Superior Doors are proud to have been supplying New Zealanders with high-quality, innovative products for over 25 years. We recognise that in order to do so for the next 25 years, we must commit to preserving New Zealand’s natural heritage. By responsibly sourcing and implementing rigorous waste reduction practices, we strive to minimize our environmental impact. We are committed to minimising our impact on the environment by conserving our water and energy usage, reducing our waste generation, reusing and recycling, and avoiding harmful or toxic chemicals. Superior Doors aspire to environmental excellence, and commit to achieving or exceeding all environmental regulatory requirements.
Certifications
Declare is an internationally recognised eco-label for products, created with the intention of transparency for consumers. Each product listed on the Declare database has all material components listed to a 0.01wt% accuracy, so consumers can be confident that their products are sustainable, and free of hazardous chemicals.
VOC Emissions Testing. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) are chemical additives that can be found in all kinds of materials, and can be hazardous to human health. Superior Doors have undergone rigorous independent VOC emissions testing to CDPH standard to ensure that the doors we manufacture pose no risk to human health.
FSC Certified. Our team want to ensure that we are embodying responsible, sustainable manufacturing processes, and want to ensure that our products are completely GreenStar and Home Star compliant. All incoming timber materials used in Superior Doors interior doors are FSC chain of custody certified, and we are striving to achieve our own certification. Superior Doors aim to achieve a FSC chain of custody certification, which will bring our responsible product value (RPV) above the best-in-class threshold of 12.
ISO14001 is an internationally recognised environmental management system, designed to give manufacturers a framework for responsible manufacturing, and to give their customers peace of mind. Our goal is to achieve an ISO14001 certification to demonstrate our commitment to sustainability, and to help us achieve our goal of 85% of manufacturing waste diverted from landfill by 2026.
