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Etex Upfront Carbon Emissions
kg CO2e / m2 (A1-A3)
kg CO2e / m2 (A1-A3)
2.73
below benchmark
Fossil - GWP kgCO2e
2.69
Biogenic - GWP kgCO2e
-0.83
Land use & land use change - GWP kgCO2e
< 0.01
Stored - GWP kgCO2e
1.00
This data has been generated from publicly available EPD data.
Upfront Carbon Emissions is a summation of Fossil, Biogenic and Land Use emissions. It does not include biogenic sequestration. This is consistent with NABERS database.
Valid until: 15 May 2028
Upfront Carbon Emissions is a summation of Fossil, Biogenic and Land Use emissions. It does not include biogenic sequestration. This is consistent with NABERS database.
Valid until: 15 May 2028
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Product specifications
Depth
10 mm
Net weight
8.40 kg
Pricing
Availability
In Stock
Certifications
Downloads
Environmental Product Declaration
PDF • 1.4MB
About Etex
Etex Australia Pty Ltd is a manufacturer of Siniat products, specializing in lightweight construction materials. They are committed to sustainability and offer a range of plasterboard and metal products.
Website
https://www.etexgroup.com Similar Products
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