Digital material passports - Remix 3

Renowned high-quality, innovative textiles used in various applications, including upholstery, curtains, rugs, and panel fabrics.

Kvadrat aims to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2040, with intermediate targets of reducing carbon emissions by 50% in scope 1-2 by 2026 and 80% by 2030.

They also plan to reduce emissions by 30% in scope 3 by 2030. The company is committed to circular systems, offering take-back and product lifetime extending services.
Additionally, Kvadrat plans to offer 100 recycled textile products, generating 30% of their revenue by 2030, and phase out plastic packaging by 2030.

DIGITAL MATERIAL PASSPORT

Product Name: Remix 3

Product Site: https://www.kvadrat.dk/en/prod...

Supplier: Kvadrat

Material Origin

• Raw Material Sourced:
  United Kingdom
• Manufacture Site:
  

  Huddersfield, UK

• Biogenic Content (i.e. natural material content/sequestered carbon info):
  45%
• Recycled Content:
  0%

Embodied Carbon

• Upfront Embodied Carbon:
  5.67 kgCO₂e/m²
• Biogenic Carbon:
  0
• Product Lifecycle Embodied Carbon:
  6.39 kgCO₂e/m²
• Life Span:
  10
• EPD:
  Yes

Circularity

• Takeback schemes
  Kvadrat Really
• Reuse Potential:
  High reuse and repurpose potential
• Warranties:
  10 years

Health & Wellbeing

• Material Emissions:
  Minimal VOC Emissions (third-party verified)
• Material Content:
  Not applicable
• Ingredient Transparency:
  Wool; nylon (third-party verified)
  
• Hazardous Materials:
  None found (third-party verified)
• Alignment with WELL
  5 / 7 credits

Certifications

• ISO 14001
• Greenguard Gold
• Health product Declaration
• EU Ecolabel

What is a digital material passport?

A material passport is a digital document listing all the materials that are included in a product or construction during its life cycle in order to facilitate circularity decisions in supply chain management at the end of the building life.

At Cundall, we want to create a passport to materials/products that will also provide information before its use so designers and contractors are capable of making conscious decisions of products that could affect the embodied carbon and health well-being of a project, facilitating the inclusion of the best low carbon and/ healthy materials that align with their design.