LEED POINTS
Qualify for LEED Reclaimed Points
Seeking LEED Certification? See Applicable Credits Below
Materials and Resources (MR)
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Incorporating salvaged lumber into a project seeking LEED v5 certification can potentially contribute to earning points in four of five of the Materials and Resources (MR) credits.
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Depending on the scope of the project, use of salvaged lumber could earn up to 3 points in MRc1 Building and Materials Reuse credit if it’s used for both structural and nonstructural applications.
Reduce Embodied Carbon (MRc2)
Building and Materials Reuse (MRc1)
Reduce Embodied Carbon (MRc2)
Reused materials count as zero impacts for A1-A3.
Low-Emitting Materials (MRc3)
Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
Reduce Embodied Carbon (MRc2)
Reused materials count as a low-emitting material – no evaluation needed.
Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
Reused materials achieves the highest multi-attribute score of 5.
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Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
Building Product Selection and Procurement (MRc4)
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