Ecodesign: Integrating sustainability from the start

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Ecodesign: Integrating sustainability from the start

Ecodesign has become one of the key tools for advancing toward a more responsible industrial model that respects the environment. To ecodesign means incorporating environmental and sustainability criteria from the very first phase of product development: its conception.

This approach allows for the analysis and understanding of the impacts that a material or solution may generate throughout its entire life cycle, from the extraction of raw materials to the end of its use. It enables the implementation of improvements aimed at reducing these impacts either when developing a new product or when enhancing an existing one. It is a proactive and preventive methodology that makes it possible to create more responsible solutions without compromising fundamental aspects such as functionality, aesthetics, or technical quality.

Parklex Prodema and ecodesign

At Parklex Prodema, ecodesign is an essential part of how we understand product development. We apply it as a strategic tool that allows us to optimize the environmental performance of our materials from their origin. This commitment translates into a constant review of each stage of the process, starting with the selection of raw materials. We prioritize the use of materials with a lower environmental impact—whether due to their renewable origin, their geographic proximity, or certifications that guarantee their traceability and responsible management.

In addition, we continuously analyze and improve our production processes with the aim of reducing energy consumption and replacing energy‑intensive technologies with more efficient alternatives. This work also extends to packaging design, which is optimized to reduce weight and volume, helping minimize transportation impact. At the same time, we develop more sustainable logistics strategies and promote waste reduction through reuse or by ensuring recyclability at the end of the product’s life cycle.

ISO14006: The certification that endorses us

Our commitment to ecodesign is endorsed by certification under the UNE‑EN ISO 14006 standard, granted by AENOR. This certification confirms that we have a specific environmental management system applied to product design and development, enabling us to identify, assess, and continuously improve the environmental aspects associated with our materials and services. Parklex Prodema has maintained this certification since 2010, reflecting a strong and lasting commitment to sustainability as one of the fundamental pillars of our industrial model.

Since then, we have worked each year to incorporate new technical and environmental improvements, integrating sustainability as a cross‑cutting value in the design and evolution of our solutions. For us, good design not only means creating high‑performance materials with natural beauty, but also doing so with careful consideration of the impact we generate on the planet and on future generations.

YEARPRODUCTIMPROVEMENTS
2010NATURCLAD-WImprovement of the resistance to artificial aging
Improvement of the environmental behavior of the packaging
2011NATURCLAD-WReduction of the toxicity of materials
Reduction of the number of operations for the installation system
2012NATURCLAD-WWeight reduction of raw materials
2014NATURCLAD-W
NATURHARDPANEL-W
Increasement of the volume of recycled raw material
80% reduction in production waste
2018NATURCLAD-W
NATURHARDPANEL-W
Packaging improvement
2020NATURPANEL-WChange to forest raw material of sustainable origin
2023NATURFLOOR-WChange to forest raw material of sustainable origin
2026NATURCLAD-BIncrease the percentage of recycled material used in the product

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Panels with natural timber

Parklex Prodema panels feature a surface layer with natural timber as opposed to printed paper, bringing a high-quality feel to facades and interiors.