Hello- We are submitting for IEQ credits 4.1, 4.2, and 4.3 and there are several materials that overlap all three of these categories, primarily carpet adhesive (which would fall under 4.1 and 4.3)

This LEED Interpretation states that touch-up paint consists of small unanticipated quantities that can't be controlled by specifications, and therefore is exempt from the credit.

It seems like ceramic tile grout sealer should be considered as a "Waterproofing Concrete/Masonry Sealer" with a VOC limit of 400g/L The grout is a cement product.

In the Bird's Eye View info, the "Shortcut to the VOC budget method" caught my attention under the "FAQs for IEQc4.2" section - this applies to me!

Good afternoon all, I have a question about LEED certification. We produce high quality water basied paints in Kazakhstan. Our products are certificated by Kazakh Certification Center.

This is actually a LEED for Healthcare question dealing with exterior applied products. In several roofing sections we ask for "non-fibrated aluminum paint".

I am remembering hearing of an addendum, errata or CIR, clarifying that materials that undergo a chemical reaction DURING installation (e.g.

What is the VOC Limit for Industrial Maintenance and Dry Fog?

What if.... you have two products being purchased for a project: 1) a zero-VOC paint, and 2) an anti-rust additive with 550 VOC g/l that is mixed in with paint after purchase.

Hello, My project contains interior galvanized steel which will need repairing during installation.