Hello, We are looking at a composite wood being manufactured in Singapore for use on exterior decking using melamine-urea-formaldehyde as the resin.

After reading through the threads above, I didnt see a clear cut answer. Can I use ULEF composite wood on my LEEDv2009 job for IEQc4.4?

Hi everyone! we are building a Hotel and Residences and are willing to certify as New Construction.

Above it says "The laminates themselves are not covered by the credit—just the adhesives." Does this mean that you do NOT include any laminate or veneer products under this credit?

Hello, Are floor joists considered part of the building interior? So artificial wood used in the joists cannot have urea formaldehyde?

Were'a a GC. Does insulation (board and/or batt) need to also be NAUF either under this credit or elsewhere?

I have a wall cladding product that is made from salvaged solid wood and salvaged glulams that have been resawn.

I'm only submitting this request for clarification as a last resort: the contractor says only Greenguard certification is available, but I don't see anything in the thread or the manual commenting

Hello, I am having a lot of difficulty finding a (European) kitchen that qualifies for this credit.

One of our clients is planning to use a tackable fabric tile composed of NAUF MDF, fiberboard (fiberglass with a urea formaldehdye resin), UF-free adhesive and fabric. The tile is like a sandwich.