ENVIRONMENTAL PRODUCT DECLARATIONIn accordance with ISO 14025 [1]

Owner of the declaration Flokk ASProgram holder and publisher The Norwegian EPD FoundationDeclaration number NEPD-1609-638-ENIssue dateValid to

Product

Flokk ASManufacturer

6.8.2018

09.08.201809.08.2023

BMA Axia® Vision 24/7including variants and options, page 6

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General information

Product Owner of the declaration:BMA Axia® Vision 24/7 with ON-5V footbase*, 8K multi- Flokk ASarmrests* ON-4V gaslift, and reinforced G-mechanism* Contact person: Atle Thiis-Messel

Phone: + 47 982 56 830* alu polished or black coated E-mail: atle.messel@flokk.com

General Information ManufacturerThe Norwegian EPD Foundation Flokk ASPost Box 5250 Majorstuen, 0303 OsloPhone: +4797722020e-mail: post@epd-norge.no

Declaration number: Place of production:NEPD-1609-638-EN Vallgatan 1, 571 23 Nässjö, Sweden

This declaration is based on Product Category Rules: Management system:PCR for Seating Solution, NPCR 003:2015 ISO 14001, Certificate No.151496-2014-AE-NOR-NAin accordance with recommendations by the From the accredited unit: DNV Certification As, Norway.Norwegian EPD Foundation. See [3] ISO 9001, Certificate No.151495-2014-AQ-NOR-NA

From the accredited unit: DNV Certification As, Norway.

Declared unit: Org. No:One office chair: BMA Axia® Vision 24/7 No 928 902 749

Declared unit with option: Issue date:• Aluminium polished ON-5V footbase 09.08.2018• Aluminium polished 8K multi-armrests• ON-4V Gaslift• Reinforced G-mechanism with aluminium polished back frame

Functional unit: Valid to:Production of one seating solution provided and 09.08.2023maintained for a period of 15 years.

This EPD has been worked out by: Comparability:The declaration has been developed using Furniture EPDs from programmes other than the NorwegianEPD Tool Version 1.4.3, Approval: NEPDT04 EPD Foundation may not be comparableCompany specific data collected and registered by:Laura FouillandCompany specific data audited by: Year of study:Carl Peter Aaser 2018

Verification:Independent verification of data, other environmental Approvedinformation and EPD has been carried out inaccordance with ISO14024, 8.1.3. and 8.1.4. See [2]

externally

Mie Vold, Senior Research Scientist(Independent verifier approved by EPD Norway)

Global warmingTotal energy useAmount of recycled materials % 63%

Cradle to Gate

MJ 1163

A1-A3Unit

kg CO2

Key environmental indicators for BMA Axia® Vision 24/7

79,8

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Product

Technical Data

Market

Reference Service Life15 years

Materials

UnitMetal AluminiumMetal SteelPlastic Polypropylene (PP)Padding Polyurethane (PUR)Plastic Polyamide with glass fiber (PA-GF)Textile 72% PA, 16% wool, 12% R.LenzingPlastic Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU)Plastic Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS)Plastic Polyoxymethylene (POM)Metal ZincPlastic Polyamide (Nylon)Plastic RubberPlastic Polyethylene (HD/LD-PE)Total product

Packaging CardboardPackaging Polyethylene bag (plastic bag)Total product with packaging

Product manufactured from 63% recycled material (packaging included)At end of life product contains 91% recyclable material (packaging included)

0 0%1,2%

0,1%0,1%

0%0%

00

100%0%

100%

221 807

121 808 91%19 905

100% 13 734

Product Description and Application

Worldwide

0

%96%40%

257

26,4%

8,3%

0,5%0,4%

0,0%

5 75939,9%8 706

The Axia® Vision is a 24/7 hour office chair for primary use incall centers, dealing rooms and receptions of hospitals orpolice stations. Also ideal for deluxe office environments.This chair combines elegance with robustness and providesoptimal support due to it's patented split seat mechanism(with tension adjustment and dual side operating levers), (inheight and depth) adjustable armrests and -pads, and seatdepth adjustment.In this declaration, the BMA Axia® Vision is studied with aON-5V alu polished footbase, alu polished 8K multi-armrests, ON-4V gas lift and reinforced G-mechanism withalu polished back frame. Note: The black coated version ofthe BMA Axia® Vision would give similar results.

