Providing a top product also means caring for the environment. The environment belongs to all of us, everywhere in the world. We should treat it with care. That is why we attach great value to the testing and inspection of our products. It goes without saying that our products comply with the mandatory labels, but in addition to these mandatory labels, we also have our products tested by test institutes that are not obliged to do so.
HPDC is an independent body that provides a record of the content of the materials. Through HPD, production reports what products are used and what risks consumers should be aware of. Therdex is in possession of 'The Health Product Declaration'.
FloorScore tests and certifies all hard floors and floor adhesives. They ensure that the products meet the requirements for indoor air quality emissions. All Therdex floors are FloorScore certified for low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds).
EPD is a comprehensive report, which details how a product affects the environment during its life cycle. The SPD is in accordance with the standards developed by ISO. All Therdex floors are third-party verified for UL Environment EPDs.
LEED stands for green buildings with the best building strategies. When building projects adequately meet the conditions, they are eligible for LEED certificates. Therdex is FloorScore, EPD and HPD certified. This means that by using Therdex floors in architectural and design projects, one can qualify for LEED.
By meeting all requirements, a company creates a healthy indoor environment. This is what the Eurofins label stands for. Our floors meet the highest health and product standards, following criteria of world-leading building organisations such as: agBB, VOC emission class A, BREEAM Internat. Factory inspections are in accordance with DIN 18200, the VOC test in accordance with EN 16516 and the ISO 16000 series.
Therdex uses an organic plasticiser based on soybean oil. This is a phthalate substitute. As a result, Therdex does not use phthalates and has therefore been awarded the Eco+ phthalate-free certificate.
The TÜV Proficert Premium certificate guarantees that the highest requirements in Europe are met. This involves product quality and compliance with all emission requirements of various ecolabels. Products and production at the plant are regularly tested for quality, safety and health protection.
The ISO 9001 standard is an internationally recognised standard in the field of quality management. The standard provides guidelines to good quality management and specifies what a good system should meet.
The ISO 4001 standard consists of internationally accepted requirements for an environmental management system. The environmental management system is used to develop an appropriate environmental policy for an organisation.
