EPD-IES-0032953:002

Garden Valve 4296 FM Mattsson

The Garden Valve 4296 FM Mattsson is a plumbing component intended for outdoor use, enabling the control and distribution of water. It is designed to be installed in connection with building water systems and is manually operated to regulate water flow for garden and outdoor applications. It is also designed with an integrated vacuum valve and features a self-draining function that automatically drains the water when the tap is turned off to prevent frost damage.

A reliable backflow protection prevents contaminated water from flowing back into the system during sudden pressure changes

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Registration number	EPD-IES-0032953:002
Status	Valid
Version date	2026-09-11
Validity date	2031-09-10
PCR	2019:14 Construction products (EN 15804+A2) (version 2.0.1)
Standards conformance	ISO 14025:2006, EN 15804:2012+A2:2019/AC:2021
Geographical scope	Sweden

Company name	FM Mattsson Group
Country	Sweden
Contact	bengt.andersson@fmmattssongroup.com
Website	https://www.fmmattssongroup.com
LCA Practitioner	Hanna Andreasson, hannaandreasson@miljogiraff.se Daniel Böckin, daniel@miljogiraff.se

Garden Valve 4296 FM Mattsson

Garden Valve 42960400 (representative product), for wall thickness max. 400 mm, weight 0,764 kg
Garden Valve 42960600, for wall thickness max. 600 mm, weight 0,885 kg
Garden Valve 42961000, for wall thickness max. 1000 mm, weight 1,13 kg

All products included in this EPD are Garden Valves 4296 FM Mattsson and share the same geographical scope and production site. Garden Valve 4296 FM Mattsson is available in three pipe lengths depending on wall thickness (400 mm, 600 mm, and 1000 mm). Garden Valve 4296 400mm is chosen as the representative product as it is the most sold product and stands for more than 80% of the three types. All included products consist of the same material composition with the only exception being the length of the pipe in copper. As the declared unit is per 1 kg product, the variation between products per kg will be minimal and will mainly result in a higher share of copper and a small increase in plastics.