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CS-v4 EQc2:Low emitting materials

LEED v4 Low Emitting Materials - Consistancy with testing methods

Estra Marku

PM - Sustainable Building Solutions

EllisDon

LEEDuser Premium Member

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January 24, 2019

Do all of the adhesive/sealant products used on our LEED v4 cs project need to be consistent with one testing method? For example, if one of our sealants is compliant with CARB 2007 requirements, do all of our products need to follow the requirements of CARB 2007 going forward or can we choose products that are compliant with SCAQMD as well.

Hope this makes sense.

Thank you,

Estra

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