Just to be safe we've always included the seam adhesives as "carpet adhesives" and have been able to specify products that comply with the 50 g/L. threshold.

I am currently tracking the LEED Data for a construction project I am on.

Where do we classify in the IEQ 4.1 list the adhesives to be used for wall covering/wall paper?

Has anyone else noticed that the sample template downloads isn't working. The page is blank? Neither the link from here or directly from LEED Online.

The product in question is the Eco Hanger Grip Adhesive from MEI, described as "a construction-type paste adhesive specially designed for bonding insulation hangers to metal ducts and unfinished ma

I keep being asked if Pressure Sensitive Tape qualifies as an adhesive subject to review for EQ c4.1. Normally I'd say no but some carpet installations use similar products.

Many manufacturers state that a product is low emitting, and as a proof send Emicode certification/results.

For a product that "does not contain isocyanates, silicone, solvent or acids" does this mean there are 0 VOCs? Or are there other compounds that could be present that contain VOCs?

Which category does Novaflex metal roof sealant fall into? Thanks