When exhibiting at trade shows and conventions, you are responsible for making sure nothing in your display can be a threat to the public. The flammability of the fabrics used in your exhibit is one of the most common safety concerns trade show organizers and exhibitors have. Actually, many trade show venues will require their vendors to use fabric that follows certain fire-safety standards. However, this is where it can get a little confusing for the exhibitor. For example, say your venue-supplied vendor guidelines state that all tablecloths and banners must be made of “flame retardant” fabric, but you’re pretty sure yours are “flame resistant.” Same thing, right? Actually, flame resistant and flame retardant are two different things. In this article, we’ll outline the difference between the two so you can be sure to follow guidelines and stay safe at your next trade show!
Flame resistant clothing Fire retardant & proximity suits
Quick Guide to Flame Resistant Clothing - Fire Safety Information
The Two Types Of Fire Resistant Materials You Should Know About
Premium Vector Flame Resistance, Fire Resistant Or Retardant
Flame retardant vs Flame Resistant
Heat Resistant and Flame Resistant Fabrics 101
cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/4i534mNcXbTL5HYaGvxf3j.j
Wool vs. Flame Retardant Chemicals
Premium Vector Flame Resistance, Fire Resistant Or Retardant
Plant-based fire retardants may offer a less toxic way to tame flames
Flame Resistant VS Flame Retardant
Fire Resistant - Fire Retardant - Fireproof Fabric - Frequently
Fire Resistant Plywood - Top 6 Reasons Why You Should Use
Why You need Fire-Resistant Window Shades l ShadeMonster
What you need to know about the difference between flame-resistant