Please answer the following questions:
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Matchbook
Bicycle Helmet
Power Mower
Trampoline has a cutting width of 30 in (762 mm), or greater; a weight of 200lbs, (90.7kg), or more; and for engine‑powered mowers, an engine of 8 horsepower (6kw), or more
This does not apply to my item
Swimming Pool Slide
Lighter
Garage Door Opener
Paint and Similar Surface Coatings
(including mirrors with lead-containing backing paint)
Trampoline is a mirror which is part of a furniture article
Trampoline is an artist paint or related material None of these apply to Trampoline
Lawn Darts
Pool or Spa drain cover
Portable Gas Container
Fireworks
Bicycle (Including Electric Bike)
Furniture
Does your item fall under the scope of the CPSC Safety Standard for Clothing Storage Units? Yes
No
CPSC Safety Standard for Clothing Storage Units
Trampoline is a bunk bed
Trampoline contains no surface coatings of any type on any component Trampoline is furniture article that has a factory applied surface coating to metal parts only and no other surface coating None of these apply to Trampoline |
Carpet or Rug (Large
/ Small )
Mattress
Refrigerator
Trampoline is a medical device registered with the FDA
Other E-Mobility Devices (Not including Electric Bikes)
Window Coverings
Personal Flotation Device (PFD)
+/- Additional Categories
Architectural Glazing Material
CB Antenna Cellulose Insulation Refuse Bin Consumer Patching Compound Artificial Emberizing Material ATV Metal Candle wick Vinyl Plastic Film Special Packaging Drywall
None of these categories apply to Trampoline
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Because of the risk of strangulation to young children associated with certain window covering cords, the Commission determined (at 16 CFR part 1120) that window coverings that do not meet applicable sections of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018 are a substantial product hazard under section 15(j) of the Consumer Product Safety Act (CPSA). The determination adds stock and custom window coverings to the “substantial product hazard” list at 16 CFR §§ 1120.3(e) and 1120.3(f), respectively. Stock and custom window coverings must meet the following provisions, as applicable: For stock window coverings, operating cords must be cordless (includes motorized operating systems), short (8 inches or less), or inaccessible. For stock and custom window coverings with inner cords, the inner cord must be inaccessible or too short to form a hazardous loop when tested pursuant to the requirements in sections 4.5, 6.3, 6.7, and Appendices C and D of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018 Stock and custom window coverings must have a permanent label or marking located within or on the headrail, or on the roller tube, of all finished window coverings identifying certain information listed in section 5.3 of ANSI/WCMA A100.1-2018
Please give a detailed reason as to why Trampoline is exempt:
* All answers must be approved by your legal and compliance teams prior to submission.
