07

UL 2275

SOR/86-962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

3/8" ledge or projection not allowed up to 20" above Toe or Foot Holds mattress support. support Spacing Of Components above the mattress 2 3/8" maximum and 2 1/2" support when loaded. Spacing p g of Components Mattress Support Requirements

2.36" cone can't pass between mattress support bars . Or 3.35" cone for wire mesh.

No requirement in the standard

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Crib Side ‐ Wood and Joint Requirements Crib Side  Wood and Joint Requirements Test Basic Requirement Crib Side (Slat/Rail Joint 30# load dropped on Strength) - Cyclic bottom rail for 250 Tests cycles Crib Side (Slat/Rail Joint Strength) - Static 100# static load hung Load Test from bottom rail Crib Side (Slat/Rail Joint 30 # torque applied to Strength) - Torque spindles after cycle Test testing 26# applied Slats - Bending horizontally to every Strength slat on every side. 4 4# ball impacts all 4.4# Slats - Impact slats and repeated 10 Strength times.

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07 1169 07

No requirement in the standard

UL 2275

SOR/86962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Drop Side Requirements Drop Side Requirements Test

Basic Requirement

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07

UL 2275

SOR/86962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

Drop Side - Cyclic Cycle the access testing of lock or fastening device 200 latch times. Drop Side Durability of Operation

Cycle the drop side operation 200 times.

Drop Side - Lock Requirements

Mechanism shall automatically engage

Drop Side Lock or 60# and 30# forces Folding Gate down and horizontal for p side Latch Static Test drop

No requirement in the standard

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Structural Integrity Requirements Test

Basic Requirement

CFR 1508

ASTM F 1169-07

UL 2275

SOR/86-962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS 2172

Structural Integrity Loaded Crib with a 22.5 # H i Horizontal t l Cyclic C li Test T t alternating load on the crib rail (Racking Test) rack the crib for 2000 cycles. Structural Integrity Rocking Test Structural Integrity Vertical Load Cyclic Test Structural Integrity Vertical Load Static Test

Humidity/Aging Exposure Test Mattress Support System Testing

Stability

Loaded crib - 45 # horizontal load is placed on each end panel for 100,000 cycles. Drop a 45 lb weight 6": 1) 500 cycles cyc es o on mattress att ess and a d 2)) 100 00 cycles at two corners. Vertical downwards force of 67.4 # to the top of the each side 10 times for 10 sec. In a cold temp p for 24 hours,, then in a humidity chamber for 7 days. Then repeat racking test. 25 lb upward force: to one corner (unless supports are different, then to all corners) Hang a 22# weight inside crib from top rail rail, then push out with 6.74# from inside crib horizontally.

No requirement in the standard

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Packaging, Labeling and Recordkeeping  Requirements i Test

CFR C 1508

Basic Requirement

ASTM S F 1169-03

UL 2275

SOR/86SO / 962

BS EN 716 & ISO 7175

AS/NZS S/ S 2172

Must be perforated or carry a suffocation Plastic Packaging warning Instructional Literature

Various Requirements

Labeling

Various Requirements

Recordkeeping

3 year retention

No requirement in the standard

Stricter than the basic requirement The same, or similar to the basic requirement

Summary of Requirements by Standard Summary of Requirements by Standard

CFR 1508

ASTM F1169-03

UL 2275

SOR/86962

BS EN 716 & ISO AS/NZS 7175 2172

24

19

5

20

16

19

Basic Requirement

9

15

16

9

13

9

More Stringent Requirement

1

0

13

5

5

6

10

15

29

14

18

15

No Requirement

Total # Requirements (out of 34)

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