2011 Environmental Product Guide - Sea Grant College Program

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09 00 00 FINISHES: FLOORING: CARPETING (cont.)Product NameNature's CarpetLight Green &Medium GreenCarpetrEvolveModular Carpet TileDistributionCompany Name IS SO OIGreen BuildersDepotManningtonCommercialT&A SupplyCompanyXXOrigin ofSupplyVancouver, BCCanadaCalhoun, GAThird PartyCertificationCRI Green LabelPlusCRI GreenLabelSCSVOCLevelsToxicity--- Low ToxicityZero VOC ---Environmentally PreferableFeatures- 100% New Zealand Wool:a rapidly renewable resource- Reusable- Recyclable- Energy efficient- Water conserving- 27% - 29% post-industrial:content- 10% - 11% post-consumercontent- Reusable- RecyclableWarranty/Lifespan7 / 30+Lifetime/ 30+Return to Table Of ContentsAdditional Info- Filters allergens and dust,improves IAQ- Qualifies for LEED creditsOffers recycling program calledLOOP that takes back carpet at theend of its useful life to re-use orrecycle and not be landfilledShawBroadloom andcarpet tilesAmerican CarpetOnePHF Hawaii, INC dbaPacific HomeFurnishingsShaw IndustriesXUSACRI GreenLabel PlusCradle toCradle SilverZero VOC ---- Reusable- Recyclable- Minimum 25% recycledcontentLifetime/ --- Qualifies for LEED credits:MR Credit 4: RecycledContent; IEQ 3.1/3.2Construction IAQ Mgmt Plan;IEQ 4.1/4.3 Low-EmittingMaterials; ID 1.1 Innovation &Design; EB MR 3 SustainablePurchasing; EB MR 9 SolidWaste Mgmt- Shaw takes back carpet atend of its life and recycles itinto new productUltrabac REBroadloomCarpetManningtonCommercialT&A SupplyCompanyFLOORING: RESILIENTX Calhoun, GA CRI Green Label Zero VOC SBR- Energy efficient- Water conserving- 10%-13% post-consumercontent- Reusable- Recyclable15 / 15+Offers recycling program calledLOOP that takes back carpet at theend of its useful life to re-use orrecycle and not be landfilledArmstrongLinoleum withNaturcoteLinoleum flooringArmstrongCommercial FlooringTri-West Ltd.Wayne'sFlooringX Germany FloorScore Low-VOC ---- 35% post-industrial in the form ofwood dust and cork flour- 36% rapidly renewable contentcomprised of cork, linseed oil andjute backing5 / --- California Section 01350- Qualifies for LEED credits: EQCredit 4.3 - Low-emittingMaterials; MR Credit 4.0 -Recycled Content (10% or20%) MR Credit 6.0 - RapidlyRenewable ResourceArmstrongMigrationsBioBased TileArmstrongCommercial FlooringTri-West Ltd.Wayne'sFlooringX Jackson, MS FloorScoreFloor-Scorecertified lowemittingPVC-free- Bio-Stride is a polymerwith 2% rapidlyrenewable content- 10% post-industrialrecycled limestonecontent5 / --- USGBC member- Qualifies for LEED credits:EQ Credit 4.3 - Low-emittingMaterials; MR Credit 4.0 -Recycled Content; MR Credit6.0 - Rapidly RenewableResourcesBurke EcoFitnessFlexiblesSports and fitnessflooringTri-West Ltd. X San Jose, CA --- --- ---- 71% post-consumerrecycled content- Durable5 / --Qualifies for LEED credits: recycledcontent materials56
09 00 00 FINISHES: FLOORING: RESILIENT (cont.)Product NameDistributionCompany Name IS SO OIOrigin ofSupplyThird PartyCertificationVOCLevelsToxicityEnvironmentally PreferableFeaturesWarranty/LifespanReturn to Table Of ContentsAdditional InfoBurke EcoFitnessNaturalsIndoor sports andfitness flooringTri-West Ltd. X San Jose, CA --- --- ---- 88% post-consumerrecycled content- Durable5 / --Qualifies for LEED credits: recycledcontent materialsBurke EcoScoreMulti-PurposeRubber TileAthletic RubberFlooringTri-West Ltd. X San Jose, CA --- --- ---- 67% post-consumerrecycled content- Durable10 / --Qualifies for LEED credits: recycledcontent materialsBurke LuxuryVinyl TileFlooringTri-West Ltd. X San Jose, CA --- --- PVC- 67% post-consumerrecycled content- Durable10 commercial25 residential/ --Qualifies for LEED credits: recycledcontent materialsBurke TurfAnti-slipindoor/outdoorflooringTri-West Ltd. X San Jose, CA --- --- ---90% post-consumer recycledcontent6 / --Made from recycled bus and trucktire strips adhered to a reinforcedscrim backingDinoflexRecycled rubberflooringArchitecturalSurfaces Inc.XSalmon Arm,B.C. CanadaFloorScore ---Binder doesnot containsolvents- Composed of up to 90%recycled post-consumerblack tire rubber- Recyclable---- Transportation efficiency forproduct- At end of product life, can bereturned to manufacturer tobe resued and recycledECOsurfacesECOnightsRecycled SBR tirerubber flooringRW Supply ---FloorScoreCHPS--- ---- 91% post-consumer recycledcontent- Recyclable- Durable: good UV-stability andabrasion resistance---- Qualifies for LEED credits- Washington State standardfor IAQ compliant- Supports ASTM e2129-01Sustainability AssessmentECOsurfacesECOrocksRecycled rubberflooringRW Supply --- FloorScore --- ---- 13.4% pre-consumer and37.3% post-consumerrecycled content- Recyclable- Durable: good UV-stabilityand abrasion resistance---- Qualifies for LEED credits- Washington State standardfor IAQ compliant- Supports ASTM e2129-01Sustainability AssessmentEdge Effects TPWall BaseManningtonCommercialT&A SupplyCompanyXSan Jose, CASCSFloorScoreZero VOC ---- Energy efficient- Water conserving- 10% post-industrial (preconsumer)recycledcontent- Recyclable5 / 20The recommended adhesive, MR-101, meet LEED criteria forcertification under Credit 4.1 LowEmitting Materials -- Adhesives &SealantsJohnsoniteEcolibriumbiobasedRubber wall baseRW Supply --- Floor Score --- ---- 16% pre-consumer recycledcontent- Rapidly renewableresources: 5.2% all profiles- 100% recyclable- Biobased: from pine rosin,walnut shell, vegetable oil,and oyster shells--- Qualifies for LEED creditsKarndeanLVT flooringAmerican CarpetOneXLas Vegas, NVGREENGUARDISO 14001Low-VOCBinder doesnot containsolvents- Recyclable- 50% recycled content (PVC)- Biodegradable---- USGBC member- Qualifies for LEED credits57
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