Documentation
What we can share for your project, and exactly what each document covers.
Buyers and local authorities often ask for certificates. We share the manufacturer's documents on request — and explain what each one does and does not cover, so nothing is overstated.
Scope. Manufacturer's certificate for factory production control of steel structural components to EN 1090-1 / EN 1090-2 (execution classes as stated on the certificate).
How to read it. Shows that the steel fabrication process is audited. It is a certificate of the manufacturer's production control, not of a building design for your country.
Scope. Test reports classifying specific material samples (for example exterior panels) under EN 13501-1.
How to read it. Each classification applies to the sample and scope named in the report. It is not a fire rating of a complete cabin.
Scope. Model dimensions, floor plans and construction descriptions from the manufacturer's current documentation.
How to read it. For your consultant, contractor and permit application. The configuration for your order is confirmed in the quotation.
Scope. Packing method, unit dimensions for transport and the port of loading for your order.
How to read it. For your freight forwarder and customs broker. Confirmed per order in the quotation.
Request documents
Tell us your project and destination; we send the documents that apply and flag anything your authority may need beyond them.