EPD Expiry Watch

Cobola Falegnameria window EPDs expire in December 2026

Henry Ryan
Henry Ryan
April 30, 20265 min read

Cobola Falegnameria has 37 product‑specific EPDs set to expire on December 14, 2026. For bids that require current declarations, this date matters. If renewals are not published in time, specifiers will likely pivot to similar wood or wood‑aluminium window systems with still‑valid EPDs, which can ripple into lost shortlist spots and slower sales cycles. Below is a clear view of what is expiring, whether replacements exist yet, and which competitor products have active EPDs right now.

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What is expiring and when

All 37 current Cobola Falegnameria EPDs are scheduled to lapse on December 14, 2026. They are published under EPD International and use EN 15804 A2 rules. As of April 20, 2026, none show a later validity date.

Product scope at risk

The expiring set covers wood and wood‑aluminium windows across the brand’s core series and timber species. In practice, it breaks down like this:

  • Wood windows, Serie 70Energy, 80Energy, and 100Energy in six species each: chestnut, oak, larch, heat‑treated larch, pine, and Eucalyptus Red Grandis. Total 18 EPDs. MasterFormat 08 50 00 Windows. Valid through 2026‑12‑14.
  • Wood‑aluminium windows, Serie 90Excell, 101Excell, and 125Excell in the same six species. Total 18 EPDs. MasterFormat 08 50 00 Windows. Valid through 2026‑12‑14.
  • One portfolio‑level declaration, code S‑P‑03316, covering the above window families. MasterFormat 08 80 00 Glazing. Valid through 2026‑12‑14.

This portfolio mix is exactly what specifiers reach for on residential and mid‑rise work where tilt‑and‑turn or outward‑opening performance is expected.

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Replacements published yet

No newer Cobola declarations for these series are visible as of April 20, 2026. That means there is not yet a replacement EPD with a later expiry for the same SKUs. If a renewal is in process, great, but it is not public today.

Likely alternatives specifiers will use

If December arrives without fresh declarations, teams will reach for comparable wood or wood‑aluminium systems that keep EPD coverage live. Three examples with current EPDs are below.

  • NorDan NTech One Tilt and Turn with aluminium cladding. Valid to 2028‑10‑17 under EPD Norway. Good match on tilt‑and‑turn typology and composite build. (EPD Norway, 2023)
  • VELFAC Ribo alu or Classic alu top‑guided wood‑aluminium windows. Valid to 2028‑02‑10 under EPD International. Common in Nordic and UK projects targeting documented envelope performance. (EPD International, 2023)
  • Finstral FIN‑Project Aluminium‑Wood tilt and turn. Valid to 2028‑12‑22 under EPD Hub. Pairing matches the wood‑inside experience many clients want. (EPD Hub, 2023)

These are illustrations, not endorsements. The through‑line is simple. When an EPD is current, the product stays easy to specify for projects that score materials credits or require third‑party verified carbon data in submittals.

Why the timing window matters now

Most program operators set a five‑year validity period for product‑specific EPDs. With a December 14, 2026 expiry, the practical window to collect data, model updates, review background datasets, verify, and publish is tight. Teams that start late often end up rushing primary data collection across plants and SKUs, which slows everything down and raises the risk of small mistakes that create rework. It is definately more efficient to lock the plan, gather the right metering and purchasing records once, and move cleanly through review.

What specifiers should do

If a bid depends on these specific Cobola SKUs after December 2026, ask for the renewal status in writing. If a publication date is not confirmed, shortlist a back‑up product with a current window EPD so the schedule does not slip. For ongoing framework agreements, set a simple rule. Keep an active, product‑specific EPD on file for each core window type, or propose an approved alternative.

What manufacturers can take from this

EPD renewals are not just housekeeping. They preserve spec eligibility for windows thats already in bid pipelines. The smoothest renewals start with a precise product list, a clean data pull for the reference year, and an operator plan that aligns with target markets. Hit those three and you protect the commercial runway while keeping your carbon story consistent from one version to the next.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which Cobola Falegnameria product series have EPDs expiring on December 14, 2026?

Wood windows in Serie 70Energy, 80Energy, and 100Energy across six species, and wood‑aluminium windows in Serie 90Excell, 101Excell, and 125Excell across the same six species. Plus one portfolio‑level declaration S‑P‑03316.

Are replacement Cobola EPDs already published for these SKUs?

As of April 20, 2026, no newer declarations with a later expiry are visible for these series.

What competitor products have current EPDs in similar categories?

Examples include NorDan NTech One Tilt and Turn with aluminium cladding valid to 2028‑10‑17 (EPD Norway, 2023), VELFAC Ribo alu or Classic alu top‑guided windows valid to 2028‑02‑10 (EPD International, 2023), and Finstral FIN‑Project Aluminium‑Wood valid to 2028‑12‑22 (EPD Hub, 2023).

Why does EPD renewal timing matter commercially?

When an EPD lapses, many projects cannot count the product toward credits or procurement rules, so specifiers may switch to alternatives that still have current EPDs. Renewals keep the product easy to specify and reduce bid friction.

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