More from wood means more transparency.
Pour nous, le bois est un matériau de travail et une ressource précieuse. Nous fabriquons une large gamme de produits pour le mobilier et la décoration intérieure à partir des ressources renouvelables de la nature. Nous agissons de manière durable, préservons les ressources et protégeons le climat, contribuant ainsi au développement durable et remplissant notre promesse: Plus du bois.
Par souci de transparence, nous proposons trois indicateurs de notre performance environnementale pour nos produits, comme indiqué ci-dessous.
Wood leaves a trace
You rely on EGGER products and help to protect the climate.
CO2 footprint
Every product leaves traces on the climate. The CO2 footprint can be used to quantify how large these traces are. Our raw material wood absorbs CO2 during its growth and stores it. CO2 is emitted during transport and processing. The difference between the storage and the emission results in the CO2 footprint. Our (wood-based) products have a very small carbon footprint because more CO2 is bound in the product than is emitted during transport and processing.
The indicator corresponds to CO2 equivalent GWP 100 cradle-to-gate (A1-A3 according to EN 15804). The calculation is externally verified (see EPD).
Our raw material grows back
Your EGGER product grows back.
Contribution to the bioeconomy
Wood grows back in a few decades, fossil raw materials need millions of years to develop. It is therefore important to use more renewable raw materials. The indicator shows how much of the material used to manufacture the product comes from renewable resources (wood, paper) and how much of the material comes from fossil resources (glue, wax, resin). In this way, we transparently indicate for each product the contribution it makes to the bioeconomy.
The indicator refers to all ingredients of a product by weight. It is based on an internal calculation.
Act in cycles - save resources
With EGGER products you save resources.
Contribution to the circular economy
To conserve natural resources, we must reuse, recycle and recover existing products in the best possible way. This indicator shows how well this works in practice. It presents the ingredients of a product in categories: Recycled materials (e.g. old furniture parts or pallets) and by-products from the sawmill industry (e.g. wood chips or sawdust) contribute to the circular economy. The remaining product components come from fresh resources, such as thinning wood, glue and paper.
The indicator refers to all ingredients of a product by weight. It is based on an internal calculation.
Our wood comes from the region
We focus on regionality in production.
Wood proportion from the regional environment
Purchasing in the region and the shortest possible transport distance strengthen the regional economy and reduce the volume of traffic. The indicator shows what proportion of the wood used in the product comes from within a maximum radius of just over 93 miles.
The indicator refers to the transport distance of the wood used in the product. The calculation is externally verified (ISO 38200 "specified regional").
We focus on sustainable forest management
Wood from sustainable forest management.
Wood proportion from verified and certified sources
Wood is generally sustainable as it is a renewable raw material. However, for this to be fully true, forests must also be managed in accordance with economic, ecological and social criteria. We provide evidence of this for our value chains: All our wood-based products are 100% verified by independent third parties according to ISO 38200. This confirms the legality of the origin of the wood.
The indicator refers to the wood used in the product. The calculation is externally verified (verified legal = proportion of ISO 38200 "verified" of all wood used in the product; of which certified = proportion of ISO 38200 "certified" of all fresh wood used in the product).
Full transparency for our products
We make public all ingredients that are used in our products. There are two different document formats for this: EPDs ("Environmental Product Declarations") that also make the life cycle assessment of our products transparent and EHDs ("Environmental and Health Datasheets").
