ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT DECLARATION

In accordance with EN 15804 and ISO 14025

Ecophon ConnectTM Angle Trims C1, C3, C4

Programme: The International EPD® System,

Programme operator: EPD International AB
Version: 1.0
Registration number: S-P-05278

Date of publication (issue): 2021-12-08

Date of revision: 2022-05-11
Date of validity: 2026-12-08
In accordance with ISO 14025, ISO 21930 and EN 15804
Summary Environmental product declaration
Content summary
Verified by (external third-party Martin Erlandsson, IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute
verifier)
Programme used The International EPD System. For more information see www.environdec.com
Registration No S-P-05278
Owners declaration by Saint-Gobain Ecophon AB
Box 500
265 03 Hyllinge
Sweden
Declaration as construction products The products to be verified herein are grid profiles for ceiling suspension
systems.
The present environmental product declaration complies with standard ISO
14025 and describes the environmental impact. Its purpose is to promote
compatible and sustainable environmental development of related construction
methods.

Reference PCR document: EN 15804 as the core PCR + International EPD

System Product Category Rules – PCR for constructions products and
construction services. EPD of construction products may not be comparable if
they do not comply with EN 15804.
Validity 2026-12-08
Content of the declaration This is an environmental product declaration containing environmental
information of the product in the Ecophon family Angle Trims C1, C3, C4. The
values presented in this EPD are represented for the following products:
Angle trim 15/22, Angle trim 15/22 C4, Angle trim 22/22, Angle trim
22/22 C3

Supplemental product information can be found at www.ecophon.com

Issued date 2021-12-08

Product responsible: Independent third party verifier:

Thomas Roul Martin Erlandsson

Product Engineering & Development Manager LCA Business Development Manager
Saint-Gobain Ecophon AB IVL
Product description
Product description and description of use:

This Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) describes the environmental impact of 1 linear meter (1 lm) of installed steel
profile with the intended use to suspend acoustic ceiling tiles.

The production site of Saint-Gobain Ecophon (Sweden) manufactures ceiling grid systems in different sizes. Cold rolled
steel is shaped into a “body” through a process called roll forming. Multiple holes are then punched in the body to allow
installation. Lastly, a cap of steel (“capping”) is added on the body to make the grid visually appealing. The capping is
added to the body. The finished grids are then packed in cardboard boxes. The grids provide excellent mechanical
characteristics to suspend acoustic ceiling tiles, which contribute to a better health by their sound absorption capabilities.
There is no maintenance needed for the grids except for normal room surface cleaning and there is no ageing, hence the
grid system can last for the building lifetime.

Description of the main product and materials for 1 lm of product:

Parameter Value
Product height 15-22 mm
Product width 22 mm
Hot-dip galvanized steel >99.7wt.%

T otal weights
Angle trim Angle trim Angle trim Angle trim
Product 15/22 15/22 C4 22/22 22/22 C3
Total weight [kg] 0,20 0,20 0,20 0,20

All raw materials contributing more than 5% to any environmental impact are listed in the table above. The panels are free
from substances of very high concern (SVHC). The product contains no substances from the REACH Candidate list (of
01.11.2021).

If in the future product changes that generate an increased impact larger than 10% occur, the EPD will be updated and re-
verified.
LCA calculation information

Declared unit 1 lm of installed steel profile

Cradle to grave: Mandatory stages = A1-3, A4-5, B1-7, C1-4

and optional stage = D
System boundaries
This EPD covers the environmental impact of only the ceiling
profiles.
Reference Service Life (RSL) 50 years
The use of cut-off criterion on mass inputs and primary energy at
the unit process level (1%) and at the information module level (5%).

Flows related to human activities such as employee transport are

excluded.
Cut-off rules
Biogenic carbon has not been included in calculations.

