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$23.99 USDOur focus on sustainable entrepreneurship is reflected in the certifications our products have been awarded by numerous independent, international institutes.
A list of the most important certifications we have been awarded:
The label combines the most relevant emission specifications and requirements in one certification. The Indoor Air Comfort Gold label shows compliance with specifications on VOC emissions set out globally. We are proud to be first-in-class to receive this certification.
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French legislation which measures the number of VOCs in products and which awards a grade from A+ (lowest emission) to C (highest emission).
Official, independent, German institute which tests the emissions released by industrial products used indoors. This label is mandatory for each product used in public spaces like doctor's practices, hospitals, offices and shops.
An independent laboratory (Ecca) has subjected our products to gaschromatography tests to help determine the VOC level in a product.
The FR Oil System, our flame-retardant oil system, has been tested in accordance with the following standards: EN 13501-1, EN ISO 11925-2 and EN ISO 9239-1. Achieving a Bfl s1 rating is a first. The B-certificate is the highest classification ever achieved by an oil system. The s1 refers to the extent that smoke development is limited. This is something we consistently strived to achieve during the development phase.
This European guideline regulates the migration of certain hazardous elements like barium, cadmium and mercury etc. in different types of toys. The decision reflects that wood treated with Oil Plus 2C or Hybrid Wood Protector is safe for children.
Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C shows food contact compliance. It was tested by the independent testing institute Eurofins, according to the underlying specification of European Framework Regulation 1935/2004 for Food Contact Materials. The test results show that Rubio Monocoat Oil Plus 2C is in full compliance, when applied to a wooden surface.
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The aim of this classification is to enhance the development and use of low-emitting building materials. The classification presents emission requirements for the materials used in ordinary work spaces and residences with respect to good indoor air quality. M1 stands for low emissions.
