Compliance Documents
Factory quality evidence buyers should verify before ordering
For international building material buyers, a low price is not enough. Importers often need product-specific test reports, material declarations and fire-performance information before they can introduce PVC panels, WPC products or SPC flooring into a local market.
Verdeco treats compliance review as part of the quotation process. Because standards and reports are tied to specific product series, thicknesses, raw material formulas and destination-market requirements, buyers should always confirm the latest matching documents for the exact model they plan to order.
Available report: E1 formaldehyde emission test
Verdeco has provided a CTC / National Building Materials Test Center report for bamboo wood fiber integrated wall panels. The report helps buyers review indoor environmental performance for this product type before sourcing wall panel materials.
Report number
WT2026B01A00839, commissioned by Haiyan Haobang Plastic Industry Co., Ltd. / 海盐豪邦塑业股份有限公司.
Sample and specification
Bamboo wood fiber integrated wall panel, 9mm, sample size 600mm x 600mm.
Test result
Formaldehyde emission was not detected. The report note states formaldehyde emission <0.1 mg/L.
Conclusion
The tested item meets the E1 technical requirement in Table 6 of T/CADBM 3-2018 for bamboo wood fiber integrated wall panels.
What buyers usually ask for
Different markets require different evidence. A buyer evaluating an eco-friendly PVC wall panel supplier may focus on restricted substances and indoor application safety, while a contractor reviewing flame-retardant SPC flooring may first ask for fire classification and installation-condition details.
RoHS and REACH checks
Used by buyers to review restricted substances and material declarations for products such as PVC wall panels, UV marble sheets and decorative surfaces.
SGS or third-party test reports
Used to confirm product-specific test data from recognized laboratories. Reports should match the exact product series, sample date and specification.
B1 flame-retardant options
Relevant for buyers asking about Fire Rating B1, flame-retardant SPC flooring, ceiling panels or wall cladding used in commercial interiors.
Factory quality controls
Includes incoming material review, production monitoring, visual inspection, packaging checks and export preparation before loading.
Document review checklist
Before placing a container order, buyers can use the following checklist to make the compliance conversation more precise.
- Confirm the exact product name, model, thickness, surface finish and application scenario.
- Ask whether the available RoHS, REACH, SGS or fire-rating document applies to that exact series.
- Check report date, sample description, test method and issuing laboratory before relying on a result.
- For Fire Rating B1 requests, confirm whether the requirement applies to ceiling, wall panel, flooring or project specification.
- Keep the latest PDF or scanned report together with the quotation, proforma invoice and sample record.
How Verdeco handles certificate requests
When a buyer asks for compliance evidence, Verdeco first identifies the product category and target application. The sales and factory team then checks whether the available report package matches the requested product. If the buyer needs a different standard, destination-market document or project-specific test, the request is reviewed separately before confirmation.
Buyer questions
Can Verdeco provide SGS test reports?
For applicable product series, Verdeco can coordinate product-specific test report review during quotation. Buyers should confirm the exact model and destination-market requirement before relying on a document.
Can buyers request RoHS or REACH information?
Yes. Buyers can request RoHS, REACH or restricted-substance information for relevant PVC, WPC, SPC and decorative panel products. The available document should be checked against the specific product series.
Does every product have B1 fire rating?
No single rating should be assumed across all products. B1 flame-retardant options and fire-related documents must be confirmed by product type, formula, thickness and intended application.