Utrustningar och anordningar för sport

This document applies to all afocal (plano power) goggles, intended for eye protection against hazards including ultraviolet and visible solar radiation, rain, snow and wind, during downhill skiing, snowboarding and other similar activities. It deals with materials, construction, optical properties and testing.

Requirements for the labelling and marking of goggles and for information to be supplied by the manufacturer are also specified. Information on the Selection and use of downhill skiing and snowboarding goggles is given in Annex A.

This document does not apply to:

a) eye protectors for protection when operating or travelling on a motorized vehicle;

b) eye protectors for protection against artificial optical radiation, such as those used in solaria;

c) eye protectors for direct observation of the sun;

d) eye protectors intended for sports with unrelated hazards and risks.

This document applies to all eye protectors intended for eye protection against hazards during the sports of Squash, Racquetball and Squash 57 and sports with similar hazards and no greater risks. It applies to eye protectors that incorporate prescription lenses, but not to eye protectors designed for use over spectacles. It deals with materials, construction, optical properties and testing.

Requirements for the labelling and marking of eye protectors and for information to be supplied by the manufacturer are also specified. Information on the selection and use of eye protectors for Squash, Racquetball and Squash 57 is given in Annex A.

This document does not apply to:

a. sports eye protectors designed for use over prescription spectacles;

b. eye protectors for occupational applications;

c. eye protectors without lenses;

d. eye protectors for sports where the hazards are unrelated to the hazards in or involve greater risks than Squash, Racquetball and Squash 57.

1 Scope (mandatory)

This International standard provides recommendations for the installation and use of textile floor coverings on stairs for both residential/domestic and contract/commercial purposes. It covers all products composed of textile material with a pile or non-pile use surface including the use of such products in tile form.

NOTE In many split-level dwellings, a room may have one or two steps between different levels. This situation differs from a stairway in several important respects:

— the steps are usually wider and therefore traffic intensity in any one place is usually less;

— the carpet may be bent over steps in either the machine direction or the across-machine direction. On a stairway, it is normal practice to lay the carpet with the pile lying down the stairs.