Match evidence to risk
Low-risk furniture may need current material, finish, dimension and warranty information. Structural, safety-critical or performance-rated products can require significantly more evidence.
Public Realm & Development · Evidence answer
What Evidence Should Public-Sector Buyers Ask For?
The right evidence depends on the risk of the product. A bench and a structural shade system should not be forced through the same technical review.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Confirm exact applicability
A certificate or test report should identify the exact model, configuration and limitation where it is being used to support a public claim.
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