The typical duration for weather resistance testing of urban outdoor furniture materials varies based on testing methodology and performance standards. Accelerated weathering tests generally run between 500-2000 hours in specialized chambers that simulate years of outdoor exposure through concentrated UV radiation, moisture, and thermal cycling. Real-world outdoor exposure testing typically requires 12-24 months to obtain meaningful data about material degradation patterns. Common test protocols include ISO 4892 for plastic components, ASTM G154 for non-metallic materials, and ASTM B117 for salt spray corrosion testing on metal elements. The specific duration depends on material type, intended furniture lifespan, and regional climate conditions the furniture will encounter. Manufacturers often combine accelerated testing with supplementary real-world exposure to validate material performance before urban deployment.
What is the usual time for the material weather resistance test of urban outdoor furniture?
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