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NC-v4 EQc2:Low emitting materials

Documentation DIBt AgBB - Wet applied product

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I have two support documents to justify the compliance of a wet applied product: - A sealed and signed DIBt notification confirming that the product is in accordance with the "Principles for the health evaluation of construction products in interiors" method of the DIBt. (no emission tests results nor mention of AgBB) - A detailed procedure of the "Principles for the health evaluation of construction products in interiors" method stating that the emissions tests are according to the AgBB scheme Could we use both documents for documentation and fulfill credit requirements (meet AgBB scheme)?

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Mon, 05/09/2016 - 19:03

I would think yes to the second but no to the first. That said, all that is required for documentation is the Low-Emitting Materials calculator, and that just has a drop down menu.

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