Driving Sustainable Design with Environmental Product Declarations

We are proud to announce our newly released Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for planters, joining our existing Greenscreen® EPD and Health Product Declaration (HPD). These reports are a testament to our ongoing commitment to sustainable design solutions. By openly documenting our environmental impact, we enable our customers to make informed decisions—empowering them to choose products that align with their sustainability goals.

Driving Sustainable Design with Environmental Product Declarations
Driving Sustainable Design with Environmental Product Declarations

What Is an EPD and Why Do We Need Them?

An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a third-party verified document, based on a life cycle assessment, that details the environmental impact of a product, assessed according to internationally recognized standards. Verified by an independent, accredited organization, the EPD ensures the accuracy, credibility, and transparency of the environmental data it provides. This comprehensive analysis comes from the life cycle assessment, covering everything from raw material extraction to manufacturing and transportation. It gives customers and specifiers the information they need to make more sustainable, informed choices.

EPDs are essential for several reasons, particularly in industries focused on sustainability and minimizing environmental impact. Here's why they matter:

Our Commitment to Sustainability Leadership

Our goal is to be your trusted partner for sustainable site furnishings, making it easier for you to choose products that enhance your space and support the planet. With the launch of our EPDs for all planters and Greenscreen, we’re here to help you reach your sustainability goals—without compromising on great design!

Planter EPD | Greenscreen EPD | Greenscreen HPD

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