Environmental Product Declarations
What is an EPD?
To ensure full transparency regarding the environmental impact of choosing a DAMPA solution, all our products are covered by Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs).
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a third-party verified document that reports the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle. This enables customers to make informed decisions regarding the environmental footprint of their projects. All our EPDs are developed in accordance with the international standard EN 15804.
EPDs serve as a valuable tool during the planning and specification phase and can also be used as documentation for the environmental impact.
Furthermore, EPDs allow for the comparison of environmental performance across different product options.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a third-party verified document that reports the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle. This enables customers to make informed decisions regarding the environmental footprint of their projects. All our EPDs are developed in accordance with the international standard EN 15804.
EPDs serve as a valuable tool during the planning and specification phase and can also be used as documentation for the environmental impact.
Furthermore, EPDs allow for the comparison of environmental performance across different product options.
Browse our EPDs
Calculate the environmental impact of your project
Finding the relevant data in EPDs can be complex. That is why we have made it easy for you to calculate the environmental impact of your specific project.
We have compiled our EPD data in a calculation tool, allowing you to enter your project details and quickly calculate the environmental impact of your chosen solution.
We have compiled our EPD data in a calculation tool, allowing you to enter your project details and quickly calculate the environmental impact of your chosen solution.
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