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CI-v4 EQc6:Interior lighting

Light Reflectance Values

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Casey Krieg
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Manns Woodward Studios
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This credit references LRV's for furniture if it is included in the scope of work. In our instance it is and LEED breaks it down further to work surfaces and movable partitions. The question I have is that we are currently including a cubicle system in our scope that falls under furniture, but I am not sure if we are supposed to count the wall panels for them as movable partitions. Being that its a cubicle system they are "movable", but they are not full height and are not regularly moved. So in short do we count the walls of the cubicle system as a movable partition or no?

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Wed, 01/18/2017 - 18:36

Hi Casey, Based on your description it seems that the wall panels would fall under movable partitions.
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Sue Bryant
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Thu, 05/02/2019 - 19:42

If the project is reusing furniture, only purchasing one conference table, can the credit be met with just the new furniture meeting the reflectance value?  

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