I have a letter from the manufacturer stating that the laminating adhesive that will be used in the fabrication of the doors contains no added formaldehyde. (NAF).

I wanted to double check that wood veneer flooring with a composite base would base would have to comply with both IEQc4.4 and IEQc4.3.

Does Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (composition: Mineral Wool) can be used as material to comply with this credit.

This is what I glean from reading comments and other sources. engineered lumber does need to meet this standard because it is considered interior, within the "weather barrier".

Is the expression that a product contains "no UF" exactly the same as "no added UF"? In other words would omitting "added" impact on a products' declaration for compliance for IEQc4.4?

Hi, On a recent project here in California, some of the subs on a project purchased bamboo plywood labelled as meeting California Air Resources Board (CARB) phase II standards (which measure emiss

IEQc4.4 watchers should check out LEED Interpretation #10250, issued January 1, 2013. It makes what used to be a black and white credit requirement has become more nuanced.

1. What information must you have to complete the calculations for the LEED EQ Credit Low-Emitting Materials Composite Wood and Agrifiber Products. 2.

I am currently considering submitting a plywood product for cabinetry that does contain Urea Formaldehyde adhesives.