Which document you need and why
Order 435 national certificate for ceramic products under 6907
Ceramic facing and floor tiles under 6907 are included in Order 435 Appendix 4 mandatory certification. Natural stone, glass mosaics, concrete tiles and refractory pieces need separate classification, so a porcelain-tile certificate cannot cover all cladding materials. Evidence concerns the specified tile; adhesive, substrate, fixing and complete facade/floor suitability remain subject to design and manufacturer instructions.
What to send for a quotation
Start with these four items. If something is missing, send what you have and we will explain what else is needed.
Product name
Name, model, intended use and manufacturer.
HS / EAEU commodity code
Include the code if known. If not, we can help identify the product.
Technical description
Specifications, photographs, instructions or a product datasheet.
Composition and materials
Ingredients, materials or a component specification, depending on the product.
Provide forming method, water-absorption group, size, thickness and glazed/unglazed finish. Identify indoor/outdoor use, loads, wet areas, frost and slip performance, collections/factories and earlier format/surface testing.
Which requirements we check
- Ceramic material and entry
- Dimensions, flatness and surface
- Absorption and bending strength
- Use-related wear resistance
- Specified frost, chemical and slip properties
- Marking, grade and collection grouping
How the process works
- 01
Product
Review the description and identify the required document.
- 02
Assessment
Check the records and arrange any required testing.
- 03
Documentation
Support the documentation and registration procedure.
- 04
Your document pack
Deliver the completed documents and agreed work results.
What you receive
- Conformity-body certificate after successful assessment
- Included reports
- Agreed collection, format and factory dossier
- Supported uses and limits for shipment documentation
Sources & regulatory basis
Timing & cost
Quoted after reviewing models, manufacturers, testing scope, site visits and translation needs. The proposal separates the stages and their deliverables.