Certifications

Eco-logical!

Live sustainably: a top priority for FINDEISEN and its needled carpets. Besides the certificates (Blue Angel, GuT, membership in the DGNB -German Sustainable Building Council, GreenLabel Plus) which our company takes for granted by now, it is production exclusively in Germany, optimized logistics, and extreme durability of our needled carpets that matter here.

„Green” pioneer of the flooring business: FINDEISEN. Since FINDEISEN started to manufacture needled carpets in the 1970ies already, the substrate has entirely been made of recycling fibres. Besides all relevant certifications, in early 2013 we also presented the first needled carpet which is mainly made of renewable raw materials: FINETT SOLID green.

TÜV PROFiCERT-product Interior

TÜV PROFiCERT-product Interior is a certification procedure developed for interior products, which is used for floor coverings, among other things. Certification is based on health and quality criteria and also covers the requirements of the Austrian Ecolabel UZ 56. The criteria are selected in such a way that the client, trade and craftsmen as well as the end customer receive a transparent and reliable statement about the product on a comparable basis.

BLUE ANGEL Eco-Label

FINDEISEN was the first company worldwide that, in 2008, was awarded the eco-label for low-emission textile floorings for a whole product family.

GUT Certificate

The GUT label proves that the carpet was tested by a certified test institute. Test criteria are an environmental-friendly production, meeting the GUT test criteria for environmentally hazardous substances, low emissions and almost odour-free new carpets.

LEED and DGNB

Building according to the „Sustainable Building Technical Manual” means „healthier” and „more resource-saving” buildings. „Green buildings” with LEED and DGNB certifications convince by low maintenance costs, shorter vacancies, higher rents and higher proceeds. These buildings keep, medium and long-term, higher values, the so-called life-cycle costs are rather low compared to buildings where materials of less quality are used.