Hello, I'm a little confused with this credit. I've entered all the information that I have for the systems furniture that is Greenguard or ANSI certified. I have one piece that is not certified.

I was looking for clarification on the LEED definition of "system's furniture". System's furniture in the interiors world typically means a panel based workstation and it's components.

we're considering using a furniture system component which has been tested thru ANSI/BIFMA M7.1-2011, not 2007.

One project is purchasing Greenguard certified workstation (panel), however my client told me that the metal legs are going to be provided by other vendor.

Hello everybody. How about using older furniture? If a tenant is moving from his current place to his new LEED 2009 CI certified office.

As there is not yet a place to pose a question for Retail-CI, I am hoping someone might still be able to provide confirmation on our team's approach to documenitng the furniture in our project.

I haven't found any other discussions about this - apologies if I missed it somewhere: my client is a custom furniture manufacturer and they are bidding on a LEED CI project.

Would lab casework like in this brochure fall under the 'systems furniture' definition of this credit? Thank you. https://fscimage.fishersci.com/images/D16549~.pdf