The construction of plants, production of machines and

transportation systems are excluded since the related flows are
supposed to be negligible compared to the production of the
building product when compared at these systems lifetime level.
Allocations Allocation criteria are based on mass.
For A1-A3: Global
Geographical coverage and time period For A4 : European covering
(2019)

According to EN 15804, EPD of construction products might not be comparable if they do not comply with this standard.
According to ISO 21930, EPD’s might not be comparable if they are from different EPD administrating schemes.
Life Cycle stages
Flow diagram of the Life Cycle

Product stage, A1-A3

Description of the stage:
The product stage is divided into 3 modules: A1 “Raw material and supply”, A2 “Transport to the manufacturer” and A3
“Manufacturer”. The aggregation of the modules A1, A2 and A3 is a possibility considered by the EN 15 804 standard.
This rule is applied in this EPD.

A1 Raw material supply

This module takes into account the extraction and processing of all raw materials and energy which occur upstream to the
studied manufacturing process. Specifically, the steel material supply covers production of the cold rolled steel and eventual
coating. Packaging and glue production is also included here. All electricity is taken account for in (GOs) or at least country
specific mix.

A2 Transport to the manufacturer

The raw materials are transported to the manufacturing site. In our case, the modelling includes: road, boat or train
transportations (average values) of each raw material.

A3 Manufacturing
Cold rolled steel is transformed by deforming, shaping and cutting the raw material into the final dimensions. Manufacturing
covers all processes linked to production, which comprises various related operations besides on-site activities such as
perforation, pinching, packaging and internal transportation.

The environmental profile of these energy carriers is modelled for local conditions. Packaging-related flows in the production
process and all up-stream packaging are included in the manufacturing module, i.e. wooden pallets and cardboard. Apart
from production of packaging material, the supply and transport of packaging material are also considered in the LCA
model. They are reported and allocated to the module where the packaging is applied. Data on packaging waste created
during this step is then generated. It is assumed that packaging waste generated in the course of production and up-stream
processes is 100% collected and either recycled or incinerated with energy recovery, related to material and quality, in
ratios according to the local material handling companies.

Construction process stage, A4-A5

Description of the stage:
The construction process is divided into 2 modules: A4 “Transport to the building site” and A5 “Installation in the building.

Description of scenarios and additional technical information:

A4 Transport to the building site
This module includes transport from the production gate to the building site. Transport is calculated on the basis of a scenario
with the parameters described in the following table.

Parameter Value
Fuel type, consumption of fuel and vehicle or vehicle type Average truck trailer with a 24t payload, diesel consumption 31.7
used for transport litres for 100 km
Distance 475 km (based on transports in 2019)
90% of the capacity in volume
Capacity utilisation (including empty returns)
100% of empty returns
Bulk density of transported products (if available) 0,16 - 0,19 kg/m
Volume capacity utilisation factor (if available) 0.45

The transport distance has been calculated from a European average transport for Ecophon in 2019 from the
parameters in the table above.

A5:1 Installation in the building

This module includes waste of products during the implementation, i.e. the additional production processes to compensate
the loss and the waste processing which occur in this stage.

Scenarios used for product waste quantity and waste processing are:
Parameter Value
Waste of materials on the building site before waste
5%
processing, generated by the product’s installation
Packaging waste is 100 % collected and modelled as material
Output materials (specified by type) as results of waste
for recycling
processing at the building site e.g. of collection for recycling,
for energy recovering, disposal
Grid waste is recycled.

A5:2 Energy usage

As a general figure the time to install 1 m² ceiling is considered to be 20 minutes. During this time the installer is
considered to use handheld appliances for about 5% of this time which in this case results in 1 minute. A handheld device
such as a cordless screwdriver is considered to have a power of 0.7 kilowatt. Therefore, in one minute it will consume a
total energy of 0.7*60 = 4.2 kilojoule = 0.0042 MJ, per m2 ceiling. In this context it is a negligible contribution and will
not be part of the LCA calculation (lower than 0.1% of the total energy consumption).

