Hi, 

I have a composite wood product that contains:

- Urea formaldehyde resin used as glue.

- Melamine formaldehyde resin as a coating.

Hello - I am working on a project where the subcontractor has requested we approved a product that uses a WBP Phenolic Formaldehyde binder.

Particularly, for a project with fire rated timber doors?

The marine plywood we will install will be embedded inside stainless steel, veneer or it will be basically covered with Formica. Can we earn a point under this credit?

This may seem to be a silly question, but is causing me lots of issues, is there any kind of requirement to achieve this credit other than just an all or nothing?

What kind of documentation must be submitted to prove that a composite wood meets the credit requirements?

I'm working on a C&S retail center that has no Composite Wood or Agrifiber Products anywhere on the project, so it seems we are ineligible to receive this point.

Is it enough to comply the credit by submit document from manufacture that state " Formaldehyde is NOT used in the manufacturing of these product" ?

Is European E1 standard an acceptable equivalent to comply with this credit documentation? I believe it is, but would appreciate if someone confirms. Thank you.