The credit language states: particle board, MDF, wheatboard, door cores, and laminating adhesive used for assemblies. We have a reconstituted teak veneer that will go on wood panels and doors.

In reference to postings dated 10/23/13 by Steve Keppler and Hernando Miranda, the response did not take into consideration the LEED Interpretation #10250 dated 4/1/13 stating that composite wood p

Does CARB 93120 certified MDF comply with the NAUF criteria?

Hi, If I include FF&E in the MR calculations, is this also necessary for this credit? Thanks, Adrienn

Since LEED-S projects can use NAUF compliance in place of CA 01350, can a NC or CI project use CA 01350 compliance or GREENGUARD Gold (formerly children & Schools) or CARB II in place of NAUF?

My door core consists of the following: Gypsum, organic fibers, fiber glass and inert binders. Does my door core classify as composite wood?

Would insulation be exempt from the "no added UF" requirement?

Most regular composite wood contains/ added urea formaldehyde.

Does this credit cover bamboo flooring?

I've been told there's no marine grade plywood product that I can use on foodservice millwork that complies with this credit.