Use stage (excluding potential savings), B1-B7

Description of the stage:
The use stage is divided into 7 modules, B1 “Use”, B2 “Maintenance”, B3 “Repair”, B4 “Replacement”, B5
“Refurbishment”, B6 “Operational energy use”, B7 “Operational water use”
Description of scenarios and additional technical information:
Once installation is complete, no actions or technical operations are required during the use stages until the end of life
stage. Therefore, grids have no impact on this stage.
End-of-life stage C1-C4
Description of the stage:
The end-of life stage is divided into 4 modules; C1 “De-construction, demolition”, C2 “Transport to waste processing”, C3
“Waste processing for reuse, recovery and/or recycling”, C4 “Disposal”.

Description of scenarios and additional technical information:

C1, De-construction, demolition

The dismantling of the grid system is assumed to be very small and can therefore be neglected.

C2, Transport to waste processing

The model for transportation (see A4, Transportation to the building site) is applied.

C3, Waste processing for reuse, recovery and/or recycling;

Minimal processing before recycling.

C4, Disposal;
The product is assumed to be 100% recycled.

Parameter Value/description
Collection process specified by type 0,16 - 0,19 kg of steel grid
Recovery system specified by type Grid collected as sorted metal
Disposal specified by type 0,16 - 0,19 kg of grid to recycling
Average truck trailer with a 24t payload, diesel consumption
Assumptions for scenario development (e.g. 31.7 litres for 100 km
transportation)
50 km (distance to recycling)

Reuse/recovery/recycling potential, D

Not declared.
 LCA results
LCA model, aggregation of data and environmental impact are calculated through the GaBi Professional software.
Secondary data is mainly taken from Ecoinvent 3.7 with some GaBi datasets.

Raw materials and energy consumption, as well as transport distances have been taken directly from the manufacturing
plants of Saint-Gobain Ecophon in 2019.

Modules declared and geographical scope are stated in the following table.

Resou
rce
Construction
Product phase Use phase End of life phase recov
process phase
ery
phase

Reuse-Recovery-Recycling-potential
Transport to waste processing
Transport to the manufacturer

Transport to the building site

De-construction demolition
Installation in the building
Raw material and supply

Operational energy use

Operational water use

Waste processing
Manufacturing

Refurbishment
Maintenance

Replacement

Disposal
Repair
Use

Module A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7 C1 C2 C3 C4 D
Modules
declared X X X X X x X X X X X X X X X X MND

Geography GLO GLO SE EU EU EU EU EU EU -

Specific data
<10% - -
Variation sites
N/A - -

Summary of the LCA results are detailed in the tables below.

All results in the EPD are written in logarithmic base of ten. Reading example:
5.2E -03 = 5.2*10-3 = 0,0052.

MND (module not declared), is equal to MNA (module not assessed).

Environmental impact.

E nvironmental impacts

Parameters Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C3

A 1–A 3 4,92E - 01 4,78E - 01 5,04E - 01 5,04E - 01

A4 6,11E - 03 6,11E - 03 1,90E - 02 1,90E - 02
A5 2,50E - 02 2,43E - 02 2,52E - 02 2,52E - 02
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 6,43E - 04 6,43E - 04 6,85E - 04 6,85E - 04
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Global Warming Potential
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
(GWP) - kg C O2 equiv/F U D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 5,24E - 01 5,09E - 01 5,49E - 01 5,49E - 01

T he global warm ing potential of a gas refers to the total

contribution to global warm ing res ulting from the em is s ion of one
unit of that gas relative to one unit of the reference gas , carbon
dioxide, which is as s igned a value of 1.

