Launch of the Repairability Score for roller shutters, garage doors and automatic pedestrian doors

The Actibaie Group, a union of professionals in shutters, blinds, doors, gates and automatic pedestrian doors, announces the launch of its repairability score dedicated to rolling shutters, garage doors and automatic pedestrian doors. This initiative aims to promote sustainability, circular economy and ease of repair in the industry.

A repairability indicator for a greener future

Faced with growing environmental challenges, the Actibaie Group is committed to offering solutions that combine performance and sustainability. The Repairability Score represents a major step forward in this effort, providing consumers and construction professionals with a transparent way to assess the ease of repair of roller shutters, garage doors and automatic pedestrian doors.

The strengths of the repairability score:

Transparency for consumers: the score assigned to each product provides consumers with clear visibility into ease of repair, spare parts available and access to technical documentation.
Encourage the circular economy: by favoring repair rather than replacement, the repairability score encourages a more sustainable approach to consumption, thus reducing environmental impact.
Continuous innovation: The score will evolve over time to reflect technological advances and best repair practices.

For Philippe SEAS, President of the Actibaie Group: “This repairability score is a significant step in our commitment to sustainability and innovation. Within the Actibaie Group, we believe in the environmental responsibility of companies and want to offer solutions that contribute to a greener future. The repairability score reflects our commitment to greater transparency, sustainability and customer satisfaction. »

The reparability score of the Actibaie Group

The repairability score is a voluntary approach based on the official ADEME system (reparability index). It will allow manufacturers who wish to apply it to highlight the durable nature of their products and their ability to be repaired.

The repairability score is a score ranging from 1 to 10 which is calculated by manufacturers using an Excel tool, based on 5 criteria: availability of documentation, availability of spare parts, ease of disassembly, price spare parts and a final criterion specific to each product.