Certificates and Quality

The highest standards confirmed by European certificates

Certificates and technical approvals

We are proud to have received numerous certificates and technical approvals for Mark Kyrc products from renowned European certification bodies. This is proof of the high quality and safety of our products, as well as rigorous control at every stage of production.

What is technical approval?

Technical approval is a document that officially confirms the properties and safety of construction products. Obtaining it is not easy – it requires precise testing, meeting rigorous standards, and continuous production monitoring.

This guarantees users of our products safety and reliability, a quality guarantee confirmed by independent institutions, and the certainty of legal distribution throughout the European Union. Each of the hundreds of thousands of components we produce is embossed with the CE mark.

Our Certificates and Approvals

ETA16-/0935

ETA24-/0061

ETA25-/0239

First technical approval

First European ETA rating

Approvals for various product groups

Products with CE marking

First technical approval and CE marking

The company received its first technical approval for Mark Kyrc products in 2005. The reason for applying for the application was the continued increase in sales and the idea of introducing high-quality products to the market that meet the safety standards regulated by Polish construction law.

The systematic development of the product range and the commencement of cooperation with clients from Slovakia and the Czech Republic were the impetus for obtaining the European Technical Assessment, which was issued to the company on 4 January 2017.

A photo of an angle bracket with a nail driven in from a catalog or brochure

Application and safety

The appropriate fastener for a wooden structure depends on the structure's size, joint geometry, and load direction. To achieve a technically assessed connection, use corrugated anchor nails with the symbol ga or screws for carpentry joints honor preventing pulling out of wood, recommended by the Building Research Institute.