All of our adhesives contain no added urea formaldehyde, however our wooden doors contain the following:

I looked thru all 2000+ comments and didn't see this addressed. I have a hotel project with a pool, fitness room, vending/ice machines, ect.

I had a question in regards to loading dock.

I am currently defining LPB for 3 different LEED projects under the same developer.

Hi Eliot, The master planning project consists of two parcels with three highrise buildings.

automatic daylighting controls and occupancy sensor are adapted into the project, and many other energy saving measures included,i do not simulate daylighting control and occupancy sensor in the en

Our project is going to allow the natural landscape to return to the landscape areas of the project. Can I claim no potable use and achieve the credit using this strategy?

Does this credit require the use of Section 11, or can Appendix G be used? I previously asked this about EAc1.3, but this credit does state section 11 in the language.

I am checking a compact florescent lamps compliance (integral ballast, bare bulb), which should be 10,000 rated hours according to the credit table. The CFL cut-sheet I've been provided with state

BACKGROUND INFO: - Attempting LEED EB: O&M Certification for a historical train/transit station - The first floor of the station has an opening/threshold (no enclosures) that connects to an u