Market

Supplying construction products to Belgium

Belgium accepts CE marking like the rest of the EU, then quietly asks for something extra on many projects.

What Belgium asks for

Products covered by a harmonised European standard carry CE marking and a Declaration of Performance. On Belgian projects, buyers often also ask for a voluntary national mark or technical approval, such as BENOR or ATG, as added assurance. CE marking is the legal baseline; the extra mark is a commercial expectation.

Four steps: harmonised standard, notified body test, CE mark and Declaration of Performance, shipped
How a CE marked construction product is documented, and why the Declaration of Performance is the document to ask for.

The paperwork in one table

What appliesCE marking under the European construction products rules
What you receiveA Declaration of Performance (DoP)
Often asked for as wellA voluntary mark or technical approval such as BENOR or ATG
Typical fire standardEN 13501 classification
Main portAntwerp

What this means for your order

Ask which mark the specification names

It is usually written into the tender. Find out before quoting, not after.

Two languages

Dutch and French both appear. Confirm which the project uses.

Antwerp handles project cargo well

Useful when a shipment is oversized or mixed.

What we supply into Belgium

Tell us what you need for Belgium or see every market we ship to.

Other markets we ship to

AfricaKenya · Ghana · Nigeria · Tanzania · Uganda · Côte d'Ivoire · South Africa · Africa

Europe and the UKUnited Kingdom · Germany · Netherlands · Belgium · Poland · Ireland · Europe

AmericasUnited States · Americas

Notes that apply to Belgium