Does porcelain flooring Tiles lie under mineral based flooring category ? if not what would be its requirements to comply with IEQ Credit 4.3: Low-Emitting Materials Flooring Systems ?

Hi, our project is installing porcelain tiles which are certified by eco label, green building council italia and singaporian green building.

I have a project which wants to use Tyroc subflooring, has anyone heard or used this product? This product is not a finished flooring product or FloorScore or Greenguard certified.

I have an indoor football practice facility under review. The facility consists of a covered football field and a "head house" containing toilets, training rooms, etc.).

We are working on a project that will install terrazzo and polished concrete flooring.

We have carpet tiles attached to the floor with adhesive tabs at the corners rather than with a fluid adhesive. Are the adhesive tabs to be listed in the adhesives and sealants table?

I've submitted several projects over the past few years, all outside the US where ceramic tile is much more common and will always be locally produced.

I have been pouring over the SCS website for instructions on how to calculate the % of finished floor that is FSC for IEQ 4.3.

I have a YMCA that is installing wood flooring for their gymnasium. They are required to install vent cove base with this kind of floor.

We are discussing the scope of this credit in the office and need clarification as to the limit of what hard surface should be included in IEQc4.3 table.