Do IKEA products comply with Australian Standards?
The following IKEA product ranges all meet AU mandatory standards: cots, bunk bed, bean bags, blinds, curtains, toys for children under 3, bicycles and helmets.
All of our products meet all relevant mandatory standards in Australia. Where there is no mandatory standards, they will comply with the strictest global standards.
If you are enquiring about a specific standard, please contact us with the product in question. The following IKEA product ranges all meet AU mandatory standards.
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