What practical role does the rounded edge finish of the MUMU CHAIR serve during actual use?
This is for a reader choosing the first chair to place in a child's room, checking whether there is any risk of bumping and injury. They asked out of curiosity about the practical usefulness and safety specifications of the rounded finish.
As a chair tailored for a recommended age of 3 and older, the edges are rounded to reduce the risk of bumping and scratching, and it has undergone safety certification.
There are no sharp angles[1]. For flat point's MUMU CHAIR, all edges are rounded so that a curious child's skin is not scratched by sharp corners when moving around the perimeter of the chair or trying to sit down[2]. As it is designed for a recommended age of 3 years and older, it is shaped with consideration so that even if a child with increasing activity levels bumps into it, the impact is distributed rather than sharply concentrated on a single point[3].
The internal filling is high-elasticity sponge[4]. Supporting the body firmly without easily sagging, it helps children maintain their posture stably when leaning back to draw or read books.
Safety standards have also been officially certified. It completed the KC Supplier's Declaration of Conformity certification through test report number SU21-00422K[5].
The maximum load capacity standard that the MUMU CHAIR can withstand has not yet been confirmed in official materials.