4475b5a6-b872-55c9-ad6e-df3e95c32df1 AluExcel: Aluminium Angle Edging for Hard Landscaping Material Construction All Constructions This Environmental Product Declaration covers the AluExcel aluminium angle edging system, an L-profile aluminium edge restraint designed for hard landscaping applications. The system is supplied in 2.5 m lengths and is available in both flexible and rigid configurations across a range of profile heights from 18 mm to 200 mm, enabling use in both straight and curved installations. AluExcel is manufactured from both Aluminium Alloy 6063A T6 (18-20 mm) & Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 (> 20 mm), high-performance structural alloys offering enhanced strength, durability and resistance to corrosion and elevated temperatures. The product incorporates a tapered top edge and a stabilising base foot to provide dimensional stability and a refined visible edge detail. Standard edging lengths are 2,500 mm with a top bead thickness ranging from 5.5 mm to 8.5 mm depending on profile height. Foot widths are 45 mm (18–65 mm profiles) and 70 mm (75–200 mm profiles). The system is designed to demarcate and restrain a wide range of hard and semi-rigid landscape surfaces, including blocks and pavers, asphalt and tarmacadam, wet-pour rubber safety surfacing, and resin bound gravel. The alloy grade provides high natural corrosion resistance through formation of a self-protecting oxide layer and is suitable for use in conjunction with hot asphalt applications up to 180°C. Each edging section is mechanically connected on site using aluminium strip connectors. Two connector formats are available: • Small connectors for 18–40 mm profiles • Large connectors for 50–200 mm profiles Connectors are manufactured from Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 and are typically 100 mm in length, fitted at each joint between 2.5 m sections. The declared unit for this EPD is 1 kg of AluExcel garden edging system, including associated aluminium connectors. Installation is undertaken onto a compacted sub-base (e.g. MOT Type 1) or suitable prepared foundation. Fixing can be achieved with or without using 250 mm spiral fixing stakes or masonry fixings, depending on substrate conditions. The edging is installed with a continuous bedding layer (e.g. 3:1 sharp sand/cement dry mix) to provide uniform support. No wet concrete haunching is required under standard applications. AluExcel is manufactured in the UK and contains a minimum of 80% recycled aluminium content. The EPD covers the aluminium edging profiles and aluminium connectors as delivered to site, excluding installation accessories such as steel spiral fixing stakes, bedding materials, sub-base construction, surfacing materials, and site machinery. 0 2026 2031 2026-05-08 This Environmental Product Declaration covers the AluExcel aluminium angle edging system, an L-profile aluminium edge restraint designed for hard landscaping applications. The system is supplied in 2.5 m lengths and is available in both flexible and rigid configurations across a range of profile heights from 18 mm to 200 mm, enabling use in both straight and curved installations. AluExcel is manufactured from both Aluminium Alloy 6063A T6 (18-20 mm) & Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 (> 20 mm), high-performance structural alloys offering enhanced strength, durability and resistance to corrosion and elevated temperatures. The product incorporates a tapered top edge and a stabilising base foot to provide dimensional stability and a refined visible edge detail. Standard edging lengths are 2,500 mm with a top bead thickness ranging from 5.5 mm to 8.5 mm depending on profile height. Foot widths are 45 mm (18–65 mm profiles) and 70 mm (75–200 mm profiles). The system is designed to demarcate and restrain a wide range of hard and semi-rigid landscape surfaces, including blocks and pavers, asphalt and tarmacadam, wet-pour rubber safety