Experience sustainability up close and personal
Come to bauma 2025 to find out how transparency and innovation can work together to reduce the carbon footprint in the construction industry.
The Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) is our means of presenting the environmental impact of our products in a transparent and comprehensible manner. As our customer, you can reap the benefits of being able to track the carbon footprint of our products and make informed decisions for your projects. By providing this information, we are helping you to incorporate sustainable practices directly into your construction processes and achieve environmental goals at the same time.
How can you benefit from knowing the carbon footprint of our products?
Come to bauma 2025 to find out how transparency and innovation can work together to reduce the carbon footprint in the construction industry.
Our calculation is based on the life cycle analysis (Product Carbon Footprint, PCF) and includes what is known as the cradle-to-gate approach (A1-A3). We analyse the environmental impact of a product from the moment the raw materials are extracted through to completion in the factory. The end-of-life phases (C1-C4) and the recycling potential (D) are also taken into account. Our carbon footprint is based on the functional unit “product per month of use” with a reference useful life of 15 years. This gives you precise, comparable values that will help you to minimise the environmental impact of your projects.
Our calculations are based on recognised standards and up-to-date databases:
We provide you with the carbon footprint for selected products as examples. This way you can see how we make emissions measurable:
We will gladly provide the carbon footprint for any other products on request. Just get in touch with us – we will provide you with all the information you need for a sustainable approach to planning.
Our sustainability experts will also be on hand to talk to you at bauma.
Come to bauma 2025 to find out how transparency and innovation can work together to reduce the carbon footprint in the construction industry.