I expected that Operable partitions (Div 10 panelized/movable ceiling suspended systems) would need to meet the testing criteria for this credit, but am not having much luck finding qualified assem

We're all still struggling with this credit in our office and trying to determine whether or not we stand a change of getting this point, or if we should abandon it.

The credit language indicates "insulation" as one of the materials subject to this credit.

Joint Compound? Is it a sealant for IEQc4.1 or part of the wall system for IEQc4.6?

I have a styrofoam insulation that has zero VOC out put. The supplier claims it undergoes VOC small scale chamber testing by MBDC and the product is cradle-to-cradle certified.

If a gypsum board wall material has been certified under Greenguard GGPS.001, does this mean that it has achieved the testing and product requirements established in IEQ Credit 4.6?

I have found manufacturer documentation for all materials on a school project required to meet IEQ4.6 except for one product, a cellulose insulation (ICC Celbar).

Often the finishes in an elevator cab are inert materials/non-emitting such as metal panels for walls and plastic unit lighting for ceilings.

Where would joint compound be categorized? I don't believe it needs to be in the low emitting adhesives and sealants category but I could be wrong. I am currently classifying it under IEQ4.6.

I have a project using Injected foam insulation with 0 g/L VOCs. Does this product meet the credit intent? Or must it meet the specific CDHS testing requirements?