A 1–A 3 7,27E - 10 7,19E - 10 9,47E - 10 9,47E - 10

A4 1,39E - 18 1,39E - 18 4,33E - 18 4,33E - 18
A5 3,64E - 11 3,60E - 11 4,73E - 11 4,73E - 11
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 1,46E - 19 1,46E - 19 1,56E - 19 1,56E - 19
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Ozone Depletion (ODP) kg
C F C 11 equiv/F U
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 7,63E - 10 7,55E - 10 9,94E - 10 9,94E - 10
Des truc tion of the s tratos pheric ozone layer whic h s hields the earth from
ultraviolet radiation harmful to life. T his des truc tion of ozone is c aus ed by the
breakdown of c ertain c hlorine and/or bromine c ontaining c ompounds
(c hlorofluoroc arbons or halogens ), whic h break down when they reac h the
s tratos phere and then c atalytic ally des troy ozone molec ules .

A 1–A 3 1,11E - 03 1,07E - 03 1,12E - 03 1,12E - 03

A4 8,26E - 06 8,26E - 06 2,57E - 05 2,57E - 05
A5 5,58E - 05 5,44E - 05 5,62E - 05 5,62E - 05
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 8,70E - 07 8,70E - 07 9,28E - 07 9,28E - 07
Ac idific ation potential (AP)
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
kg SO2 equiv/F U C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 1,17E - 03 1,14E - 03 1,20E - 03 1,20E - 03

Acid depos itions have negative im pacts on natural ecos ys tem s and the
m an- m ade environm ent incl, buildings . T he m ain s ources for em is s ions of
acidifying s ubs tances are agriculture and fos s il fuel com bus tion us ed for
electricity production, heating and trans port.

A 1–A 3 2,61E - 04 2,55E - 04 2,27E - 04 2,27E - 04

A4 1,75E - 06 1,75E - 06 5,44E - 06 5,44E - 06
A5 1,31E - 05 1,28E - 05 1,13E - 05 1,13E - 05
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 1,84E - 07 1,84E - 07 1,96E - 07 1,96E - 07
E utrophic ation potential C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
3
(E P) kg (PO4) - equiv/F U C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 2,76E - 04 2,70E - 04 2,44E - 04 2,44E - 04

E xces s ive enrichm ent of waters and continental s urfaces with

nutrients , and the as s ociated advers e biological effects .

A 1–A 3 1,80E - 04 1,76E - 04 1,89E - 04 1,89E - 04

A4 - 2,47E - 06 - 2,47E - 06 - 7,69E - 06 - 7,69E - 06
A5 8,88E - 06 8,62E - 06 9,46E - 06 9,46E - 06
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Photoc hemic al ozone
C2 - 2,60E - 07 - 2,60E - 07 - 2,77E - 07 - 2,77E - 07
c reation (POPC ) kg E thene C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
equiv/F U C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 1,87E - 04 1,82E - 04 1,91E - 04 1,91E - 04

Chem ical reactions brought about by the light energy of the s un. T he
reaction of nitrogen oxides with hydrocarbons in the pres ence of s unlight
to form ozone is an exam ple of a photochem ical reaction.

A 1–A 3 2,31E - 06 2,25E - 06 2,40E - 06 2,40E - 06

A4 2,25E - 10 2,25E - 10 6,99E - 10 6,99E - 10
A5 1,15E - 07 1,12E - 07 1,20E - 07 1,20E - 07
Abiotic depletion potential
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
for non-fos s il res ourc es C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
(ADP-elements ) - kg Sb C2 2,36E - 11 2,36E - 11 2,52E - 11 2,52E - 11
equiv/F U C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 2,43E - 06 2,36E - 06 2,52E - 06 2,52E - 06
A 1–A 3 4,91E +00 4,80E +00 5,03E +00 5,03E +00
A4 8,40E - 02 8,40E - 02 2,61E - 01 2,61E - 01
A5 2,51E - 01 2,44E - 01 2,51E - 01 2,51E - 01
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Abiotic depletion potential C2 8,84E - 03 8,84E - 03 9,43E - 03 9,43E - 03
for fos s il res ourc es (ADP- C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
fos s il fuels ) - MJ/F U
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 5,26E +00 5,13E +00 5,55E +00 5,55E +00

