Low emitting materials - insulation category.

While this answer covers types of insulation required to meet LEM requirements, the question still remains: What is the extent of product types related to walls that need to meet LEM requirements? LEED v4.1 has this language, specific to wall panels "The wall panels product category includes all finish wall treatments (wall coverings, wall paneling, wall tile), surface wall structures such as gypsum or plaster, cubicle/curtain/partition walls, trim, doors, frames, windows, and window treatments." Does this mean that if a wall covering is applied to a regularly constructed wall, it does not need to be included?  Should we assume anything adhering to a wall needs to meet LEM requirements? 

According to the LEED user forum post, LEED v4.1 defines low-emitting materials for insulation to include a broad range of insulation products including boards, batts, rolls, blankets, and more. Is there a specific type of insulation you're interested in learning more about? Knowing the type of insulation you're considering might help narrow down which low-emitting materials are best suited for your project.

It looks like Kristen is still using v4 for this credit. Please switch up to 4.1 for ths credit (look up how o do that - it's just a button in "credits" -  and save yurself a world of grief.