Won-Door adds EPDs and HPDs for select fire and security doors

Won-Door Corporation has made Environmental Product Declarations and Health Product Declarations available for select products to help architects, contractors and building owners streamline submittals and support sustainable construction. The documents are now accessible through the company’s document library and can be used in project documentation for green building efforts.

Why it matters: - EPDs and HPDs give project teams standardized product data for environmental impact, material composition and health information. - The documents can help speed up specification, submittals and documentation for sustainable building programs. - The release adds another option for architects, specifiers, contractors and building owners seeking product transparency.

What happened: - Won-Door Corporation announced the availability of Environmental Product Declarations and Health Product Declarations for select products. - The announcement was made Aug. 18, 2026, in Salt Lake City. - The documents are available through the company’s document library and can also be requested through a local Horton distributor.

The details: - Environmental Product Declarations provide independently verified information about a product’s environmental impacts across its lifecycle. - Health Product Declarations disclose product ingredients and related health information in an industry-recognized format. - The EPDs are available for Won-Door FireGuard and Won-Door FireGuard Moveable FireWall. - The HPDs are available for Won-Door FireGuard, Won-Door FireGuard International and Won-Door FireGuard Moveable FireWall. - Won-Door says the documents can be included in project submittals and construction documentation. - Won-Door says the new documents expand its Document Library and support faster access to product information during design, specification and construction.

Between the lines: - The move reflects growing pressure on manufacturers to provide product-level sustainability data. - It also positions Won-Door’s fire and security door systems for projects where green building documentation is part of procurement. - Johnny Cordero, vice president and general manager at Won-Door, said architects and design professionals are increasingly seeking product information that supports both performance and sustainability goals.

What's next: - Eligible Won-Door products can continue to be added to project submittals as teams request sustainability documentation. - The company’s broader Horton and Overhead Door brands remain positioned around door and access solutions across North America. - Project teams needing the documents can obtain them through the website or a local distributor.

The bottom line: - Won-Door is making sustainability paperwork easier to access, which could reduce friction in design and construction workflows while supporting green building requirements.