MONOKOTE® Fire Protection and LEED v4
Building Design + Construction and Interior Design + Construction Rating Systems
Green Attribute | LEED v4 Credit | How MONOKOTE® Fire Protection Products can help |
Recyclability |
Construction and Demolition Waste Management |
In areas where facilities exist, the packaging for all MONOKOTE® SFRM is recyclable. These materials can contribute to two waste streams: paper (from bags) and wood (from pallets). Also, MONOKOTE® product leftover from the project can be reused - eliminating waste. Please contact your local GCP Applied Technologies representative for more information on this program. |
Environmental Product Declaration / Life Cycle Assessment |
Building Product Disclosure and Optimization—Environmental Product Declarations OPTION 1 |
Our ASTM-certified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) for SFRM is a Type III product-specific EPD covering all MONOKOTE® products. This EPD also covers our Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). |
Recycled Content |
Building Product Disclosure and Optimization—Sourcing of Raw Materials OPTION 2 |
Depending on the material that’s right for your job, MONOKOTE® products have up to 8% recycled content. Please contact your local GCP Applied Technologies representative for more information on the recycled content of various MONOKOTE®. |
Ingredient Transparency |
Building Product Disclosure and Optimization—Material Ingredients OPTION 1 |
Our Declare labels and our UL-verified Product Lens transparency report can contribute toward the 20 disclosure statements required to meet the credit threshold. |
VOC Limits |
Low Emitting Materials |
MONOKOTE® SFRM products are third-party tested to meet both the VOC emissions requirements and the VOC content requirements of LEED v4. |
Acoustics |
Acoustic Performance |
In addition to fire resistance properties, MONOKOTE® fireproofing materials provide NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) and STC (Sound Transmission Coefficient) values, reducing the need to purchase and install additional materials for soundproofing within the building envelope. |