surfacing, and resin bound gravel. The alloy grade provides high natural corrosion resistance through formation of a self-protecting oxide layer and is suitable for use in conjunction with hot asphalt applications up to 180°C. Each edging section is mechanically connected on site using aluminium strip connectors. Two connector formats are available: • Small connectors for 18–40 mm profiles • Large connectors for 50–200 mm profiles Connectors are manufactured from Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 and are typically 100 mm in length, fitted at each joint between 2.5 m sections. The declared unit for this EPD is 1 kg of AluExcel garden edging system, including associated aluminium connectors. Installation is undertaken onto a compacted sub-base (e.g. MOT Type 1) or suitable prepared foundation. Fixing can be achieved with or without using 250 mm spiral fixing stakes or masonry fixings, depending on substrate conditions. The edging is installed with a continuous bedding layer (e.g. 3:1 sharp sand/cement dry mix) to provide uniform support. No wet concrete haunching is required under standard applications. AluExcel is manufactured in the UK and contains a minimum of 80% recycled aluminium content. The EPD covers the aluminium edging profiles and aluminium connectors as delivered to site, excluding installation accessories such as steel spiral fixing stakes, bedding materials, sub-base construction, surfacing materials, and site machinery. This Environmental Product Declaration covers the AluExcel aluminium angle edging system, an L-profile aluminium edge restraint designed for hard landscaping applications. The system is supplied in 2.5 m lengths and is available in both flexible and rigid configurations across a range of profile heights from 18 mm to 200 mm, enabling use in both straight and curved installations. AluExcel is manufactured from both Aluminium Alloy 6063A T6 (18-20 mm) & Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 (> 20 mm), high-performance structural alloys offering enhanced strength, durability and resistance to corrosion and elevated temperatures. The product incorporates a tapered top edge and a stabilising base foot to provide dimensional stability and a refined visible edge detail. Standard edging lengths are 2,500 mm with a top bead thickness ranging from 5.5 mm to 8.5 mm depending on profile height. Foot widths are 45 mm (18–65 mm profiles) and 70 mm (75–200 mm profiles). The system is designed to demarcate and restrain a wide range of hard and semi-rigid landscape surfaces, including blocks and pavers, asphalt and tarmacadam, wet-pour rubber safety surfacing, and resin bound gravel. The alloy grade provides high natural corrosion resistance through formation of a self-protecting oxide layer and is suitable for use in conjunction with hot asphalt applications up to 180°C. Each edging section is mechanically connected on site using aluminium strip connectors. Two connector formats are available: • Small connectors for 18–40 mm profiles • Large connectors for 50–200 mm profiles Connectors are manufactured from Aluminium Alloy 6005A T6 and are typically 100 mm in length, fitted at each joint between 2.5 m sections. The declared unit for this EPD is 1 kg of AluExcel garden edging system, including associated aluminium connectors. Installation is undertaken onto a compacted sub-base (e.g. MOT Type 1) or suitable prepared foundation. Fixing can be achieved with or without using 250 mm spiral fixing stakes or masonry fixings, depending on substrate conditions. The edging is installed with a continuous bedding layer (e.g. 3:1 sharp sand/cement dry mix) to provide uniform support. No wet concrete haunching is required under standard applications. AluExcel is manufactured in the UK and contains a minimum of 80% recycled aluminium content. The EPD covers the aluminium edging profiles and aluminium connectors as delivered to site, excluding installation accessories