What does sustainable action mean for nolte Küchen?
What exactly does sustainability actually mean in a company?
In addition to protecting the climate and the environment, responsible corporate management requires transparent metrics across the entire product life cycle. For us at Nolte Küchen, this means systematically combining traceable material sourcing, verifiable quality of our kitchen products, and fair working conditions at our German production sites. As a kitchen manufacturer since 1958, we meet this challenge through concrete standards:
On average, 71% of the particleboard we process consists of recycled wood, and over 99% of our wood-based materials come from verifiably certified forestry (FSC® / PEFC).
Our furniture designs undergo internal quality assurance based on our certified ISO 9001:2015 management system. They are tested according to the mechanical stress and quality standards of RAL-GZ 430 and meet Emission Class A (RAL quality mark “Tested for Harmful Substances”).
Our employees manufacture 100% of our kitchen furniture at our facilities in Löhne and Melle, Germany, under labor conditions governed by collective bargaining agreements.
In our annual sustainability report, we transparently disclose our environmental and social metrics as well as our governance structures in accordance with the European ESRS reporting standards.


















