Is the expression that a product contains "no UF" exactly the same as "no added UF"? In other words would omitting "added" impact on a products' declaration for compliance for IEQc4.4?

I wanted to double check that wood veneer flooring with a composite base would base would have to comply with both IEQc4.4 and IEQc4.3.

Does Acoustic Ceiling Tiles (composition: Mineral Wool) can be used as material to comply with this credit.

This is what I glean from reading comments and other sources. engineered lumber does need to meet this standard because it is considered interior, within the "weather barrier".

1. What information must you have to complete the calculations for the LEED EQ Credit Low-Emitting Materials Composite Wood and Agrifiber Products. 2.

Hi, On a recent project here in California, some of the subs on a project purchased bamboo plywood labelled as meeting California Air Resources Board (CARB) phase II standards (which measure emiss

IEQc4.4 watchers should check out LEED Interpretation #10250, issued January 1, 2013. It makes what used to be a black and white credit requirement has become more nuanced.

Is it possible to use the LEED v4 standards (ULEF of NAF) to apply for the LEED 2009 credit?

I am currently considering submitting a plywood product for cabinetry that does contain Urea Formaldehyde adhesives.