Cons um ption of non- renewable res ources , thereby lowering their

availability for future generations .
Resource use

E nvironmental impacts

Parameters Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C3

A 1–A 3 6,07E - 01 6,02E - 01 3,96E - 01 3,96E - 01

A4 2,05E - 03 2,05E - 03 6,37E - 03 6,37E - 03
A5 3,04E - 02 3,02E - 02 1,98E - 02 1,98E - 02
Use of renewable primary B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
energy excluding renewable C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
primary energy resources
used as raw materials
C2 2,15E - 04 2,15E - 04 2,30E - 04 2,30E - 04
- MJ / FU C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 6,40E - 01 6,35E - 01 4,22E - 01 4,22E - 01
A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 - 2,28E - 01 - 2,28E - 01
Use of renewable primary B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
energy used as raw materials C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
- MJ / FU C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 - 2,28E - 01 - 2,28E - 01
A 1–A 3 6,07E - 01 6,02E - 01 3,96E - 01 3,96E - 01
A4 2,05E - 03 2,05E - 03 6,37E - 03 6,37E - 03
A5 3,04E - 02 3,02E - 02 - 2,08E - 01 - 2,08E - 01
T otal use of renewable primary energy B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
resources (primary energy and C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
primary energy resources used as raw
materials)
C2 2,15E - 04 2,15E - 04 2,30E - 04 2,30E - 04
- MJ / FU C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 6,40E - 01 6,35E - 01 1,94E - 01 1,94E - 01
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C3

A 1–A 3 5,20E +00 5,07E +00 5,32E +00 5,32E +00

A4 8,48E - 02 8,48E - 02 2,64E - 01 2,64E - 01
A5 2,65E - 01 2,58E - 01 2,66E - 01 2,66E - 01
Use of non-renewable B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
primary energy excluding C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
non-renewable primary
energy resources used as raw C2 8,93E - 03 8,93E - 03 9,53E - 03 9,53E - 03
materials - MJ /FU C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 5,55E +00 5,42E +00 5,86E +00 5,86E +00
A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 - 1,45E - 02 - 1,45E - 02
Use of non-renewable B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
primary energy used as raw
materials
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
- MJ / FU C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 - 1,45E - 02 - 1,45E - 02
A 1–A 3 5,20E +00 5,07E +00 5,32E +00 5,32E +00
A4 8,48E - 02 8,48E - 02 2,64E - 01 2,64E - 01
A5 2,65E - 01 2,58E - 01 2,52E - 01 2,52E - 01
T otal use of non-renewable primary B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
energy resources (primary energy and
primary energy resources used as raw
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
materials) - MJ / FU C2 8,93E - 03 8,93E - 03 9,53E - 03 9,53E - 03
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 5,55E +00 5,42E +00 5,85E +00 5,85E +00
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C3

A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00

A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Use of secondary material
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Kg / FU C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00

A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Use of renewable secondary
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
fuels B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
MJ / FU C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00

A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Use of non-renewable B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
secondary fuels - MJ / FU
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 3,27E - 03 3,19E - 03 3,32E - 03 3,32E - 03

A4 5,18E - 07 5,18E - 07 1,61E - 06 1,61E - 06
A5 1,63E - 04 1,59E - 04 1,66E - 04 1,66E - 04
Use of net fresh water B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
m³ / FU
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 5,46E - 08 5,46E - 08 5,82E - 08 5,82E - 08
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 3,43E - 03 3,35E - 03 3,49E - 03 3,49E - 03
Waste categories

E nvironmental impacts

Parameters Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 3,81E - 09 3,71E - 09 3,76E - 09 3,76E - 09

