Building Materials Digital Product Passport: CPR 2024/3110 Compliance.
How to comply with CPR 2024/3110 for construction products. AI extracts CE marking data, environmental product declarations, and supply chain traceability from your existing technical documentation.
Indicative timeline: CPR Digital Product Passport delegated act not yet adopted (Commission target: adoption before 2030)
At a glance
Construction products face Digital Product Passport obligations from two converging regulations: ESPR (2024/1781), which includes construction products in its 2025–2030 working plan, and the revised Construction Products Regulation (CPR), which is currently being revised to add DPP and Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) requirements. Together these frameworks will require manufacturers of structural materials, insulation, windows, and other construction products to hold machine-readable passports covering material composition, EPD data, recycled content, and end-of-life disassembly.
- ESPR includes construction products in the 2025–2030 priority working plan.
- CPR revision adds Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) and DPP requirements.
- Fields expected: material composition, recycled content, EPD data, disassembly instructions.
- GPSR (Regulation 2023/988) also applies for construction products with safety implications.
- First DPP obligations for construction products anticipated around 2029.
What the building materials regulations require
CE marking data
Declaration of performance, harmonised standards references, and notified body details.
Environmental product declaration
EPD data: embodied carbon, global warming potential, and lifecycle assessment results.
Material composition
Substance content including SVHC declarations, recycled content percentages, and dangerous substance classifications.
End-of-life & circularity
Disassembly instructions, recyclability rating, and hazardous substance disclosure for demolition waste handling.
How the AI engine handles building materials compliance
Upload your EPDs, technical data sheets, CE declarations of performance, and test reports. AI extracts every required field automatically.
Your embodied carbon figures, recycled content percentages, and substance declarations update as each document is processed. You see every compliance gap before authorities do.
For your compliance team
First compliant DPP output with existing EPD and technical documentation.
Free 30-day pilot, then from €15 per published passport.
Full production rollout including supplier and distributor data collection.
Construction product categories covered
From insulation and concrete to glazing systems and structural steel — the same AI compliance engine handles every construction product category.
Structural products
Steel, concrete, timber, masonry. Load-bearing performance data, embodied carbon, CE marking.
Insulation & membranes
Thermal performance, fire classification, recycled content. EPD data extraction from PDF test reports.
Facades & glazing
U-values, solar factor, sound reduction, durability class. Full window and curtain wall DPP support.
Actively monitored: We track every CPR delegated act update and ESPR development for upstream material inputs from the European Commission. The platform adapts as construction product requirements evolve. You do not need to track regulation changes yourself.
When a raw material supplier submits EPD data for one product, it pre-populates for every manufacturer using the same material. Your supply chain transparency grows with every user on the platform.
Certification bodies log into Traceable to verify your construction product compliance records directly. Evidence-linked review, immutable audit trails. No exported PDFs.
Building materials are one category. The same AI engine handles Battery Regulation, textile, tyre, and electronics ESPR requirements. If you manufacture across sectors, one platform covers all of them.
Building Materials DPP — Common Questions
Construction products placed on the EU market with CE marking are governed by the revised Construction Products Regulation (Regulation (EU) 2024/3110), which introduces the Digital Product Passport framework for construction products in Chapter X (Articles 75-80). ESPR (Regulation (EU) 2024/1781) does not directly apply to finished construction products. However, intermediate materials used as inputs to construction products (iron and steel, aluminium) are in the ESPR Working Plan and will be covered by their own ESPR delegated acts, so construction-product supply chains will interact with both regimes: CPR for the finished product, ESPR for the upstream material inputs. Products expected to be in scope include structural materials, insulation, windows and glazing, doors, flooring, plumbing systems, and cladding. The exact product groups will be defined in the respective delegated acts, expected from 2026 onwards.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is a standardised, third-party verified document based on ISO 14025 and EN 15804 that quantifies the environmental impact of a construction product over its lifecycle. EPD data includes global warming potential (CO₂e per kg), ozone depletion, acidification, eutrophication, resource use, and waste generation. The CPR 2024/3110 delegated act is expected to require EPD data as a mandatory DPP field for construction products.
Yes. CE marking under the current Construction Products Regulation (CPR) 305/2011 remains required for covered construction products. CE marking demonstrates conformity with harmonised technical specifications; the DPP adds a data layer for environmental and circular economy information. The CPR revision is expected to integrate DPP obligations alongside — not instead of — CE marking requirements.
The revised Construction Products Regulation was adopted as Regulation (EU) 2024/3110 on 27 November 2024, published in the Official Journal of the European Union on 18 December 2024, and repeals Regulation (EU) No 305/2011. It entered into force on 7 January 2025 and became generally applicable on 8 January 2026. The Digital Product Passport framework for construction products is set out in Chapter X (Articles 75-80) of Regulation (EU) 2024/3110. The DPP will be specified by a Commission delegated act (targeted for adoption before 2030); the manufacturer obligation applies 18 months after that delegated act enters into force. Compliance-mandatory dates for individual construction-product families will be set inside those delegated acts.
Yes. EU General Product Safety Regulation 2023/988 applies to all non-food consumer products, including construction products that are sold to consumers. Building materials sold through retail channels (DIY stores, online marketplaces) must meet GPSR requirements — product information files, traceability obligations, and economic operator identification. Professional-only construction products may have a narrower GPSR scope, but consumer-accessible products are fully in scope.
Further reading
Regulatory Guide
ESPR 2024/1781 — Complete Guide
The horizontal ESPR framework — construction products are in the 2025–2030 working plan alongside textiles and electronics.
Regulatory Guide
GPSR — General Product Safety
How the General Product Safety Regulation 2023/988 applies to construction products placed on the EU market from December 2024.
Regulatory Guide
DPP Regulation Tracker
Track where the CPR 2024/3110 construction-products DPP delegated act stands and what obligations are already confirmed.
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