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We are considering adopting LEEDv4.1 requirements for the Low Emitting Materials credit across our projects.

I'm looking for a contact adhesive for a client and I can't seem to find any complaint product with CDPH testing that is tested to the private office scenario.

The subcontractor supplying the commercial kitchen equipment for a project included a sealant (Premier XtraBond 1500NS) in their submittal that is not compliant with the LEED EQc Low-Emitting Mater

We have an insulation material that can comply either as inherently non-emitting or meets general emissions evaluation, and has been checked as inherently non-emitting by the contractor,

Hi All,In LEED v4 and 4.1, is there a limit on the VOC content of aerosol adhesives, and if so what is it?

I have seen several flooring product systems now with resins and coatings that use a broadcast quartz or other inherently non-emitting material as one layer.

Based on the language in SCAQMD 1113 (June 3, 2011) and CARB 2007 SCM for Architectural Coatings, aerosol paints/coatings (i.e.

For me it makes sense, that wallpaper is in Walls/Ceilings category, but it is not really defined as part of it. It also makes sense that a VOC emissions evaluation is neccessary.

Does anyone know what the max allowable VOC limit is for a dissipation concrete curing compound?  The product data submittal states VOC content is 301 g/L.  I read that the USGBC requirem

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