Allwood Group EPDs hit February 2027 risk window

What’s expiring and when

Allwood Group lists 22 product‑specific EPDs for engineered hardwood flooring. All are under MasterFormat 09 64 00 and were issued in early February 2022 with expiry in February 2027. As of June 20, 2026, these are the only active Allwood EPDs we see in market. Allwood’s EPD overview is here for quick reference (Allwood Group EPD page).

The 22 Allwood flooring EPDs set to lapse in 2027‑02

All are engineered wood floors verified by P3 Optima using a Flooring Part B PCR. Product identifiers shown as labeled in the EPDs:

• FREB-7-BLC
• FREB-7-DUN
• FREB-9-CHA
• FREB-7-CHA-SEL
• FREB-7-CHA
• FREB-HB-CHA
• FREB-7-TTN
• FREB-7-TAH
• FREB-HB-FUM
• FREB-7-FUM
• FREB-HB-TAH
• FREB-7-HDN
• FRE-114-2-5-ACA
• FRE-114-2-5-OK
• FREB-7-AVE
• FRE-114-3-5-AH
• FRE-114-3-5-AW
• FREB-7-AST
• FREB-5-PD
• FREB-5-TAH
• FREB-7-CAV
• FREB-5-CHA

Are replacements already posted?

Not yet. We find no newer Allwood EPDs covering these SKUs beyond February 2027. The manufacturer’s own EPD hub still points to the 2022 set, and EC3 shows the same cohort with February 2027 end dates. That means specifers will temporarily lose current EPD coverage on these exact products if renewals slip past the window.

Where specs may swing if a gap opens

Competitors with current engineered‑wood or solid‑wood flooring EPDs are well positioned to be slotted instead on EPD‑required projects.

• Kährs lists published EPDs for its engineered wood floors and links them from its environmental certifications page (Kährs, 2025).
• Junckers provides EN 15804‑compliant EPDs registered with EPD Denmark for solid and parquet wood floors, available for download on its site (Junckers, 2026).
• Bauwerk Group’s Boen brand has IBU‑registered EPDs for 2‑layer and 3‑layer parquet that remain valid into late summer 2027, which comfortably covers the Allwood gap if it appears (IBU EPD, 2022).

For additional market context on parquet brands and EPD coverage, see our snapshots on BOEN at a glance: floors and EPDs and Bauwerk Parkett EPD coverage in one quick read.

What this means for eligibility on sustainability‑screened bids

Many owners and rating systems recognize only current, third‑party‑verified Type III EPDs when awarding credits or meeting disclosure requirements under today’s specs. When a product’s EPD lapses, teams often switch to any comparable product with a valid declaration rather than wait. That is not a judgment on performance. It is paperwork triage that keeps submittals clean and risk low.

Renewal timing that avoids churn

Plan backward from February 2027. If data collection starts in July 2026 and verification begins by the fall, there is room to publish ahead of the deadline and keep continuity through bid season. Align the next versions to the prevailing Flooring Part B and operator preferences in target markets. If product design, factories, or suppliers have shifted since 2022, confirm the reference year early so nothing slows verification.

Quick links for Allwood teams and specifiers

• Allwood EPD overview and downloads: allwoodgrp.com/environmental-product-declaration
• Example Allwood EPD label PDF for FRE‑114‑3‑5‑AW: download

The takeaway for the next eight months

This is a clean, solvable renewal cycle. Either publish replacements before February 2027 and keep every door open, or watch specs drift to peers with active declarations. The cost of re‑winning a displaced spot is always higher than staying put. Better to lock in continuity now and spare sales from last‑minute firefighting, because no one wants to explain a swap caused by missing paperwork, right? One less avoidable headache for the team, one more spec kept. There’s really no upside in waiting. And no one enjoys surprises in submittals, either.