Forms
  22. In this Regulation, when a form is referred to by number, the reference is to the form with that number that is described in the Table of Forms and is available on the website of the Technical Standards and Safety Authority. Table of Forms   (See section 22 — Technical Standards and Safety Authority)  Form Number   Form Name   Date of Form 

  1   Manufacturer’s Label / Étiquette du fabricant   March 15, 2008 

  2   Manufacturer’s Label / Étiquette du fabricant   March 15, 2008 

  3   Manufacturer’s Label / Étiquette du fabricant   March 15, 2008 

  4   Renovated Article / Article rénové   March 15, 2008 

  5   Second-hand Article / Article d’occasion   March 15, 2008 

  6   Notice / Avis   March 15, 2008 O. Reg. 254/08, s. 7. Schedule Column I   Column II   Column III     Class   Main Stuffing Material   Description  

  Cotton     1. White Cotton Felt   A mixture containing predominantly cotton linters, staple cotton and cotton by-products that may include white fibres other than cotton. 

  Hair     2. Hair   A stuffing made from the filamentous epidermal outgrowth of mammals. 

  Down and Feathers     3. Down   Stuffing made from the undercoating of water fowl consisting of light, fluffy filaments growing from one quill point but without quill shafts or stuffing that is composed of the following products:  

          Down and plumules, at least   75%* 

          Down fibre   5% maximum 

          Small, fine fluffy feathers   15% maximum 

          Feather fibre and residue   5% maximum 

          *Percentages are by weight of products. 

        4. Down and Feathers   A mixture of down and feather containing not less than 51% by weight of down. 

        5. Feathers and Down   A mixture of feathers and down containing not less than 20% by weight of down. 

        6. Feathers    Stuffing made from the plumage, other than down, of any kind of land or water fowl. 

  Cellular Products     7. (Organic Base) Foam (see note 1)   Stuffing made from a polymerized material consisting of a mass of thin walled cells produced chemically or physically. 

        8. Chipped Foam   A stuffing material made of foam that has been subjected to a shredding process. 

        9. Bonded Foam   A stuffing material made of foam that has been shredded, cut or broken into pieces and cemented together. 

       10. (Organic Base) Moulded foam (see note 1)   A stuffing material made from foam that has been made into a mould in the shape in which it is intended to be used. 

  Cellulose Fibre    11. By Generic Name   A fibre manufactured from a generated cellulosic substance. 

  Polymer Fibre    12. By Generic Name (see note 2)   A manufactured fibre where the fibre forming the substance is a long chain of synthetic polymer. 

  Natural and Miscellaneous Fibres    14. Coconut Fibres     

   15. Esparto Fibres     

       16. Excelsior     

   17. Flax Fibres     

   18. Jute Fibres     

   19. Kapok     

   20. Sawdust     

   21. Sisal Fibres     

  New Reworked material    22. New Reclaimed Fibres   New material that has been made into thread, yarn or fabric and that is subsequently shredded, cut or reduced to a fibrous state. 

       23. Reclaimed (Material by name)   New material manufactured for use other than as stuffing that is subsequently reprocessed for use as stuffing. O. Reg. 218/01, Sched.; O. Reg. 254/08, s. 8.