Together, We’re Building A Sustainable Future.

Leed credits guide to jm ProductsTogether, we’re building a sustainable future.

Products as innovative as your designs.LEED - NC v2.2 Credit OpportunitiesYou want to create sustainable buildings—structures that preservethe natural environment, use less energy, last longer and are morecomfortable to be in and around. Perhaps your next projectwill be certified under the U.S. Green Building Council’s (USGBC)Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED )Green Building Rating System. We can help.What is JM doing to help you build green?We make roofing systems, thermal and acoustical building andmechanical insulations, interior wall coverings and materials usedin carpets, ceiling tiles, and acoustic wall panels and partitions.Many of our products are fundamental to energy efficiency, anaspect of sustainable design that is becoming more and moreimportant as the global demand for energy grows. But we’re busymaking our products and processes even better—for exampleusing more recycled content and developing formulations thatimprove indoor air quality.A brief overview of what we contribute: Cool roofing products that reduce energy costs and mitigatethe “heat island” effect of development The only complete line of Formaldehyde-free fiber glassbuilding insulation that improves indoor air quality while itsaves energy and controls sound Energy conservation and acoustic comfort solutions for airhandling systems and commercial interiors Insulation with more certified post-consumer recycled contentthan that of other fiber glass insulation manufacturers Research and engineering support in partnership with otherbuilding product manufacturers to develop more sustainable,better performing interior finish materials Programs that teach architects, specifiers and buildersabout products and methods that conserve resources, lowercosts, enhance the built environment and preserve thenatural environmentDedicated to Developing sustainable products.Our commitment doesn’t stop here. As a charter member of theUSGBC, JM will continue developing better products to help youbuild green. Think of JM when you think of sustainable building.Together, we’re building a greener future.Sustainable Sitespp 3 - 4Energy and Atmospherepp 5 - 6Materials and Resourcespp 7-9Innovation and Designp 10Indoor Environmental Qualitypp 11-12Future LEED and Building Sciencepp 13 -14Product Descriptions andLEED Credit Opportunitiespp 15 -16For credit opportunities under otherLEED programs, contact us at JM.com/buildgreen.Cover Case StudyBuilding:RadioShack Riverfront CampusWorld HeadquartersLocation:Fort Worth, TexasLEED certification level:SilverArchitect:HKS Inc.Construction:The Beck GroupPhotograph by:Blake Marvin, HKS ArchitectureLocated on 34 acres, the RadioShackRiverfront Campus World Headquartersis the largest project in Texasto qualify for LEED certification.Indoor air quality was a majorconcern, so the architects usedJM Formaldehyde-free fiber glassinsulation to help minimize theamount of volatile organic compoundsand promote the well-beingand productivity of employees inthe workplace.Johns Manville Building Products – LEED Credits Guide

Sustainable Sites (LEED -NC 2.2)JM products that help earnSustainable Sites creditsJM is your partner in protecting habitatand maximizing open space.Use Johns Manville’s many roofing products when you need tocontribute to Sustainable Sites credits. Whether you are planning avegetated or reflective roof, we can help you meet regulations, lowerbuilding operation costs and achieve environmental goals.SS Credit 5.1:Site Development: Protect or Restore Habitat1 PointIntent:Conserve existing natural areas and restore damaged areas to provide habitat andpromote biodiversity.Requirements:OPTION 2 – Use native or adapted vegetation over 50% of the previouslydeveloped site area, including vegetated roof surface areaSS Credit 5.2:Site Development: Maximi GY 3 Plus RoofInsulation orENRGY 3 25 PSI)520JM glass textile decorative wall coveringscan contribute to LEED MR Credit 6: RapidlyRenewable Materials.Post-consumerPost-industrialRecycled Content (Pre-consumer)RecycledContentBatt and Roll Insulation5Wall CoveringsRoofing System ProductsThe recycled content of these JM productscontributes to LEED MRc4.1 Recycled Content 10%and 4.2 Recycled Content 20%.QRS500 milesGLMNOPQRSRockdale, ILBremen, INRichmond, INDefiance, OHTuscumbia, ALWinder, GAMacon, GAJacksonville, FLTUVWXYZEdinburg, VAWoodstock, VAHazleton, PAPenbryn, NJEdison, NJPawtucket, RILewiston, MEVisit JM.com/buildgreenfor more information onwhere JM products areextracted, processed andmanufactured near yourproject site.

