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Ceramic tiles adhesives are listed with limit value 50 g/l. Cements and mortars, if used for similar purpose, I would handle with same limit value.
Thanks Reinhard. I understand the VOC limit, but what I am asking about is what in the tile assembly / installation is considered tile adhesive? is it that the latex mortar and epoxy grout need to comply? or it is some other component? thanks for your assistance.
All adhesives and sealants that are utilized inside the weather barrier must comply so I would ensure that anything that is utilized to adhere the tile to the surface be low voc. In our past experience this has included grout and mortar.
Thank you Josh, I could not have said it better.
In form for IEQc4.3 there is a category listed "mortar/grout" and its limit is 250 g/L. It has been noted somewhere in the forums but I cannot recall where I saw it.
Petr
Does anybody know where the 250 g/L limit for mortar grout is on the LEED reference guide? I dont see it anywhere.
Also, acording to the ceramic tile adhesive, it is 65 g/L, not 50, is this right?
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