Dear All, I am working on a LEED project in Europe. Our architect is applying several products with Cradle to cradle certificates.

Hello, Does "Option 1.

I have a client wanting to install modular panels consisting of liquid sealed within the tiles in a small area of their building.

Would particle board be considered for this credit requirements? We have a situation where we are using it on the floor but I wouldn't necessarily see this as being held to these requirements.

Under Option 1 Table IEQc4.3-1 in the online form list "FloorScore" as the reference standard for "Sealer: Waterproofing, Concrete/Masonry", while it list "SCAQMD Rule 113" as the reference standar

In an addenda issued on 4/14/10 the followimg is stated, “Mineral-based finish flooring products such as tile, masonry, terrazzo, and cut stone without integral organic-based coatings and sealants

The requirement states that Projects outside the U.S.

Does recycled solid wood flooring that is installed unfinished (raw) followed by a site applied sealer and finish that both comply with IEQc4.2, meet the requirements of IEQc4.3, particularly given

Dear all, I'd just like to clarify: would ceramic be considered a mineral based floor and therefore be exempt from any tests?

Dear all, We don't quite understand what this means: "An alternative compliance path using FloorScore is acceptable for credit achievement: 100% of the non-carpet finished flooring must be FloorSc