Outside CPR scope Furniture · Finishes · Chemicals · Non-construction goods

A credible EPD for products the CPR doesn’t cover

If your product falls outside the Construction Products Regulation, there is no harmonised standard and no Declaration of Performance — yet your buyers still ask for verified environmental data. EPD+ gives you that proof: an independently verified declaration to EN ISO 14025, validated on the principles of EN ISO/IEC 17029.

EPD+ For non-CPR products
  • No DoP required — voluntary, but verifiable
  • Built on EN ISO 14025 & EN ISO/IEC 17029
  • Recognised in ESG, CSRD & green procurement
  • Listed in a public register

The CPR governs construction products. For everything else, a verified EPD+ is the credible alternative to a self-declared claim.

The problem: no regulation, but the questions don’t stop

For products outside the CPR, buyers, retailers and ESG reporting still demand environmental evidence — but there is no official framework that delivers it. That gap is where unverified, self-declared claims thrive — and where greenwashing risk is highest.

No Declaration of Performance

Without a harmonised standard, there is no DoP and no CE route. Self-declarations carry little weight with demanding buyers.

Buyers still ask

Retail, contract and public buyers increasingly require carbon and life-cycle data — regardless of whether a product sits inside the CPR.

ESG & CSRD pressure

Scope 3 reporting needs primary product data. A verified EPD+ is audit-ready evidence; a marketing claim is not.

Who this is for

If your product is not covered by EN 15804 or another harmonised CPR standard, EPD+ is built for you.

Furniture & fit-out

Office, contract and residential furniture; joinery and interior fit-out elements.

Finishes & interiors

Flooring, surfaces, coatings, decorative and finishing products used beyond structural scope.

Chemicals & formulations

Adhesives, sealants, paints and specialty chemicals where buyers demand footprint data.

Industrial & technical goods

Components and manufactured goods outside the CPR that need credible LCA-based evidence.

Consumer & durable goods

Products marketed on sustainability, where a verified declaration beats a self-claim.

Packaging & materials

Materials and packaging assessed for recycled content and end-of-life performance.

How a voluntary EPD+ works

The same rigour as a construction EPD — applied to products the regulation forgot.

1 · LCA to EN ISO 14025

A life-cycle assessment is prepared to EN ISO 14040/14044 and the applicable Product Category Rules. We confirm the declared unit and scope for your product type.

2 · Independent validation (EN ISO/IEC 17029)

An independent verifier reviews the data and the draft declaration on the principles of EN ISO/IEC 17029. The decision is taken independently of the verification work.

3 · The EPD+ mark

On success the product carries the EPD+ mark — the signal that the data has passed third-party scrutiny, not just internal review.

4 · Public register

The verified declaration is published in a public register, so buyers and auditors can confirm it independently at any time.

Your product isn’t covered by the CPR. Your buyers don’t care.

Give them verified environmental data they can trust. Talk to the programme operator about scope, timeline and a no-obligation quote.