The cut stone floor proposed for the project, will have a pore and non-slip treatment, with this treatment after the instalation in the project, has to comply with floorscore or is exempt and only

Can someone explain that statement in another way? I am trying to explain what that means to tile supplier/manufacturer in China for them to provide a letter.

Does metal flooring need to meet the requirements of Floorscore or can it be exempt from the credit requirements

does the raised floor has to meet the floorscore requirements?

Hi everyone, please do you know whether entryway mats - roll out or stabile have to be Green Label certified as carpets?

Do we need to find the natural stone flooring e.g. marble, granite with FloorScore Certificate? Or we can simply use natural stone flooring without any certificate to score for this credit?

We are working on a project where the owner would like to install solid quartz flooring (i.e. Silestone: http://content.cosentino.com/docs/silestone/MSDS-Silestone-EN.pdf).

Hi I’m a little bit confusing, please correct me. On my LEED CS v2009 ceramic tiles, stone and resin will be installed part of the CS scope of works.

Hi everyone, I’m working on an office building project registered under LEED C&S2009 in which there are different flooring systems: .

In this forum I have read that a raised floor in a Core and Shell project does not need to be included in IEQc3.4 because the floor will be covered later by the tenant.