Innovation and Design Process (LEED -NC 2.2 )Acoustic Comfort:Noise Pollution ReductionAccording to Innovation in DesignCIR Ruling dated 4/5/2004:“A point in innovation may be available ifthe project team demonstrates that theyhave significantly exceeded standardpractice for acoustic comfort within thisbuilding type. Please provide standardsused as a baseline if applicable. Alloccupied building spaces should beincluded in this strategy, includingcorridors, break rooms, etc.”In office and educational environments,the HVAC system may be a significantcontributor to noise. A critical strategyfor noise reduction is to specify fiberglass acoustical duct liners or ductboard to reduce noise transmissionresulting from: Fans, dampers and equipment “Crosstalk” traveling from roomto room Sheet metal contraction andexpansionFiber glass duct insulation deliverssuperior control of mechanical noise,especially when you provide anincreased liner thickness in the20 feet of the duct leading to thevent or diffuser.JM HELPS YOU EXCEED EXPECTATIONS.To earn Innovation in Design LEED points, you need building materials thatgo beyond required performance minimums. At JM, we strive to developnext-generation products, such as our insulation made without formaldehyde,our factory-applied cool roof coating that reduces emissions during theconstruction process and our many products that provide acoustic comfort.Trust JM products to contribute to your innovative design strategies.ID Credit 1.1–1.4:1- 4 PossiblePointsInnovation in DesignIntent:To provide design teams and projects the opportunity to be awarded pointsfor exceptional performance above the requirements set by the LEED - NCGreen Building Rating System and/or innovative performance in GreenBuilding categories not specifically addressed by the LEED - NC Green BuildingRating System.Suggested Strategy:Comprehensive Formaldehyde ReductionIntent:Provide a safe and healthy environment for both construction teams andbuilding occupants.Requirements:Meet the requirements of existing LEED credits associated with formaldehydereduction AND comply with the additional measures outlined below in order toobtain a comprehensive formaldehyde reduction in the building. To accomplishthis, the following are required: Specify no- or low-formaldehyde-emitting products/appliances for each of thefollowing if/as incorporated in the project:- Composite wood and agrifiber—meet LEED - NC EQc4.4 credit requirements- Insulation made without formaldehyde Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Control—meet LEED EQp2credit requirements Thermal Comfort Design—meet LEED - NC EQc7.1 credit requirements Monitor Air Quality—install indoor VOC/formaldehyde sensorSuggested Strategy:Comprehensive Exterior VOC-emitting Materials ReductionFor more information on earningInnovation in Design credits,contact us at JM.com/buildgreen.Intent:Provide a safe and healthy outdoor environment for both construction teamsand building occupants. Reduce outdoor pollution resulting from constructionpractices and material selection.Requirements:Significantly reduce the amount of VOCs released to the outdoor air throughconstruction practices and materials selection by specifying low-VOC-emittingproducts for each of the following if/as incorporated in the project: Factory-applied cool roof coating (rather than field applied) No added urea-formaldehyde composite wood exterior doors Low-VOC siding materials (composite wood and cement products) Low-VOC pesticides and vegetation care products Heat island effect: roof—meet LEED - NC SS7.2 credit requirements VOC limits for concrete sealants and caulks, exterior paints, wood stains andsealers, and metal stains and sealers Describe the regional air quality context to justify the restriction of outdooremissions of VOCsJohns Manville Building Products – LEED Credits Guide10

Indoor Environmental Quality (LEED -NC 2.2 )JM Formaldehyde - free fiber glass building insulationimproves indoor air quality.A logical way to reduce indoor air quality problems is to reduce sourcesof formaldehyde. We offer an entire line of fiber glass building insulationthat improves indoor air quality because it’s made without formaldehyde.No formaldehyde was detected in our Formaldehyde-free buildinginsulation during testing by Berkeley Analytical Laboratories. And JM isworking to expand Formaldehyde-free insulation offerings throughoutour product line.JM products that helpearn Indoor EnvironmentalQuality creditsEarn IEQc3.2 Construction IAQ ManagementPlan, Option 2-Air Quality Testing, by usinglow-emitting building materials. SpecifyingJM Formaldehyde-free products meansfewer sources of formaldehyde.Building InsulationBatt and Roll InsulationEQ Credit 3.2:Construction IAQ Management Plan: Before Occupancy1 PointIntent:Reduce indoor air quality problems resulting from the construction/renovationprocess in order to help sustain the comfort and well-being of constructionworkers and building occupants.Requirements:Develop and implement an Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) Management Plan for thepre-occupancy phase as follows:OPTION 2 – Air Testing (maximum LEED-allowed formaldehyde airconcentration: 50 ppb)ComfortTherm Plastic-wrappedFiber Glass Insulation Batts and RollsFoil-Faced Fiber Glass Insulation BattsFSK-25 Faced Fiber Glass Insulation BattsKraft-Faced Fiber Glass InsulationBatts and RollsMR Faced Mold- and Mildew-resistantFiber Glass Insulation BattsPanel Deck FSK-25 & PSK FacedFiber Glass Insulation BattsUnfaced Fiber Glass Insulation Batts and Rollsindoor air quality and Fiber glass duct liners and duct board.Blow-in and Spray-in InsulationMany Johns Manville air duct products incorporate our exclusivePermacote airstream surface system. This acrylic polymer surface helpsguard against incursion of dust or dirt into the substrate, minimizingthe potential for biological growth. Permacote coating is also formulatedwith an immobilized, U.S. EPA-registered agent to protect the coatingfrom the potential growth of fungus and bacteria. Products incorporatingthe Permacote coating pass ASTM C 1071 fungi testing, as well as themore stringent ASTM G 21 test.Climate Pro Loose Fill Fiber Glass InsulationAccording to the U.S. EPA, “Duct board and duct liner are widelyused in duct systems because of their excellent acoustic, thermal, andcondensation control properties. If the HVAC system is properly designed,fabricated, installed, operated and maintained, these duct systems poseno greater risk of mold growth than duct systems made of sheet metal orany other materials.”*Studies of fiber glass duct liner and fiber glass duct board conductedover the last three decades demonstrate no significant fiber erosion onsurfaces in typical HVAC systems. When properly installed, operatedand maintained, these products do not increase airborne fiber levelsin ns Manville Building Products – LEED Credits GuideSpider Spray-in Custom Fiber Glass Insulationand Delivery SystemMechanical InsulationInsulation for Air Handling DuctsEnviroAire Duct BoardMicrolit

Mechanical Insulation Pipe, Tank and Equipment Insulation Micro-Flex Large Diameter Pipe & Tank Insulation Micro-Lok HP Pipe Insulation Micro-Lok Pipe Insulation Spin-Glas 800 Series Duct & Equipment Insulation Spin-Glas 1000 Series High Temperature Equipment Insulation Insulation for Rectangular Steel Ducts Linacoustic RC Duct Liner