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16 CFR Part 1238Safety Standard for Stationary Activity Centers

Source:Besa Testing

Core Objective

Reduce the risks of collapse, pinching, and falling when children are using it.

 

What is a “fixed activity center”?

 According to the definitions in 16 CFR Part 1238 and ASTM F2012-24, a fixed activity center refers to: 

Structural features: a rigidly fixed framework with encircling seating and recreational components. 

Functional purpose: to provide a safe space for children to engage in recreational activities.

 

Testing and Certification Requirements

Third-party testing: 

Fixed activity centers must be tested by a third-party laboratory accredited by the CPSC to ensure compliance with 16 CFR Part 1238/ASTM F2012-24 standards and all other applicable rules for the safety of children’s products.

 Child Product Certificate (CPC): 

Domestic manufacturers or importers must issue a Child Product Certificate (CPC) based on the results of third-party testing, with the following clearly stated in Part 2 of the certificate (Reference Standards): “16 CFR Part 1238 – Stationary activity centers.”