Yes, absolutely. As a manufacturer committed to global markets, producing outdoor furniture that meets specific European and American safety standards is not just an option—it's a fundamental requirement of our production process. We understand that these standards are critical for consumer safety, product longevity, and market access.

For the European market, our furniture is designed and tested to comply with the EN 581 series of standards, which define safety, strength, and durability requirements for outdoor furniture. This includes tests for stability, load-bearing capacity, and resistance to weathering. All materials, from powder-coated aluminum frames to UV-stabilized polyethylene rattan, are sourced with these strict parameters in mind.

For the North American market, we adhere to relevant ASTM International standards, such as those for furniture safety. Our manufacturing protocols ensure that every piece, from a lounge chair to a large dining set, undergoes rigorous testing for structural integrity. We focus on eliminating potential hazards like sharp edges, pinch points, or instability.

The process begins at the design phase, where engineers incorporate compliance into the blueprint. We use certified materials and components from suppliers who provide full test reports. Our in-house quality control team conducts pre-shipment inspections, and we engage with independent, accredited laboratories for formal certification testing. This dual approach ensures that our furniture is not only built to last but is also safe for families in gardens, patios, and commercial spaces across continents.

Ultimately, our capability to meet these distinct regional standards provides our clients with confidence. Whether exporting to the EU or the USA, they receive furniture that is legally compliant, reliably safe, and crafted for enduring performance in outdoor environments.