Storage Testing Videos
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+44 (0)1438 415 718To understand more about how our experts conduct testing on storage products, across the domestic and commercial sectors, we have a range of short videos available.
You'll see that testing cycles increase from the domestic level and upwards, reflecting the type of use, or misuse, products may be subjected to.
How we test storage furniture
See how we conduct a variety of tests on cabinet furniture, including doors and drawers
Cabinet Doors
Example of a ‘durability of flaps’ test under BS 6222-2:2009+A1:2017 Domestic kitchen equipment. Fitted kitchen units, peninsular units, island units and breakfast bars. Performance requirements and test methods
Level H is 40,000 cycles, taking on average 5-6 days.
Drawer Testing
Testing to BS 6222-2:2009+A1:2017 Domestic kitchen equipment. Fitted kitchen units, peninsular units, island units and breakfast bars. Performance requirements and test methods
The most common test level for this is H, which would be 100,000 cycles for a cutlery drawer, 50,000 for a general drawer or 25,000 for a pan drawer. This would typically take 9-10 days for 100,000 cycles.
Sliding Door Tests
Testing to BS 4875-7:2006 Strength and stability of furniture. Domestic and contract storage furniture. Performance requirements
The most common test level is 2, which would be 20,000 cycles, which would take approximately 4-5 days.
