Hello, Do roll-out carpets / rugs usually used in residential apartments need to be certified?

I am hoping someone can direct me as to the best way to fill out the IEQ-4 forms given the situation. We are in a pre-bid situation filling out the LEED forms, and because it is public bid work we

I read the string of comments on acetone being used as a floor stripper in polished concrete applications.

Is there a comprehensive spreadsheet that I can download to document/track all of the information for the MR credits?

On version 4.0 of the LEED Online Form, if you selected "Flooring: Mineral-based" or "Unfinished/Untreated Solid Wood", then under "Referenced Standard" the word "exempt would appear.

California Specifications Section 01350 and "California Department of Heath Services standards" are these one and the same?

We are using CRI certified carpet that directly adheres to the installed ceramic tiles, so we don't add any adhesives or sealants on-site.

I'm working on a project that is classified as "New Construction" & not a "School Project" My LEED Reference guide for green building design & construction updated as of June 2010 states t

Is there a LEED standard for carpet properties or hard surface properties that affect the collection or resuspension of dust?

Aside from grout, are MORTARS included in the IEQ 4.3 floor finishing system tile setting materials listing?