Wienerberger Roofing Products Pass CCPI Assessment

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Building envelope solutions provider wienerberger UK & Ireland has achieved independent Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) assessment for its Roof Tiles & Fittings product set.

This latest assessment builds on wienerberger’s Spring 2025 milestone, when it became the first UK manufacturer to secure CCPI assessment for its UK-manufactured bricks and pavers. With more product groups now progressing through the assessment process, the business says it is advancing its ambition to be the ‘trusted expert partner’ for clients, specifiers, and supply chain stakeholders.

CCPI Assessment

The CCPI framework is designed to raise standards across construction product information and marketing, ensuring the industry moves toward product data that is accurate, consistent, accessible, and easy to understand. In addition to driving consistency in product information, CCPI assessment helps manufacturers stay aligned with forthcoming regulatory requirements, ensuring they remain agile as the industry continues to evolve.

As wienerberger prepares to put additional product groups from its wall, roof, heating, and water management portfolio forward for assessment, the business will continue to prioritise independently validated product information as part of its commitment to supporting responsible decision-making for those designing, supplying, and building with its solutions.

Raising Standards

Paul Instrell, Chief Commercial Officer at wienerberger UK & Ireland, said: “Since achieving CCPI assessment for our UK-manufactured bricks and pavers last year, we’ve continued to see growing interest in adoption across our customer base. Extending CCPI assessment to our roof product portfolio is an important step in demonstrating our dedication to clarity, transparency, and trust in product information.

“The CCPI plays a critical role in raising standards and we are pleased to be part of that progression.”

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