From responsible forestry to low-emission indoor living, HARO credentials are designed to make specification simpler, safer and more transparent.
Certifications matter because they turn broad claims into something measurable. For HARO, they support three promises: timber from responsible sources, floors that are healthy to live with, and German-made quality that is documented properly for your project.
HARO was the first parquet brand in Europe to achieve 100% PEFC certification. It confirms that the timber used for HARO floors comes from responsibly managed forests and controlled sources — with the forest protected, replenished and traceable.
Many HARO floors carry the Blue Angel, the world's first environmental label. For flooring, it is a strong reassurance around low emissions and healthy living — especially important in bedrooms, living spaces and tightly sealed modern homes.
HARO products are designed for low-emission interiors and meet strict indoor-air emission classes, including the French A+ rating. In simple terms: a beautiful timber floor should not compromise the air your family breathes.
CE marking confirms product performance against relevant European standards. HARO laminate is also aligned with the EPLF quality framework, including origin and performance expectations for European laminate flooring.
HARO is made by Hamberger Flooring in Germany, a family company founded in 1866. The result is not just a label of origin — it is a consistent manufacturing culture, from timber selection through finishing and quality control.
HARO engineered timber and hand-finished floors are backed by up to a 30-year residential warranty, with laminate carrying a 25-year residential warranty. Correct installation, product selection and care remain essential.
For project work, HARO can provide current article-specific documentation such as the sustainability product passport, declarations, technical data, warranty documents, installation instructions and care guidance.
You can choose real timber with clearer confidence around sourcing, indoor air and long-term durability — not just colour and price.
HARO supports specification with a stronger evidence trail: technical data, environmental documentation and article-specific product information.
Documented performance, clear installation requirements and warranty guidance help reduce ambiguity before the floor is ordered or installed.
Tell us the product or article number you are considering and we can help with the current certification, warranty and technical documentation for your project.
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