Prefabricated EU-compliant systems

Prefabricated systems that are EU-compliant are gaining momentum under the updated Construction Products Regulation (EU) 2024/3110, especially as the EU pushes for sustainable, modular, and industrialized construction methods.

🏗️ What Are EU-Compliant Prefabricated Systems?

These are off-site manufactured components—such as walls, façades, floors, or entire modules—that meet EU safety, sustainability, and performance standards. They are designed to be:

• CE-marked (when applicable)

• Digitally traceable via Digital Product Passports

• Aligned with Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs)

• Compatible with harmonized standards or assessed via European Technical Assessments (ETAs)

🌍 Sustainability & Regulatory Benefits

• ✅ Reduced On-Site Waste: Prefab systems can cut construction waste by 10–15%

• ⏱️ Faster Installation: Off-site manufacturing shortens build time and minimizes disruption

• ♻️ Circularity: Many prefab units are designed for disassembly and reuse

• 📜 Regulatory Compliance: Prefab components must meet CPR requirements, including CE marking and performance declarations

🛠️ How to Ensure Compliance

1. Check Harmonized Standards: If none exist, apply for a European Technical Assessment (ETA)

2. Provide DoP and DoC: Include performance and conformity declarations

3. Register Digital Product Passport: Mandatory by July 2026

4. Include EPDs: Especially for public procurement and green building certification