15,3%

%

1 807

344

10681 0

0

100%

303 100%50%

0%0%

0% 257 100%

Total Weight: 21,8kg (packaging excluded)

13 734 63%

0 100%100%

100%1226

g g8 3582 283

0

2

3 329

1 076

2612

0%

303 1,4%

2 92000

1731,6% 248 72%

106 100%81

4,9%

Recycled sharein product

Recyclable potentialof product

88%

g %8 706 100%5 759 100%3 329 100%

0 0%1 076 100%

0 1

63% 19 904 91%

0%

Recycled material

Non-recycledmaterial

Manufacturing Furniture

Energy recovery

Recyclable

Landfill

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LCA: Calculation rules

Declared unit: System boundary:

Data quality: Cut-off criteria:

Allocation:

LCA: Scenarios and additional technical information

AluminiumSteelPlasticCardboard

Life cycle stages included are described in figure and throughthe corresponding letter and number designations in thedeclaration (see figure below)

Where virgin materials are used, emissions and energy consumption connected with extraction and productionare included.

Transportation to an average customer in Copenhagen is 360 km (A4: average European lorry > 32 tonnes)

Emissions from incineration of waste are allocated to the product system that uses the recovered energy.

The use stage is represented by a scenario and includes vacuum cleaning of textile once a month. The PCR [3] does notprovide detailed guidelines for what should be included in the use stage. In the end of life stage, the transport distance forwaste to waste processing is 72 km (C1). The reuse, recovery and recycling stage is beyond the system boundaries (D).

All major raw materials and all the essential energy is included.The production processes for raw materials and energy flowsthat are included with very small amounts (<1%) are notincluded. This cut-off rule does not apply for hazardousmaterials and substances.

Production of one seating solution provided andmaintained for a period of 15 years.

Specific manufacturing data from 2014 are used. Datafrom Ecoinvent 3.0.1. and Østfoldforskning databases areused as the basis for raw materials and energy carrierproduction. See [5].

Materialrecovery

Energyrecovery Disposal

70,1%70,1%

Where recycled materials are used in the product, emissions and energy consumption related to the recyclingprocess are included. Emissions from incineration are allocated to the product system that uses the recovered energy.

It is assumed that the solution is dismantled and the materials recycled or combusted according to the general Norwegiantreatment of industrial waste (see the table below). The transport distance to reuse, recovery or recycling is varying for eachmaterial, but the average distance is 373 km. The vehicles used and associated data are described in detail in [4].

64,3%94,5%

0,0%0,0%

30,8%5,5%

30%30%

5%0%

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LCA: Results

System boundaries (X=included, MND=modul not declared, MNR=modul not relevant)

Environmental impact (INA=Indicator Not Assessed)ParameterGWPODPPOCPAPEPADPM*ADPE

* Some processes use Ecoinvent 3.0.1. and thus data on renewable resources is omitted. The true ADPM, RPEE, RPEM and TPE may be higher thanindicated. This issue will be addressed in a new version of Ecoinvent 3, data from which was not available when this declaration was prepared.

