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I have recycled content information for a product, but it doesn’t specify whether it is pre-consumer or post-consumer. What should I do?

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CI-2009 MRc4:Recycled Content

Filling the Master format template

LEED CI 2009 template is asking us to divide the material cost of the project into two CSI Master format 03-10, 31 & 32; & CSI Master format 12. Could anyone explain me the foll: 1. Is it right to include the wood consumed for making the cabinets in Master format 12? 2.Which list to include flooring (wood, stone, tile & carpet) 3. Which to include glass? 4. Project has used cement, sand & gravel for interior finishes, which list to include this? 5. In which list to include paints, adhesives, sealants? Thanks for your time.

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Tristan Roberts
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Sun, 09/04/2011 - 03:01

Hi Santhosh, have you been able to make good guesses on these questions? For this forum, it would be great if you can highlight any specific areas of difficulty and note why you are having difficulty, so that we can help you in targeted ways.

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