DoP
Product Marking (UKCA and CE) documentation
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For nearly a decade the UK operated under full EU membership rules for how the properties of many construction products were declared. This was commonly described as CE marking and was in accordance with the Construction Products Regulation 2011 (CPR). The CPR. harmonises the methods of assessment and test, the means of declaration of performance and the system of conformity assessment of construction products. Such values must be expressed in a consistent technical language, as used in the technical specifications.
However, since leaving the European Union the UK committed to a new conformity marking system for all products placed on the mainland UK market; the UKCA Mark. Modified rules apply for the Northern Ireland market.
Like the CE Mark, the UKCA Mark is a regulatory conformity mark indicating ‘fitness for intended use’ on the mainland UK market, and as signifies that appropriate, reliable performance information is being declared.
From 01.01.2022, the UKCA Mark has been permitted to be applied to products placed on the mainland UK market, and as such Tarmac has been working to replace references to the CE Mark with the UKCA Mark by the end of 2022. This means a product purchased through 2022, will have either a CE Mark or UKCA Mark documentation depending on the date that the system was changed and the destination of the delivery.
The format of UKCA Mark documentation is almost identical to the former CE Mark documentation, and most importantly the key technical elements (the performance categories declared) are identical.
Here is a summary of the two certificates:
- The Declaration of Performance (DoP) certificate presents the essential characteristics of the products that we deliver to you.
- The UKCA or CE marking follows the DoP and means that we have followed all the applicable procedures for drawing up our DoP and that the DoP is accurate and reliable.
Please click on the relevant product line below for your specific documentation
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