Sustainable production
and business practices

Sustainability as a competitive advantage

Into the future with a wealth of ideas

Sustainability in production means resource-efficient, environmentally friendly manufacturing that combines ecological, social and economic aspects to minimise environmental impact and safeguard the future. Key aspects include reducing emissions, energy consumption and waste; using renewable energy and materials; promoting the circular economy and recycling; and demonstrating social responsibility throughout the supply chain.

LAGUNA Badwelten – 
Perfection down to the last detail

We love what we do.

Sustainability with conviction

That is why sustainability is a central part of our corporate strategy, and we are doing everything we can to minimise our environmental footprint. Our modern power generation facilities play a crucial role in this.

Our rooftop solar power system is the largest in the Sauerland region and the third largest in North Rhine-Westphalia.
With around 11,900 modules, it has a theoretical output of 4.6 megawatts. The system generates around 4,355,750 kWh of electricity annually, enabling us to produce more energy during the day than we need ourselves. The surplus electricity is fed into the public grid, which makes an active contribution to promoting renewable energy in our region. Furthermore, this measure enables us to save around 2,545 tonnes of CO₂ annually and reduce our environmental footprint.

The heart
of LAGUNA Badwelten 
beats in the Sauerland  

and stands for high-quality craftsmanship with an eye for detail.

Made in Germany

Laguna-Badwelten meets the strict criteria of the ‘Golden M’ and has been awarded the emissions label by the Deutsche Gütergemeinschaft Möbel e.V.

Our LAGUNA bathroom furniture has been awarded various quality marks! The ‘Golden M’ quality mark is an accolade for certified furniture that meets strict criteria in terms of quality, safety and health/environmental protection. The ‘Golden M’ is awarded by the German Furniture Quality Association (DGM), which, as a RAL quality association, plays a vital role in ensuring the quality of furniture and strengthening consumer protection. Furniture manufacturers must meet very high standards to be awarded the mark. Further information is available at www.dgm-moebel.de

Our furniture is classified as emission class A. Emission class A complies with the limit values set out in RAL-GZ 430 and, in line with the requirements of the Blue Angel RAL-UZ 38 (wood-based materials), RAL-UZ 117 (upholstered furniture) and RAL-UZ 119 (mattresses). Verification of the classification is based on relevant tests for harmful substances, and the certification is awarded exclusively by the Deutsche Gütegemeinschaft Möbel e. V. Our LAGUNA bathroom furniture has once again been awarded this quality mark this year.
For more information, visit www.emissionslabel.de.

This slogan is recognised as a mark of high quality from Germany. The RAL label, which our LAGUNA bathroom furniture has been awarded, is intended to make precisely this clear to consumers: the criteria are extremely rigorous and represent a high standard of quality. Design, assembly and quality control all take place in Germany. Furthermore, the manufacturing process relevant to quality must take place predominantly in Germany. Specifically: as a minimum requirement, 55 per cent of the components in a furniture range – based on their value – must be produced in Germany.
More information at www.dgm-moebel.de/mmig