Question about LEED Interpretations #100000699 and ID#100000700. Do these mean that the adhesive used to adhere a roofing membrane no longer falls under the scope of this credit?

I am working on an acutal project. We have a product (polyurethan silicone, which already is in use) with an unknown VOC content.

I have evidence that the aerosol adhesive I am using is below the % VOCs per weight limit provided in the LEED Reference Guide for Aerosol Adhesives.

I've understood the LEED EQc4.1-4.3 requirements, including the reference standards, and have pursued LEED credits for these numerous times over the past 10 years, but have more recently have had p

I have a water based primer sealer that the client is looking to use in order to fix artwork to the walls throughout their floors.

My electrical contracting company is using PVC for underground applications(e.g. floorboxes). I assume that it should be characterized under the PVC welding VOC limits of 510g/L.

We are reviewing a submittal for a firestopping product with a two part application. Part 1 is trowel-applied and Part 2 is sprayed on. What category does this fall under in IEQ 4.1?

Vinyl electrical tapes (such as Scotch® Super 33+™ Vinyl Electrical Tape) are included in this credit?

Hi, It is a general practice to use Fevicol SR 998 as duct insulation adhesive due to its bonding with the ducting material. However the VOC content of this product is 700 grams per litre.