Products with a KOMO quality mark have been objectively tested and approved. Time and time again.
With KOMO you are certain: This is quality as promised. For instance, in the categories below.
Wooden (semi)finished products for the building industry, such as prefabricated wooden facade elements and doors.
Professional coatings and sealants for all types of surfaces.
Raw materials and additives for concrete; concrete products, such as concrete pipes and wells.
Bitumen roof coverings for both flat and sloping roofs.
The KOMO quality mark is the top quality mark for the building and infrastructure sector. KOMO certificate holders distinguish themselves by getting their quality objectively tested by independent experts. Would you also like to be KOMO certified? Then watch the video clip.
The KOMO Quality and Assessment Committee (Dutch abbreviation 'KKTC') is an independent committee and consists of experts from the building and infrastructure sector. The composition of KKTC members has changed. KOMO welcomes three new members while saying farewell to a departing member.
The new KOMO Assessment Guideline 5212-3, for the installation of 'zinc, copper and lead roof, facade and gutter structures on historic buildings and sites' is complete! Both the guidelines of the Dutch Department for the Preservation of Historic Buildings and Sites (RCE) and of the Recognised Foundation for the Conservation and Restoration Quality of Historic Buildings and Sites (Dutch ERM) were incorporated and approved during the development of this Assessment Guideline.
At the end of May, the new starting date of the Dutch Building Quality Assurance Act (Wkb) was set for 1 January 2022, by Minister of the Interior and Kingdom Relations, Kasja Ollongren. This means an extra year for all parties operating in the building sector, including KOMO. A conversation with KOMO director Ton Jans. “It gives KOMO the opportunity to explore the launching of new initiatives and to further develop the actions already initiated."
