Certification of furniture and related products
We certify domestically manufactured and imported products under schemes 1C, 3C and 4C in accordance with Cabinet of Ministers Resolution No. 502 of 14.08.2024.
“TEST MEBEL” LLCcertification body
- National Register
- O‘ZAK.MS.0078
- Standard
- O‘z DSt ISO/IEC 17065:2015
- Scope revision
- No. 10, 24.09.2026
- Schemes
- 1C · 3C · 4C
- Items
- 35
MS.0078
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Product groups
Which scheme suits you?
Applications are submitted through the certification information system. The applicant chooses the scheme; the body verifies its suitability for the product when reviewing the application.
Serial production
Sample testing, production assessment (inspection) and periodic assessment of certified products. The first periodic assessment takes place no later than 12 months.
Product batch
For a manufacturer or seller (importer). Identification, sampling, verification of intellectual property rights and testing.
Single item
Certification by identifying a single item and testing it non-destructively.
How certification works
- 01Application and reviewThe completeness of documents is checked and a decision on the application is made.
- 02Identification and samplingA specialist identifies the product on site and takes samples.
- 03TestingSamples are tested in an accredited testing laboratory (mainly our own).
- 04Evaluation and reviewResults are reviewed by a Technical Commission member who did not take part in the evaluation.
- 05Decision and certificateThe certificate is issued in a unified electronic form and entered in the register.
Accuracy. Impartiality. Trust.
The certification body operates as a structural unit of “TEST MEBEL” LLC and is accredited for compliance with O‘z DSt ISO/IEC 17065:2015.
Every decision is based on sufficient evidence: the person who performed the evaluation does not make the decision on that application, and risks to impartiality are regularly analysed by the Impartiality Committee.