Resource use (INA=Indicator Not Assessed)ParameterRPEE*RPEM*TPE*NRPENRPMTNRPESMRSFNRSFW

End of life - Waste and Output flow (INA=Indicator Not Assessed)ParameterHWNHWRWCRMRMEREEEETE

77,9 1,8 3,4E-02 17,9

C2 C1-C3

MNRC2

Rep

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Tran

spor

t

x x

A1-A3 A4 C179,8 0,7

0,0E+0016,1

C3

x

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-re

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A2 A3 A4C

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Mai

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A5MNR

Tran

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MNR xMNR

Ope

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Was

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Pro

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DA1

Rep

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men

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C3

Dis

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B1 B4

Tran

spor

t

Man

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turin

g

0,0E+003,8E-03 3,5E-06 3,0E-06

x

INA INAINA

C1-C3

3,8E-03 1,3E-06 INA

x x

INAINA8,2E-02

INA

INA INAINA

0,0A1 A2 A3 A1-A3

96,8 0,011,7

INA2,0E-08

B1

B1

0,00,0 INA

INAINAINAINAINAINA

RPEE Renewable primary energy resources used as energy carrier (MJ); RPEM Renwable primary energy resources used as raw materials (MJ); TPE Total use of renewable primary energy resources (MJ); NRPE Non renewable primary energy resources used as energy carrier (MJ); NRPM Non renewable primary energy resources used as materials (MJ); TNRPE Total use of non renewable primary energy resources (MJ); SM Use of secondary materials (kg); RSF Use of renewable secondary fuels (MJ); NRSF Use of non renewable secondary fuels (MJ); W Use of net fresh water (m3);

C1-C3C2B15,8E-06

INA

3,5E-06 3,6E-07

A2 A3

INAINA0,1 INA 0,0E+000,1 1,6E-03 3,9E-04

0,0 INA INAINAINA

INA INA

0,0

-308,2

A4 C1 C3

GWP Global warming potential (kg CO2-eqv.); ODP Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (kg CFC11-eqv.); POCP Formation potential of tropospheric photochemical oxidants (kg C2H4-eqv.); AP Acidification potential of land and water (kg SO2-eqv.); EP Eutrophication potential (kg PO4-3-eqv.); ADPM Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (kg Sb -eqv.); ADPE Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (MJ);

4,0E-02 INA INA

Raw

mat

eria

ls

Construction stage

The following information describe the scenaries in the different modules of the EPD.

Beyond the system

boundariesUse stageProduct stage

A1

C1

5,9E-04 INA

0,0E+002,5E-02 3,0E-04 1,7E-05 2,5E-02 1,1E-04INA INA 0,0E+000,3 7,4E-03 3,7E-04 0,4 2,6E-03

INA

D

INA1,7 0,1 -11,5

INA

HW Hazardous waste disposed (kg); NHW Non hazardous waste disposed (kg); RW Radioactive waste disposed (kg); CR Components for reuse (kg); MR Materials for recycling (kg); MER Materials for energy recovery (kg); EEE Exported electric energy (MJ); ETE Exported thermal energy (MJ);

101,2 0,6 14,8 116,7 0,2 INA 0,09,3E-027,9E-02 INA INA1031,2 31,4 0,3 1062,9 11,7 INA

INA INAINA

INA

0,0

0,0

0,0 0,00,0

INA

0,0 INA

INA

0,00,00,0

0,0

0,0

INA

0,0 0,0

14,8 100,4 0,2 INA INAINA 0,0

INAINA

x

End of life

989,8 30,5 0,2 1020,5 11,3 INA

D

8,7E-10INA

85,1 0,5 9,3E-020,016,3

x

C2

16,2 0,1

31,411,1 0,0 5,9E-13 INA

INA INA1128,0 0,3 INA0,011,1 0,0

1159,7 INA8,8E-02

0,0INAINA1,5E-03 96,8

0,0 0,00,0

INA INA

0,0

0,00,0

0,0 INA 0,0

INAINA4,0E-020,0

0,0 INAINA

0,0 INA 0,0

0,0INA 0,0

0,1

0,0

INA1,5E-05 6,2E-06

0,00,0

A1

0,0

6,7E-060,0

0,1A1-A3

0,0

INAC1

0,0

A2

INA

0,1 44,7

6,7E-06

INA1,0 7,6E-04 INA

INA

B3

1,2E-065,0E-063,4E-05

C3

B2

INA

INA

2,0E-02

3,8E-06 1,3E-07 INA6,1E-031,9E-10 INA

0,0

3,0E-030,0 0,0 6,4E-06 6,4E-06

0,0

0,00,00,0

INA

INA42,0 2,7

0,00,0

INA

INA INA0,00,00,0

INA0,0

INAINA

INAINAINA

INAINA

INA 0,00,0 0,0

0,0 5,5E-04 3,5E-03

0,0

0,0 0,0 0,0

0,00,0 0,0

A3 A45,6E-06 INA

D

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Specific Norwegian requirementsElectricity

