My subcontractor has submitted a Test Report showing the MDF has passed the following:

If we are including temporary wood to meet MRCr7 - Certified Wood, is it required to be NAUF if we are targeting IEQ Cr4.4? The wood would be used for temporary interior components such a

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I am unsure if there is an European ACP applicable for IEQc4.4? And if there is, where I can find it?

We have had problems with wood veneers that blacken/discolor when installed over fire-treated NAUF substrate, especially with light-colored wood.

We are wondering if glulam beams need to contain no added urea formaldehyde? thanks curtis

To comply with IEQc4.4 credit in LEED NC It has been evaluated local furniture suppliers of MDF, used for new buildings and the most regular composite woord and agrifiber for new buildings. In Peru

The only wood products that I will be using in a project are wood plastic composite doors with no added urea-formaldehyde resins. Will I be able to comply with the credit? Many thanks.

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

Hello, This question is also related to any interior LEED credit. We are designing an exhibition space for a museum. This exhibition space has Temporary and Permanent Exhibitions.

Dear all, I'am using acoustic tiles for the ceiling, which is a "Fibrous glass wool" material with a certain formaldehyde content, and a supplier's datasheet states that "the baseboard