Both the product and the applicator are certified
Many offer impregnation and textile cleaning. Few can document both that the product is safe for the material, and that the person applying it is qualified. Below is everything we can put on the table.
Customers we have assisted
The product
CleanSeal Approved
An independent control programme for cleaning and protection products, verifying that the product does what it claims, and does not harm the material.
What does this mean for you?
- Independently verified performance
- Controlled composition
- Renewed through regular audits
EnviroSeal EGTS 1502
Independent certification of the product's environmental and chemical safety.
What does this mean for you?
- Controlled chemical composition
- Documented safe use for people and the environment
- Independently verified, not self-declared
WoolSafe Approved
Approved by the WoolSafe Organisation — an international standard for products used on wool and fine textiles. The certification documents quality, safety and performance.
What does this mean for you?
- Does not harm wool or delicate natural fibres
- Tested for fibre integrity and performance by an independent third party
- The warranty on the carpet or furniture is not voided by treatment
- Internationally recognised in the textile industry
BREEAM Exemplary, attested by Eurofins
Documented very low VOC emissions. The attestation is carried out by Eurofins and covers both the water-based (WB) and the solvent-based (SB) formula — in five countries.
What does this mean for you?
- Direct credit in BREEAM-certified building projects
- Independently tested — not self-declared
- Indoor climate documentation for tenders
- Valid in five countries — the same documentation across markets
PFAS-free
No per- or polyfluorinated substances. Fiber ProTector is developed without PFAS — the group of substances European regulation is now tightening, and which a growing share of public procurers reject on principle.
What does this mean for you?
- A safe indoor climate — no fluorinated substances released
- Meets upcoming restrictions in EU regulation
- Relevant to ESG reporting and Scope 3
- An award criterion in many public tenders
The Nordic Swan Ecolabel
Our cleaning product carries the Nordic Swan Ecolabel — the official ecolabel of the Nordic countries. The label assesses the product across its entire life cycle, from raw materials to waste, and the requirements tighten over time.
What does this mean for you?
- What we clean with is independently environmentally assessed, not just what we protect with
- A recognised criterion in public procurement
- The most recognisable ecolabel in the Nordics
- The requirements are revised regularly — not a one-off approval
The Nordic Swan Ecolabel applies to the cleaning product. The impregnation is certified under WoolSafe, CleanSeal, BREEAM Exemplary and EnviroSeal.
The company
Eco-Lighthouse certified
Fiber ProTector Norge AS is certified under Eco-Lighthouse — Norway's most widely used environmental certification for businesses. The certification covers the entire operation, not just the products, and is renewed through regular audits.
What does this mean for you?
- Documented environmental management across the business
- Independently audited, not self-declared
- Can be used in your own sustainability reporting and in tenders
Publicly approved cleaning company (Norway)
We are approved by the Norwegian authorities as a cleaning company and registered with the Norwegian Labour Inspection Authority. This is a requirement for delivering cleaning services to the public sector in Norway.
What does this mean for you?
- Registered in the Labour Inspection Authority's cleaning register
- Compliant with HSE requirements and safety standards
- Lawful pay and working conditions
WoolSafe Service Provider
Fiber ProTector Norge AS is a registered WoolSafe Service Provider — the WoolSafe Organisation approval for companies delivering cleaning and treatment of wool and fine textiles to the WoolSafe standard.
What does this mean for you?
- Internationally registered professional operator
- Committed to WoolSafe-approved methods and products
- Listed in the WoolSafe public register
IICRC certified company
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification is the most established international professional standard for cleaning and restoration. The company follows the IICRC standards in methods and training.
What does this mean for you?
- International professional standard for cleaning and restoration
- Standardised methodology on every job
- Ongoing training to keep the status
CleanSeal Service Provider
A registered provider in the CleanSeal programme. The same independent control programme that approves the product also approves the company applying it.
What does this mean for you?
- Approved provider in the CleanSeal programme
- Treatment to controlled standards
- Independent programme, not self-declared
Norwegian manufacturer since 1995
We develop and manufacture everything ourselves, in Norway. Continuous operation since 1995, with our own laboratory and full control of formula, production and follow-up.
What does this mean for you?
- A short path from deviation to correction — we manufacture ourselves
- Shorter transport than imported alternatives
- Experience from every job feeds straight back into development
- Norwegian company, Norwegian law, Norwegian point of contact
The people
WoolSafe Fiber Care Specialist
A personal professional certification from the WoolSafe Organisation. The technician who comes to you has passed the exam in treating wool and fine textiles — the person is certified, not just the company.
What does this mean for you?
- The technician has passed the exam, not just attended
- Method and product chosen to match the material
- An international professional standard, not just in-house training
CleanSeal Fiber Care Specialist
A personal certification in the CleanSeal programme. The technician is trained and tested in the correct use of cleaning and protection products on textiles.
What does this mean for you?
- A personal certification that follows the technician
- The right product on the right material
- Renewed through the programme
IICRC certified
The Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification is the most established international professional standard for cleaning and restoring textiles and carpets.
What does this mean for you?
- The industry's leading professional standard for cleaning
- Requires a passed examination, not just attendance
- Continuing education is required to keep the certification
- Recognised in public tenders and insurance cases
Request the documentation package
We gather the BREEAM attestation, datasheets, Eco-Lighthouse certificate and Labour Inspection Authority approval into one package and send it to you.
We treat your details in confidence.