Dangerous Substances

Key environmental indicators for all variants in the BMA Axia® Vision 24/7 collectionCradle to Gate analyse from A1 to A3

BMA Axia® Vision with Paloma soft leather (no options)

1. 4. 5. 7.

2.

3.6. 8.

Bibliography

Program holder and publisher Phone: +47 97722020The Norwegian EPD Foundation email: post@epd-norge.noP.B 5250 Majorstuen, 0303 Oslo, Norge web: www.epd-norge.noOwner of the declaration Phone: +47 40 41 56 13Flokk email: laura.fouilland@flokk.comFridtjof Nansens vei 12, 0303 Oslo web: www.flokk.comContact person: Laura FouillandAuthor of the Life Cycle Assessment Phone: +47 69 35 11 00Østfoldforskning AS email: post@ostfoldforskning.noStadion, 41671 Kråkerøy, Norway web: www.ostfoldforskning.no

Variant model: Global warming(kg CO2)

Total energy use(MJ)

Share of recycled material in product

Additional environmental information

[5] Brekke, A., Møller, H., Baxter, J., Askham, C. (2014). Verktøy - miljødeklarasjon for møbelDokumentasjon som grunnlag for verifisering, Ostfold Research

[1] NS-EN ISO 14025:2006, Environmental labels and declarations-Type III environmental declarationsPrinciples and procedures

[4] Raadal, H. L., Modahl, I. S., Lyng, K. A. (2009). Klimaregnskap for avfallshåndtering, Fase I og II. OR 18.09.ISBN : 978-82-7520-611-2, 82-7520-611-1

[3] PCR for seating solution: PRODUCT-CATEGORY RULES (PCR) for preparing an environmental product declaration (EPD) for Product Group “Seating solution”, NPCR 003:2015

Electricity purchased by Flokk for its production sites in Sweden and Norway comes with a guarantee of origin for NordicHydropower. Therefore the electricity mix used in this EPD is: Energy, electricity, hydro, Nordic average. This gives followinggreenhouse gas emissions: 2,8 g CO2-eqv/kWh

[2] ISO 14024:1999, Environmental labels and declarations - Type I environmental labelling - Principles and procedures

0,69kg (out of 2,16kg)

BMA Axia® Vision with Climatex Ultra fabric (no options)

8K multi-armrests (1.) 11,0 150

68,8

Additional option: Global warming(kg CO2)

Total energy use(MJ)

Quantity of recycled material in option (kg)

Multi-XL armrests (2.) 10,9

76,6 998,3

Pelvic support pump (6.) 0,3 6 0,00kg (out of 0,06kg)

144

Headrest Paloma soft leather (5.) 10,3 122 0,18kg (out of 1,19kg)

66%1013,7

None of the following substances have been added to the product: Substances on the Candidate list of substances of veryhigh concern (published in accordance with Article 59(10) of the REACH Regulation), substances on the Norwegian Priority listand substances that lead to the product being classified as hazardous waste. The chemical content of the product complieswith regulatory levels as given in the Norwegian Product Regulations.

64%

9,5 125 0,18kg (out of 1,13kg)

Foot ring (8.) 6,4 78 0,18kg (out of 1,11kg)Coat hanger (7.) 0,9 14 0,19kg (out of 0,44kg)

0,31kg (out of 2,26kg)

Headrest with Climatex Ultra fabric (4.)10,2 140 0,81kg (out of 2,21kg)VS armrests (3.)

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