For office furniture exporters to the EU market, EN 1335 certification is essential. It guarantees compliance, safety, and trust.
EN 1335 is the European standard for office chairs, covering safety, ergonomics, strength, and durability. It is a key requirement for exporting office chairs to the EU.
This part focuses on the general design and ergonomic requirements to ensure long-term comfort and support.
EN 1335-2 specifies the safety criteria, ensuring the chair is structurally sound and free from hazards.
This section defines the testing procedures to ensure chairs meet the necessary performance standards.

To meet EN 1335, your chair must pass several critical tests:
Stability: Ensures the chair is anti-tipping.
Strength & Load-Bearing: Checks the durability of the seat, back, and armrests.
Cyclic Durability Tests: Ensures the chair can withstand over 100,000 cycles of use.
Ergonomic Dimensions: Ensures comfort for long hours of sitting.
Safe Structure: No sharp edges and explosion-proof gas lift.
EN 1335 defines three performance classes:
Class 1: Light domestic use.
Class 2: General office use (most common).
Class 3: Intensive 24-hour commercial use.
Mandatory for EU market access.
Proves safety and durability.
Reduces complaints and recall risks.
Strong selling point for B2B buyers.
EN 1335 certification guarantees that your office chairs are safe, durable, and compliant with EU standards.
At Xinchi, we manufacture office chairs that meet EN 1335 standards, ensuring safety, durability, and ergonomic comfort. Our factory is committed to producing high-quality office chairs that provide long-lasting performance and comfort, with strict compliance with EU regulations.