I am working on an airport project. Are jet bridges (Division 11), considered to be inside or outside the building envelope?

Hi, I've got a project where paint...

Hi all;

I would ask if the products applied offsite such as(paint for steel structural sections, Aluminum profiles, Wooden doors,...)

and products applied within non-occupied spaces...

I have recently had LEED review for LEM kicked back because the Greenguard Gold or other material certificates were presumed under CDPH v1.2 for Classroom environment vs Office environment. I...

What are your opinions on the four product categories that are most conducive to obtaining LEED EQ Credit: Low Emitting Materials, in version 4.1 (BD+C)? Factors to consider include market...

Randi B. Sustainability Consultant/PM LEEDuser Basic Member September 24, 2022- 1:17 pm Related discussion can be found here:  https://leeduser.buildinggreen.com/forum/high-pressure-laminate-category... Log in or register to post comments Summer Gorder Owner ecoREAL LEEDuser Premium Member 65 thumbs up May 3, 2024- 12:40 pm This link is broken but I assume it is pointing towards  https://leeduser.buildinggreen.com/forum/high-pressure-laminate-category-low-emitting-materials. So a plastic laminate used on built in cabinetry would be placed in the furniture category. Same for composite countertops that are built in (with no wood). Log in or register to post comments ...

I have Millwork that was built offsite and installed as built in cabinetry. I've seen a lot of back and forth on this and I'm wondering if it has ever finalized. It contains Plastic Laminate,...

Hello,

I am seeking clarification on a specific requirement mentioned in LEED V4.1 EQ Credit: Low Emitting Materials, specifically on page 235. The document mentions that...

Anybody have advice on how to document a plywood product is manufactured to PS-1 or PS-2 standard for fire treated products?  I am getting pushback from...

Dears, 

is NSF/ANSI 140 Carpet - Platinum certificate approved and considered in Low Emitting Credit? I've looked at the certification and there is no reference to CDPH standards.

...