A4 9,04E - 13 9,04E - 13 2,81E - 12 2,81E - 12
A5 1,90E - 10 1,86E - 10 1,88E - 10 1,88E - 10
Hazardous was te B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
dis pos ed C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
kg /F U C2 9,51E - 14 9,51E - 14 1,01E - 13 1,01E - 13
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 4,00E - 09 3,90E - 09 3,95E - 09 3,95E - 09
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 3,74E - 02 3,32E - 02 3,64E - 02 3,64E - 02

A4 2,28E - 06 2,28E - 06 7,10E - 06 7,10E - 06
A5 1,87E - 03 1,66E - 03 1,82E - 03 1,82E - 03
Non-hazardous B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
was te C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
dis pos ed - kg /F U C2 2,40E - 07 2,40E - 07 2,56E - 07 2,56E - 07
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 3,93E - 02 3,49E - 02 3,82E - 02 3,82E - 02
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 4,68E - 07 4,61E - 07 1,68E - 06 1,68E - 06

A4 9,94E - 08 9,94E - 08 3,10E - 07 3,10E - 07
R adioac tive was te
A5 2,93E - 08 2,89E - 08 8,41E - 08 8,41E - 08
dis pos ed
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
kg /F U
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 1,05E - 08 1,05E - 08 1,12E - 08 1,12E - 08
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND

Output flow

E nvironmental impacts

Parameters Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 - - - -
A4 - - - -
A5 - - - -
B 1–B 7 - - - -
C omponents for re-us e C1 - - - -
kg/F U
C2 - - - -
C3 - - - -
C4 - - - -
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C - - - -
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00

A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 1,29E - 02 1,28E - 02 2,30E - 02 2,30E - 02
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
Materials for rec yc ling
kg/F U
C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 1,59E - 01 1,59E - 01 1,70E - 01 1,70E - 01
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C 1,72E - 01 1,72E - 01 1,93E - 01 1,93E - 01
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 - - - -
A4 - - - -
A5 - - - -
B 1–B 7 - - - -
Materials for energy C1 - - - -
reovery - kg/F U
C2 - - - -
C3 - - - -
C4 - - - -
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C - - - -
Angle trim 15/22 Angle trim 15/22 C 4 Angle trim 22/22 Angle trim 22/22 C 3

A 1–A 3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00

A4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
A5 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
B 1–B 7 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
E xported energy MJ/F U C1 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C2 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C3 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
C4 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00 0,00E +00
D MND MND MND MND
T otal A - C - - - -
 Summary

Aggregation of results from A1 to C4 in selected impact categories.

Angle trim Angle trim Angle trim Angle trim

15/22 15/22 C 4 22/22 22/22 C 3

Global warming

0,52 0,51 0,55 0,55

kg CO2equiv/FU

Non-renewable resources consumption [1]

MJ/FU 5,3 5,1 5,5 5,5

Energy consumption [2]

MJ/FU 6,2 6,1 6,0 6,0

Water consumption [3]

m3/FU 0,003 0,003 0,003 0,003

Waste production [4]

kg/FU
0,04 0,03 0,04 0,04

[1] This indicator corresponds to the abiotic depletion potential of fossil resources.
[2] This indicator corresponds to the total use of primary energy.
[3] This indicator corresponds to the use of net fresh water.
[4] This indicator corresponds to the sum of hazardous, non-hazardous and radioactive waste disposed.
Reference list
Reach: EU REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006

LCA report: Project report on Ecophon Grids LCA 2021-12-06

EN 15804:2012+A1:2013: Sustainability of construction works - Environmental product declarations

PCR 2012:01 Construction products and construction services (version 2.33 dated 2020-09-18)

Difference from previous versions

New company logo and correction of few product weights on page 3.

CONTACT INFORMATION

LCA author and EPD owner

Saint-Gobain Ecophon AB
Box 500
265 03 Hyllinge
Sweden

Markus Beckman
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Programme operator

EPD International AB
Box 210 60
100 31 Stockholm
Sweden
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