Bunk Bed Safety & Certification

Every Bedz King bunk bed is independently tested for the safety requirements that apply to the product. This page brings our Children's Product Certificates, independent laboratory reports, and key federal safety standards together in one place.

Children's Product Certificates

We maintain an online register of our Children's Product Certificates.

It is important that you do not remove the tracking label from your bunk bed.

View Children's Product Certificate Register

Independent Laboratory Test Reports

Select a model below to view page 1 of an independent laboratory test report. Full reports are maintained in our compliance records and are not posted publicly.

Bunk Bed Safety Standards

Our bunk bed testing and certification program addresses the federal requirements that apply to children's and general-use bunk beds, together with the applicable ASTM bunk bed safety specification.

16 CFR Part 1513 Children's bunk beds
16 CFR Part 1213 General-use bunk beds
ASTM F1427 Consumer Safety Specification for Bunk Beds

Official references: CPSC third-party testing requirements  |  16 CFR Part 1513

Additional Product Safety Testing

Our beds are also tested for and meet the following standards and requirements:

  • 16 CFR 1303 – Lead in paint/similar surface coating material
  • 15 U.S.C. § 1278a – Lead in paint/similar surface coating material
  • CPSIA section 101(a)(2) – Lead in accessible substrate materials
  • CPSIA section 101(f) – Lead in paint/similar surface coating material
  • TSCA Title VI and California 93120 Phase 2 Compliant for Formaldehyde
  • Section 93120.2, Title 17, California Code of Regulations – Formaldehyde Emission (Phase 2)
  • US EPA 40 CFR 770.10, Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) Title VI – Formaldehyde Emission
  • CALIFORNIA: Lead in paint/similar surface coating material – Requirement with reference to CA Prop 65
  • CALIFORNIA: Lead in accessible substrate materials – Requirement with reference to CA Prop 65
  • CALIFORNIA: Phthalates Content – Requirement with reference to CA Prop 65
  • ILLINOIS: Public Act 097-0612 of the US State of Illinois, the Lead Poisoning Prevention Act - (a) Lead in surface coating materials
  • ILLINOIS: Public Act 097-0612 of the US State of Illinois, the Lead Poisoning Prevention Act - (b) Lead in substrate materials
  • NEW YORK: New York State Toxic Chemicals In Children's Products
  • MAINE: Maine State Chemicals of High Concern (CHC)
  • MINNESOTA: Minnesota 325F.177 Compliant for Formaldehyde
  • OREGON: Oregon State High Priority Chemicals of Concern for Children's Health (HPCCCH)
  • VERMONT: 86 Chemicals of High Concern to Children (CHCCs) in Vermont Statutes Annotated (VSA), Title 18, Chapter 38A, An Act Relating to the Regulation of Toxic Substances
  • WASHINGTON: 85 Chemicals of High Concern to Children (CHCCs) Content as Contaminant [Reporting List from WAC-173-334-130 on October 2017] – Revised Code of Washington (RCW), Title 70, Chapter 70.240, Children's Safe Product Act (CPSA)