Quality and environmental policy

Communication

• Communication is generally open and complete in order to avoid misunderstandings or disappointments.

Product development

• Compliance with standards and norms

• Use of commercially available materials and fittings to ensure the longest possible service life and the supply of spare parts.

• Material economy without jeopardising stability and durability

• Timeless design

• Possibilities for extended or modified use must be possible

• Avoidance of plastic or other materials that are not reusable

• Repairability must be possible

• Environmentally friendly disposal at the end of use must be guaranteed

Choice of materials

• Wood is the preferred material for reasons of environmental compatibility

• Use of wood from sustainable forestry

Partner companies

• commit to and support our quality and environmental policy

• use green electricity or produce it ourselves with solar or wind power plants

• air-condition your rooms CO2 neutral where possible

Logistics

• Transport routes must be kept as short as possible, both for the procurement of materials and for delivery to the customer.

Packaging

• Packaging must be avoided as far as possible both during procurement and despatch.

• If necessary, paper, cardboard or wood should preferably be used; film and plastic strapping should be avoided