Process Data set: SCA pre-painted exterior cladding made of spruce, u16% Mellanstruken panel av gran, u 16% (en) en
Process information
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| Location | SE |
| Geographical representativeness description | Main markets are Swedenand Northern Europe. |
| Reference year | 2025 |
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| Use advice for data set | Flow chart over production (A3) of the declared product and all other modules is shown below. Module A4 to D is further explained in the scenario section. |
| Technical purpose of product or process | Pre-painted cladding is intended for use on facades. The pre painted cladding is supplied with two coats (primer and mid-coat) and intended for any type of exterior wall which need one additional coat to complete the treatment. The average moisture ratio of the declared products is 16 % (EN 14298). Pre-painted exterior cladding is produced in different sizes and the declared productis representative for the average planed and primed cladding timber with a thickness of 22 mmand produced from 100% spruce. Conversion factor from m3to m2: 45,45 m2/m3 |
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| General comment on data set | The roundwood transport settings and sawmill use specific LCA data. Representative generic data LCA data is used for the forestry. Generic upstream database LCA data are used for energy wares. Generic data and small amount of auxiliary materials that are mainly from ecoinvent 3.10. LCA data for diesel is based on European average (6% biobased components). Specific data is used for for the sawing and planing processes as well as for the painting processand and the paint used The allocation are made in accordance with the provisions of EN15804. All impacts from the planning of boards are allocated to the main product. The sawmill and its multiple co-products are allocated based on their different economic values, except the drying process that is attributed to the intermediate product on physical premises representative for the final product moisture content. The economic value of the different parts of the input round timber are attributed using the market value of its final products/co-products. The shavings is sold and attributed to its upstream impact from its previously processes. A conservative approach (double accounting) is used for transport (module A2) of round timber to the sawmill based on economic allocation factors as oulined in cPCR EN16485. A conservative economic allocation approach is used for forestry products, where no impact is allocated to the tops and branches (GROT), except forestry operations aimed for GROT (forwarding and shipping). Indicator result on potential soil quality (SQP) is assessed based on national characterisation factors for Swedish forestry (Horn et al 2021). All major raw materials and all the essential energy used are included. All production process are included, hence the few limited cut off that occurs (<<1%): Packaging materials are not substituted in module D. This cut-off rule does not apply for hazardous materials and substances. Inherent biogenic carbon and stored energy in packaging material is balanced out directly. |
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| Data set valid until | 2030 |
| Time representativeness description | 2025-10-29 - 2030-10-29 |
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| Technology description including background system | Pre-painted exterior claddingis deliveredaccording to qualities andsizes specifiedbydemands on different markets. For the European market, the European ENstandards and the Swedish publication'Appearance grading of softwoods European spruces, firs, pines, Douglasfir and larches are typically applicable'. The raw dry mass for spruce is 384 kg/m3as Swedish averages and used here to calculate biogenic carbon content and the delivery density including water according to the |
Modelling and validation
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Compliance system name
EN 15804+A2
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Approval of overall compliance
Fully compliant |
Nomenclature compliance
Fully compliant |
Methodological compliance
Fully compliant |
Review compliance
Fully compliant |
Documentation compliance
Fully compliant |
Quality compliance
Fully compliant |
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Approval of overall compliance
Fully compliant |
Nomenclature compliance
Fully compliant |
Methodological compliance
Fully compliant |
Review compliance
Fully compliant |
Documentation compliance
Fully compliant |
Quality compliance
Fully compliant |
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Approval of overall compliance
Fully compliant |
Nomenclature compliance
Fully compliant |
Methodological compliance
Fully compliant |
Review compliance
Fully compliant |
Documentation compliance
Fully compliant |
Quality compliance
Fully compliant |
Administrative information
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| Time stamp (last saved) | 2026-07-14T22:25:58 |
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| UUID | 12a3cbf8-310e-4eda-a32f-ba7d2f40f442 |
| Date of last revision | 2026-07-01T11:43:01.7281477Z |
| Data set version | 00.02.001 |
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| Registration number | NEPD-12817-14121 |
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| Copyright | Yes |
| License type | Free of charge for all users and uses |
| Access and use restrictions | None |
Environmental indicators
Indicators of life cycle