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Individual Components

Hi, Was wondering if someone has insight to this:

I have been providing LEED information for our finished Visual Display items that our company manufactures. I address the Recycled contents, Regional Materials, New wood...etc. through formulation in a spreadsheet, and print the combined results for the finished products. 

 Recently I've been asked for a breakout of each component within the build of each finished product (which would make a very busy reporting sheet). Are there cases where this is required?  - thanks.

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Mon, 10/15/2018 - 19:39

Bobby, I'm not sure I understand your question. Do you mean you're asked for this information for each part of the product? This does seem overly detailed to me, and not specifically required, but I could imagine reasons that individual LEED project teams might want it. Have they explained why?

Mon, 10/15/2018 - 21:27

Did you provide recycled content information? My only thought would be they were trying to reconcile percentage amounts and overall material costs if you didn’t break it out

Mon, 10/22/2018 - 13:38

Thanks for the reply. Yes, I've received a few forms that want the make-up components along with their relative percentages rather that the complete assembly as a whole. Our selling prices aren't what the end user pays - we sell to a contractor who re-sells as part of his job bid to the end-user. Since I break out the pre- post- consumer, wood ... etc. percentages for the finished product, I think this would work for the end-users calculations as it applies to their costs. However these requests make me wonder if I'm missing something here. - thanks again.  

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