Nathan

Nathan quality label
In addition to their educational value, all our products are developed with the greatest attention to the quality of raw materials, the manufacturing process and safety requirements to ensure that they are suitable for intensive use by children for many years.
In collaboration with manufacturers and distributors around the world, we are able to offer materials that meet the demanding, high-quality criteria required by teachers.

Compliance with safety standards
Nathan attaches enormous importance to ensuring that its products are compliant with safety standards. They are a determining factor from the initial development phases and are complied with throughout the product manufacturing and supply process. In addition to full and complete compliance with current standards, the products that we manufacture comply with quality criteria specific to the Nathan brand which are often more stringent than regulatory standards.

For more information on standards
Products covered by a standard carry the CE mark and are compliant with current manufacturing and safety standards issued by approved independent laboratories. Test certificates are available upon request.

European standard EN 71 on the safety of toys: tests on physical and mechanical properties (stability, shock resistance, fall resistance and traction resistance under the least favourable conditions of use), flammability tests, chemical tests etc.

European standard EN 1021-1 and 2:
ignitability of furniture and upholstered furniture.

French standard XP D 60602 and European standard EN 1729 on classroom furniture:
these ensure that the dimensions and ergonomics of school equipment are appropriately adapted
to each age.

French standard NF S 54-300 on Motor Skills Educational Equipment:
ensures that there is no risk of children getting pinched or stuck in equipment, and guarantees the solidity
and stability of equipment for children aged 0 to 12 years.

French and European standard NF-EN 12503-1-4-5-6:
on sports mats.