I have a client wanting to install modular panels consisting of liquid sealed within the tiles in a small area of their building. The product is made up of two sheets of polycarbonate sealed...

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...

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 "...

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...

Has anyone found a FloorScore certified cork flooring product? There's nothing listed as compliant on FloorScore's website and I've tried a few manufacturers without any luck. Thanks!

The requirement states that Projects outside the U.S. may use the German AgBB/DIBt testing method and all testing methods based on AgBB/DIBt method (GUT, EMICODE, Blue Angel) using test results...

Does recycled solid...

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I'd just like to clarify: would ceramic be considered a mineral based floor and therefore be exempt from any tests? I am asking because some tiles receive an enamel coating or...

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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...

I see this topic somewhat proposed, but I haven't been able to really see an answer. Our situation is such that all our floors are complying with the requirements of EQc4.3, except a couple...