Certifications — NFRC, CE, AS2047, GCC, DCL
Certified for the Markets You Serve
Australia — AS2047 Certification
AS2047 is mandatory for windows, sliding doors, and louvers in the Australian market. Certification is held by the manufacturer, not the supplier — we only use factories that hold valid NATA-accredited test evidence.
Air-Tightness
≥ Class 3A — ensuring minimal air infiltration for energy-efficient building envelopes.
Water-Tightness
≥ Class 3B — tested for resistance against wind-driven rain under simulated conditions.
Structural
≥ Class C — structural adequacy verified under design wind loads as per AS/NZS 1170.
NATA / AWTA / CSIRO Labs
All test evidence must come from accredited laboratories. We verify lab credentials before engaging any factory.
Checked Per Order
AS2047 compliance documentation is verified for each order. Certificates are checked against the specific product line and window type.
Certification Matrix
Overview of mandatory certifications across key markets. We help you identify the right requirements for your project.
| Standard | Market | Description |
|---|---|---|
| NFRC / AAMA-NAFS | North America (US & Canada) | Whole-assembly performance certification under the National Fenestration Rating Council. Covers U-Factor, SHGC, air leakage and structural rating for the complete window — not glass alone. Checked against the NFRC Certified Products Directory per product line. |
| AS2047 | Australia | Mandatory for windows, sliding doors, and louvers. Certification held by manufacturer, not supplier. We only use factories with valid NATA-accredited test evidence. |
| CE EN 14351-1 | European Union | CE marking for windows and doors under the Construction Products Regulation (CPR), to the harmonised standard EN 14351-1. Required for EU market access. The declaration of performance is signed by the manufacturer and supported by initial type testing at a notified body — it is not a certificate issued to a supplier, and a trader cannot hold it on someone else’s behalf. |
| GCC — SASO | Gulf Cooperation Council | Gulf certification for construction products. QR labelling has been mandatory since 1 September 2026, so every shipment must comply. |
| DCL — DCD | Dubai, UAE | Dubai Central Laboratory certification. Required for window and door products entering the Dubai market. |
| ISO 9001 | Global | Quality management system certification held by factories we have audited. Ensures consistent production quality and traceability. |
CE marking is a manufacturer's declaration, not a certificate held by a supplier
What that changes: the declaration of performance names the manufacturer, the class numbers are what buyers should compare, and the first thing to request is the DoP — before anything else.
Written up in full: CE Marking for Windows and Doors — What EN 14351-1 Actually Requires →
Key Compliance Highlights
GCC QR Label — 2026 Deadline
From 1 September 2026, all construction products entering the Gulf market must carry a QR label compliant with GCC-SASO regulations. We ensure your shipments include the correct QR labelling before dispatch.
SGS Material Certificates
Third-party SGS inspection reports for material grades — including stainless steel 304/316 for hardware and glass specifications. Certificates are provided per production batch.
Paperwork Audited Per Order
Every order includes a documentation audit: certificates, test reports, and compliance paperwork are checked against the product specifications before shipment.
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