Our MDF Fibralac respects all environmental regulations complying with the CARB2 certification
Present not only in solid wood, but also in some of the resins used in the production of boards derived from wood, formaldehyde has come to be subject to increasingly rigorous controls by European and American regulations.
This concern arises with the aim of limiting human exposure to emissions of this substance, especially when it is concentrated in closed environments, as it can be harmful to human health.
Therefore, CARB (California Air Resources Board) has reduced the emission limits established for different types of wood derivatives since its development in 2009. In June 2018, the US EPA (United States Environmental Protection Agency) developed the legislation so that all wood products sold, produced, or imported into the United States, such as chipboard, meet CARB ATCM Phase II or TSCA Title VI standards.