400, Galvanised Steel Safe Plates - Protect Cables/Wiring/Plumbing - No Fixings Required

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BPA: Developmental defects; Coronary artery disease; Hypertension; Angina; Atherosclerosis; Arrhythmias; Blood pressure issues; Obesity; Liver damage; Obesity… and more Fire-Rated Safe Plates: Fire-rated safe plates are designed to maintain the fire resistance of walls and ceilings. They are constructed with fire-resistant materials and are tested to withstand fire for a specified duration, ensuring that they do not compromise the building’s fire safety. When you have guests for dinner, you’ll be proud to serve them on this solid glassware. For one, clear glass enhances any dining room decor or meal. And Libbey has just enough heft for that high-quality feel without being cumbersome. It is always in your best interest to request testing documentation from the specific manufacturer.

Antique tableware handed down in families or found in antique stores or garage sales (especially from pre-1970 – before the FDA began regulating dishware). Dust and Debris Prevention: Safe plates also help prevent the ingress of dust, dirt, and debris into the building through cable openings. This is especially important in clean environments, such as healthcare facilities or laboratories. This is a 100% non-toxic dinnerware set, as Fiestaware removed toxic metals from their processes in 1986! Today, Fiestaware shapes its plates with high-quality, reinforced vitrified ceramic. It contains 60% silica and 40% clay, sealed tight by a heat fusion process. Lead and cadmium are left out altogether.Removable plates Make for easier cleaning as you can pop them in a washing up bowl. If they’re dishwasher safe you shouldn’t have to do any scrubbing. Melamineis a strong, food-safe plastic that is break-resistant, dishwasher safe and generally affordable. Even if BPA-free, the FDA recommends that you do not microwave food and drinks on it. It's a great choice for families, outdoor dining and college students.

Cadmium: Kidney diseases; Bone disease; Lung diseases; Flu-like symptoms; Reproductive issues; Gastrointestinal issues; Neurological issues… and more Compared to standard ceramic (which has lower silica), vitrified has greater strength, a shinier, smoother finish, and a more impervious surface. Here’s why that’s important… For this reason, it’s best to look for dinnerware that adheres to Prop 65 standards (even if you’re not in California).Lead: Brain damage; Kidney damage; Anemia; Weakness; Death; Birth defects; Lower IQ; Development issues; Nervous system damage; Speech problems; Memory problems; High blood pressure… and more If you notice a corroded glaze or a dusty, chalky grey residue on the glaze after you wash a piece. Tableware in this condition represents a severe lead hazard – stop using it at once.