What are Health Product Declarations?
A Health Product Declaration (HPD) provides a transparent account of the materials and substances contained within our products, as well as any potential human health effects they might have.
These findings are then compared to a set of safer chemical data lists like GreenScreen that government agencies have established.
Why are HPDs important?
Architects and designers are now looking beyond water and energy performance and are paying more attention to how a building may impact the health of its occupants.
HPDs encourage the specification of products and materials that have disclosed their inventoried chemical ingredients by way of an accepted methodology. HPDs also promote selected products that have been verified to minimize the use and generation of harmful substances.
How can Sloan products help your project?
To achieve LEED v5 Materials and Resources credit—HPD for BD+C, your project team must permanently install at least 20 different products from five different manufacturers who have an HPD in compliance with the Health Product Declaration Open Standard. For HPD for ID+C, your project team must install at least 10 different products from at least three different manufacturers.
HPDs also qualify for other green building rating systems, including Living Building Challenge (LBC) and WELL.
All of Sloan's Health Product Declarations are listed in the Health Product Declaration Collaborative Public Repository and can help you earn additional LEED credits.
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