Sustainability

We believe companies have to take responsibility for the environment. We create sustainability by not only paying attention to our energy and pollutant consumption, but also using certified individual components for our products.

Member of: DGNB compliant cubicle systems: for your building certifications

The Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nachhaltiges Bauen e.v. (German Society for Sustainable Building, registered society) is a certification system for sustainable and economically efficient building in Germany where the Kemmlit products are made. Founded in 2007 by 16 initiators from different fields of the construction and real estate industry, this society launched a certification system just one year later, according to which already more than 750 projects have been certified. It serves the impartial description and evaluation of the sustainability of buildings and city districts.

For the evaluation of buildings, about 50 criteria apply from subject areas such as ecology, economics, sociocultural and functional aspects, engineering, processing and location. It is essential that the DGNB system never assesses single measures but always the overall performance of a building or city district.

The cubicle systems cronus, NiUU, and BASIC fulfil these requirements according to DGNB and therefore contribute to your building certification.

 

DIN EN ISO 14001: sustainable thinking and acting.

KEMMLIT is certified according to DIN EN ISO 14001 and is now also focusing on environmental management.

The ISO 14001 standard specifies requirements for an environmental management system that enables a company to improve its environmental performance, fulfill legal and other obligations, and achieve environmental objectives. The central components of DIN EN ISO 14001 are:

- Planning: Definition of environmental goals that the company is pursuing including measures

- Implementation: implementation of the measures

- Control: verification of the achievement of objectives

- Improvement: adaptation of the measures

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