I am working on an elementary school project with flush valve type water closets sized for young children.

Ours is a campus project where FTEs from a number of buildings have access to showers and lockers in a separate "clubhouse" building.

All urinals require maintenance and all urinals have scale buildup. With reduction of flow rates the potential for drain line scale build-up and pipe corrosion is increased.

Should I include the faucets placed in a cleaning room? It are used for cleaning of the building. Thanks

As part of the October 2016 LEED addenda update (http://www.usgbc.org/articles/leed-addenda-update-october-2016), USGBC updated the Water User Reduction Guidance document to Version 9 (http://www.u

We installed low flow toilets throughout our newly constructed 1.3 million square foot building and now experience line clogging issues.

Hi, our project is a data center that shares toilets in an adjacent building. The only plumbing fixtures in the DC are a mop sink and eyewash units. Can we achieve the WE indoor prereq?

We plan to use RO Reject Water which is generated from within the LEED project Boundary for a Factory Project (registered within a Master Site Campus) towards the Flushing requirement. As mentioned

HI, i have 2 questions to ask: 1.Now i have a hotel project in china. In this project, Several squatter toilets(with water tank) are designed and will be constructed in the future.