Good morning all, I am positive that I read somewhere that FSC Controlled Wood does NOT contribute to the certified wood point.

I'm working on my first LEED project and have a problem with the FSC certification regarding our doors.

The majority of the wood on a project I am working on is the lagging. Does anyone know if there is any exemption for lagging for the FSC wood credit?

We've found the project owner's preferred furniture for this fit-out. Many of the pieces are made of mixed materials that have metal and other non-wood parts for legs, arm rests, etc.

Hello LEEDuser team, do I need to include windows with wooden frames into the calculation? The windows have been fitted during construction stage and were not part of the tenant fit-out.

Furniture is not a part of our scope of work. Do we have to include it?

If you have submitted a questions using the message system for your project on LEED online to the reviewing committee, how long should you expect it to take to get an answer.

We have a job where MR7 has been kicked back due to the FSC documentation on the cabinetry.

We are using products sold as FSC Mixed for our cabinetry in our LEED-CI project.

We are pursuing MRc7 on a project that I am working on, but the millwork shop does not have a COC certification.