Following recent reports by German broadcaster ZDF’s Frontal program on potentially harmful emissions from certain recreational vehicles, LAMILUX Composites has clarified that its glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GRP) products are not affected by the issues raised. The report highlighted elevated levels of benzene, styrene, and formaldehyde in some manually laminated GRP high roofs.

LAMILUX stressed that its GRP materials are produced through a continuous, industrial, and digitally controlled process — a stark contrast to hand laminates, where chemical reactions can occur in uncontrolled conditions. This method ensures high process reliability, precise control of reaction parameters, and consistently low-emission results, guaranteeing safety across all applications.