Congrats flexxica on first ever EPDs

What just launched

flexxica now has its first product‑specific EPD covering ARCHI FELT ECO PET acoustic panels. The declaration sits with EPD Hub and was issued in November 2025. The scope describes a flat PET panel that uses high recycled content and mechanical consolidation, a common construction for office acoustics. EPDs for building products typically carry a five‑year validity period under EN 15804, which frames the refresh cycle teams should plan for (EN 15804+A2, 2019).

Why this matters for office fit‑outs

flexxica designs and manufactures acoustic lighting, standalone acoustic panels, and architectural luminaires for workplaces and public spaces. The product line targets visual comfort and sound absorption in open offices where background noise and glare compete for attention. Publishing the first EPD moves these materials from “trust us” claims to verified numbers buyers can cite in submittals.

Competitive context at a glance

In PET felt acoustics, leaders already play with portfolios of current EPDs. Arktura lists a wide slate of PET acoustic systems with current, third‑party verified declarations that span grouped product families. Autex Acoustics also shows current EPD coverage across wall finishes and related acoustic products. Acoufelt has current entries in ceilings and baffles. Others are catching up. Woven Image and ezoBord show historical or expired documents in this space rather than current coverage. That mix matters because project teams prefer up‑to‑date, product‑specific EPDs when they can choose.

Program operator choice, decoded

flexxica published with EPD Hub, a digital‑first operator that completed ECO Platform’s program audit in late 2025, which improves acceptance and findability in European workflows. For specifiers who prize smooth documentation, that recognition is a plus for market visibility.

What the EPD hints at for next moves

Start with the obvious extensions. If ARCHI FELT ECO PET is the acoustic substrate behind popular luminaires and wall panels, a family‑level approach can cover dimensional variants and colors under one verified umbrella. Map data by plant and by process so adding a second or third declaration feels like copy‑paste, not start‑over. Plan the update cadence to align with the five‑year validity window to avoid gaps in bids and prequals (EN 15804+A2, 2019). It’s definately easier to maintain momentum than restart it.

Commercial upside for sales and spec teams

When an architect lacks a product‑specific EPD, they often default to conservative generics, which can make otherwise efficient products look heavier. A verified document replaces that penalty with measured impacts and keeps products in contention on projects targeting embodied‑carbon goals. This is good news for spec teams who has been waiting for a clear yes‑answer on EPD requests.

Can buyers find the file today

As of January 13, 2026, we did not locate the new EPD download on flexxica’s website. Visibility counts. Adding a prominent link on product and sustainability pages helps designers and GCs pull the document in seconds rather than switching to a competitor with an easy‑to‑find PDF.

The takeaway

flexxica has entered the transparency arena. One product is on the record and pointed at the right audiences, and the acoustic category rewards momentum. Build on this first EPD with smart scoping across top sellers, keep the data tidy, and the next spec conversation becomes faster and simpler.