DOCUMENTED REQUIREMENTS
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE LIFE CYCLE
The Nordic Swan Ecolabel is the official eco-label of the Nordic region. It is a third-party certification scheme in which requirements are set for each individual product throughout its entire life cycle — from raw materials and chemicals to production, packaging and disposal. The requirements become stricter with each new generation of standards, and the licence must be renewed.
Our Linoleum acoustic panels and selected timber panels are Nordic Swan Ecolabelled under licence no. 5031 0143.
Poor acoustics can detract from the experience of a space — in the workplace, in public spaces and in private homes. With a Nordic Swan Ecolabelled acoustic panel, you get a sound solution where environmental and indoor climate requirements have been set and verified by an independent third party. You don’t have to take our word for it.
WHAT THE SWAN LABEL REQUIRES
The Swan label is a Type 1 eco-label (ISO 14024). The requirements are set by Nordic Ecolabelling and verified by Ecolabelling Denmark. For our Swan-labelled acoustic panels, this means, amongst other things:
If you’re choosing acoustic panels, look for the Nordic Swan Ecolabel and the corresponding licence number. This means that the product has been assessed by an independent third party against a publicly available set of requirements. You can read the requirements and see what they cover at Miljømærkning Danmark.
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