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Product group

Furniture

Everything on this page is generated from the product-group manifest the software itself reads, vendored from odal-node/dpp-core at a pinned commit. It describes what is modelled, not what the law requires — see the note at the foot.

Current schema

v1.3.0

Versions modelled

4

Compliance plugin

product-group-furniture

Caveats

What the maintainers record about this group.

This is the manifest's own notes field, reproduced verbatim. It is where a group says which of its fields are a best reading rather than a requirement, and it is written for the people maintaining the schema rather than for this page.

Mattresses are a separate product group and not a category here — the working plan selects them separately from furniture. v1.3.0 (current) replaces the mandatory gtin with productIdentifier, a union of the EN 18219:2026 clause 5 ID schemes; a v1.2.0 record is read forward by a lens that wraps its gtin as scheme 1. v1.2.0 removes `mattress` from productType; v1.1.0 is kept for historical immutability and still accepts it.

Categories

Categories this product group distinguishes.

A category changes which rules apply. These are the values the schema accepts, not a marketing segmentation.

chairtablesofashelf

Disclosure

Which fields are not public.

Every field below is withheld from the public view. The class decides who may see it.

restricted

2 field(s)

Not public. Shown to a reader holding a credential for this product group.

disassemblyInstructionsUrl · svhcSubstances

Provenance

Where this page's facts come from.

Generated from crates/dpp-domain/product-groups/furniture.json in odal-node/dpp-core, vendored at commit 81f70871. A build fails if the vendored copy drifts from that commit.

No dates or act numbers appear on this page deliberately. Product-group manifests carry no law. Obligations, effective dates and passport requirements live in separate instrument manifests that are not vendored here — because a regulatory date published on a marketing site is a claim that has to be kept current, and a stale one is worse than none.