such as steel spiral fixing stakes, bedding materials, sub-base construction, surfacing materials, and site machinery. EPD EPD Hub Core PCR 1.2 specific dataset One Click LCA database ecoinvent database (all versions) HUB-6251.pdf Dusan Vukovic EN 15804+A2 ISO 14025 Kinley Systems Limited Dr Nathan Wood, Tunley Environmental 2026-05-08T17:03:42.264+02:00 ILCD Format EPD-Datenformaterweiterungen v1.2 EPD Data Format Extensions v1.2 00.01.000 2026-05-08T15:03:41 EPD Hub HUB-6251 Kinley Systems Limited true Free of charge for all users and uses None EPD Hub AluExcel: Aluminium Angle Edging for Hard Landscaping Output 1 Use of renewable primary energy (PERE) Erneuerbare Primärenergie als Energieträger (PERE) Uso de energía primaria renovable excluyendo los recursos de energía primaria renovable utilizada como materia prima (PERE) General reminder flow Input MJ 43.80268204107179 0.0038931776665990913 -0.36738167135399113 None None 0.004923486608318946 0.04486237824089691 0.0007135762255878619 -57.68594004414289 43.23028999999999 0.004415655487348016 0.5679763855844513 Use of renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials (PERM) Erneuerbare Primärenergie zur stofflichen Nutzung (PERM) Uso de energía primaria renovable utilizada como materia prima (PERM) General reminder flow Input MJ 0.37842470069394896 0.0 -0.37842470069394896 None None 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.37842470069394896 Total use of renewable primary energy resources (PERT) Total erneuerbare Primärenergie (PERT) Uso total de la energía primaria renovable (energía primaria y recursos de energía primaria renovable utilizada como materia prima) (PERT) General reminder flow Input MJ 44.18110674176574 0.0038931776665990913 -0.7458063720479401 None None 0.004923486608318946 0.04486237824089691 0.0007135762255878619 -57.68594004414289 43.23028999999999 0.004415655487348016 0.9464010862784002 Use of non renewable primary energy (PENRE) Nicht-erneuerbare Primärenergie als Energieträger (PENRE) Uso de energía primaria no renovable, excluyendo los recursos de energía primaria no renovable utilizada como materia prima (PENRE) General reminder flow Input MJ 84.2282959767381 0.23914425257619543 -0.027661391100478362 None None 0.359272604211209 0.2886724734179031 0.03180915798258335 -72.85018710818802 78.97377 0.2713483552320569 4.983177621506012 Use of non renewable primary energy resources used as raw materials (PENRM) Nicht-erneuerbare Primärenergie zur stofflichen Nutzung (PENRM) Uso de la energía primaria no renovable utilizada como materia prima (PENRM) General reminder flow Input MJ 0.06744992795614604 0.0 -0.06744992795614604 None None 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.06744992795614604 Total use of non renewable primary energy resource (PENRT) Total nicht erneuerbare Primärenergie (PENRT) Uso total de la energía primaria no renovable (energía primaria y recursos de energía primaria no renovable utilizada como materia prima) (PENRT) General reminder flow Input MJ 84.29574590469424 0.23914425257619543 -0.0951113190566244 None None 0.359272604211209 0.2886724734179031 0.03180915798258335 -72.85018710818802 78.97377 0.2713483552320569 5.050627549462159 Use of secondary material (SM) Einsatz von Sekundärstoffen (SM) Uso de materiales secundarios (SM) General reminder flow Input kg 0.488150117658438 0.00010342102870859815 9.75470473464996e-06 None None 0.00015292568632217877 0.0003342358214693703 1.169016317313489e-05 1.0022791407840768 0.4854351 0.00011733716620168984 0.002597680492236234 Use of renewable secondary fuels (RSF) Erneuerbare Sekundärbrennstoffe (RSF) Uso de combustibles secundarios renovables (RSF) General reminder flow Input MJ 0.012811619907163231 1.3045369071879682e-06 1.0767415757633051e-07 None None 1.942388394632359e-06 1.519247456695071e-05 1.987446185592954e-07 -0.0002516177463482052 0.0 1.4801956398663034e-06 0.012810139711523366 Use of non renewable secondary fuels (NRSF) Nicht erneuerbare Sekundärbrennstoffe (NRSF) Uso de combustibles secundarios no renovables (NRSF) General reminder flow Input MJ 0.0 0.0 0.0 None None 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Use of net fresh water (FW) Einsatz von Süßwasserressourcen (FW) Uso neto de recursos de agua dulce (FW) General reminder flow Input m3 0.32151504756440374 3.529739308339747e-05 -3.230098143678467e-05 None None 5.310985681111953e-05 0.00012609031727860742 -0.0003762678378521762 -0.13521639122973658 0.32000075 4.005240540708951e-05 0.0014742451589967662 Hazardous waste disposed (HWD) Gefährlicher Abfall zur Deponie (HWD) Residuos peligrosos eliminados (HWD) General reminder flow Output kg 0.018812208182059094 0.00034603450999126986 9.35956797815473e-05 None None 0.000608641673177323 0.002253071961071982 0.0001578405016837419 -2.4853400668811476 0.004395482 0.00039316220782187935 0.014023563974237211 Non hazardous waste dispose (NHWD) Entsorgter nicht gefährlicher Abfall (NHWD) Residuos no peligrosos eliminados (NHWD) General reminder flow Output kg 4.833718374129653 0.006925529980913646 0.03527992017860777 None None 0.01126368887288976 0.06336244705123108 0.2851786115538384 -9.835303998382912 3.0430260000000002 0.007867321674121136 1.782825052455531 Radioactive waste disposed (RWD) Entsorgter radioaktiver Abfall (RWD) Residuos radiactivos eliminados (RWD) General reminder flow Output kg 0.0004308851026763541 7.130583067296313e-08 8.56119717218084e-09 None None 7.659301303803846e-08 2.5514619831798255e-07 1.1529151028616223e-08 -0.00014276996796524697 0.00041056700000000003 8.084424807174269e-08 2.023725842828235e-05 Components for re-use (CRU) Komponenten für die Wiederverwendung (CRU) Componentes para su reutilización (CRU) General reminder flow Output kg 0.0 0.0 0.0 None None 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Materials for recycling (MFR) Stoffe zum Recycling (MFR) Materiales para el reciclaje (MFR) General reminder flow Output kg 0.269995859 0.0 0.00881 None None 0.0 0.9 0.0 0.0 0.08320019499999999 0.0 0.186795664 Materials for energy recovery (MER) Stoffe für die Energierückgewinnung (MER) Materiales para valorización energética (recuperación de energía) (MER) General reminder flow Output kg 0.0 0.0 0.0 None None 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Exported electrical energy (EEE) Exportierte elektrische Energie (EEE) Energía exportada electrica (EEE) General reminder flow Output MJ None None 0.02 None None None None None None Exported thermal energy (EET) Exportierte thermische Energie (EET) Energía exportada termal (EET) General reminder flow Output MJ None None 0.026 None None None None None None Global Warming Potential total (GWP-total) kg CO2 eqv. 6.454533417266544 0.015934355812451388 0.04015038980251501 None None 0.024771811391908545 0.024413178247776078 0.0016738208175134464 -7.8251387099755645 6.16116161 0.018080651013538798 0.27529115625300593 Global Warming Potential fossil fuels (GWP-fossil) kg CO2 eqv. 6.257866712340185 0.015924679385679857 0.0021152136504793786 None None 0.02475512763359164 0.024457473669720693 0.001665168472920313 -7.658866695653148 5.9290705 0.018069746766398314 0.31072646557378736 Global Warming Potential biogenic (GWP-biogenic) kg CO2 eqv. 0.020260875635212935 3.476192132399392e-06 0.03803381438449309 None None 5.607750245382691e-06 -7.305545525722902e-05 6.8214816463637815e-06 0.0 0.05578881 3.864782058374109e-06 -0.03553179914684544 Global Warming Potential luluc (GWP-luluc) kg CO2 eqv. 0.17640582929114607 6.2002346391332115e-06 1.3617675425381974e-06 None None 1.1076008071521323e-05 2.8760033312617143e-05 1.8308629467695821e-06 -0.16627201432241626 0.1763023 7.039465082109218e-06 9.648982606402967e-05 Depletion potential of the stratospheric ozone layer (ODP) kg CFC 11 eqv. 6.455407416368397e-07 3.3227622176731794e-10 1.445253896159567e-11 None None 3.654748729003199e-10 2.630077516101825e-10 3.447957367641794e-11 -6.036659971228528e-08 6.2671845e-07 3.7673355768947314e-10 1.8445558079150266e-08 Acidification potential of land and water (AP) mol H+ eqv. 0.04003047920659666 3.757677386276381e-05 5.085911348877983e-06 None None 8.441026028487258e-05 0.0002617373360852163 1.03573843223636e-05 -0.0619255153170789 0.03912461999999999 4.265260401938055e-05 0.0008632066025772746 Eutrophication potential aquatic freshwater (EP-freshwater) kg P eqv. 0.0002987458880321421 1.1126728825100469e-06 2.530689640625685e-07 None None 1.9273203998381126e-06 1.3239663673453831e-05 2.378898887375539e-07 -0.002340198876934199 0.00023305714999999997 1.2645872037622576e-06 6.44241508283799e-05 Eutrophication potential aquatic marine (EP-marine) kg N eqv. 0.004823876959870334 9.859065865554042e-06 5.196408224987277e-06 None None 2.773454105023241e-05 5.813524479611079e-05 4.276053265488829e-06 -0.007910731649591529 0.004564539 1.1189261998214305e-05 0.00024814869787211937 Eutrophication potential terrestrial (EP-terrestrial) mol N eqv. 0.0024373540467184465 0.00010663859409340642 2.0701118845868795e-05 None None 0.0003018051266262348 0.00065527540199451 4.129259289635114e-05 -0.08127202772227922 0.0 0.0001210262974010619 0.0023163277493173846 Photochemical Ozone Creation Potential (POCP) kg NMVOC eqv. 0.019822786179657263 6.533101097779008e-05 6.766903758370342e-06 None None 0.00012441876312719094 0.0001931034791767518 1.365116708244683e-05 -0.029770754748171282 0.018717025 7.411989067550008e-05 0.00103164128898176 Abiotic depletion potential for non fossil resources (ADPE) kg Sb eqv. 1.5121999452660639e-05 4.556154027672144e-08 2.7938327513778344e-09 None None 6.905805468401537e-08 1.442009364741648e-06 3.763410943151133e-09 -1.240763850662697e-05 1.4128335e-05 5.170244875544793e-08 9.419620039051889e-07 Abiotic depletion potential for fossil resources (ADPF) MJ 87.51994491849172 0.23913112774751413 0.012819560179032507 None None 0.3592543919059842 0.2886480196240599 0.03180184250520863 -72.8195796136857 78.97377 0.27133346647548595 8.274841452016247 Water use (WDP) m3 world eqv. 0.477317228491749 0.0012245633794695523 0.0004664697985553972 None None 0.0017745490166851802 0.004568648271049818 0.00145289560717958 -6.295278097371711 0.4323029 0.0013900488292515664 0.04362427966249762 Incidence of disease due to PM emissions (PM) disease incidence 4.874185744654355e-07 1.5528727656475114e-09 8.856604468841967e-11 None None 2.478697451601258e-09 3.6521199487420833e-09 2.1320201413580422e-10 -8.426365049710399e-07 4.769822499999999e-07 1.7619659134911088e-09 8.674358551944486e-09 Potential Human exposure efficiency relative to U235 (IRP) kBq U235 eqv. 0.09395054184620805 0.0002882472117705031 3.430353276656202e-05 None None 0.0003128923991240163 0.001037081735157888 4.7159063641116066e-05 -0.6572908414644137 0.0 0.0003268121985569495 0.0936237296476511 Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for ecosystems (ETP-fw) CTUe 191.21520954711076 0.02817646158047456 0.016263386587678605 None None 0.05082031816853409 0.1675508576533515 897.8631963905709 -18.430268532357957 0.0 0.03270557128503634 191.18250397582574 Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for humans - cancer effects (HTP-c) CTUh 9.204923606896704e-11 2.6521851532775673e-12 4.832518960689847e-13 None None 4.086162579533982e-12 1.958825816806707e-11 9.21110088723954e-13 -9.440217257902325e-09 0.0 3.0093633079132277e-12 8.90398727610538e-11 Potential Comparative Toxic Unit for humans - non-cancer effects (HTP-nc) CTUh 2.0912400811389014e-09 1.5455184499236468e-10 2.4876694020353316e-11 None None 2.3260924770059308e-10 1.251035414289729e-09 1.7549983006031112e-10 -6.534047595949397e-08 0.0 1.7535808857548629e-10 1.915881992563415e-09 Soil quality index (SQP) unitless 14.567277125430094 0.24071901080274763 0.012368842634555812 None None 0.36179440353557557 0.5467418013630537 0.0610460729892327 -9.671397835322646 9.8415325 0.2731233538817134 4.452621271548382