Courtesy of O'Brien & Company the following is a list of materials which may be useful for earning USGBC LEED® points for projects which occur in the Puget Sound region:
MR4.1/4.2 Recycled Content
Steel
· Rebar from Cascade Steel Rolling Mills with 71% Post –consumer and 24% Pre-consumer recycled content.
Roofboard:
· Dens Deck from Pacific Construction Systems with 90% Pre-consumer recycled content.
Cement Board
· Durock Cement Board by US Gypsum Company, with 20% Pre-consumer recycled content.
Gypsum Board
· ProRock gypsum board by CertainTeed, with 4% Post-consumer and 10% Pre-consumer recycled content.
· Gypsum board by BPB (also Regional) with 4% Post-consumer and 10% Pre-consumer recycled content.
Particleboard and MDF
· Roseburg Particleboard by Roseburg Forest Products, with 100% Pre-consumer recycled content. Also qualifies under Regional materials.
Insulation
· Sarna Therm Insulation by Sika Sarnafil, with 21% Pre-consumer recycled content.
· Unfaced Fiberglass Insulation and Sound Control Batts from Knauf, with 20% Post-consumer recycled content.
· Rigid Foam Insulation (R-tech) by Insulfoam, with 15% Pre-consumer recycled content. Also Regional.
· MDF by Sierra Pine, with 100% Pre-consumer recycled content.
Countertops, both qualify under Regional materials
· Paperstone with 100% Post-consumer recycled content.
· Squak Mountain with 2.5% Post-consumer and 49% Pre-consumer recycled content.
MR 5 Regional Materials
Wood
· Vancouver Door in Puyallup.
· FSC by FD Sterrit Lumber Company, also Rapidly Renewable.
Regional Steel Sources
· Infra-Metals, Inc; Cascade Steel; Pacific Stair Company; Dietrich; Harris Rebar; NuCor-Yamato Steel.
Asphalt
· Lakeside Industries
MR 6 Rapidly Renewable Materials
· Forbo Marmoleum Real, Johnsonite Rubber Base and Johnsonite Stair Treads by Gold Star.
· Acoustical Insulation, by Thermafiber
· Wood Framing FSC, by FD Sterrit Lumber Company. Also Regional.
· Wood Decking, by Lock Deck
· Wood, laminated, by Unadilla
· Radar Ceiling Tiles, Cornstarch, by USG.
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