LEED & Sustainability Hub
Short Introductory text. In plain language, explain what EPDs etc are and why they matter for LEED v5. Try to keep it to no more than 3-4 lines. Not a big, huge paragraph.
Everything You Need for LEED v5
This is where you should talk about Stonhard's position as a resource for architect etc designing projects with LEEDv5's Building Product Selection and Procurement credit.
Talk up how Stonhard has the specific high-tier EPDs etc for its flooring systems. If Stonhard's GWP values are favorable compared to industry averages, this is where I would highlight that fact.
Highlight that this is those professionals' one-stop-shop for the information and documentation they need. Make Stonhard the obvious choice because your products are superior and you created this resource to make the documentation side simple, AND your team is available if the user has questions or needs additional documentation. Be careful not to let become a wall of text.
Leed tab content header
Be specific. Give good information that makes it easier for people to use this information. Talk up how Stonhard has the specific high-tier EPDs etc for its flooring systems.
Leed tab content header
Be specific. Give good information that makes it easier for people to use this information. Talk up how Stonhard has the specific high-tier EPDs etc for its flooring systems.
How To Use These Resources for LEED v5
This is a practical "how-to" section, not promotional marketing copy. In this section, tell the specifier exactly what to do with these documents.
Which LEED v5 credits to Stonhard's EPDs etc support? What does the specifier submit and where does that go in their documentation? Be specific. Give good information that makes it easier for people to use this information. For example, from my quick research, you could include specific details like:
Three LEED v5 credits are in scope:
• Building Product Selection and Procurement (BPSP) — up to 5 points. A product-specific Type Ill EPD achieves Level 1 automatically.
• Quantify and Assess Embodied Carbon (MRp2) — mandatory prerequisite for all LEED v5 projects. Flooring is explicitly tracked. Without a Stonhard EPD, project teams default to conservative EPA values that make the product look worse than it performs.
• Reduced Embodied Carbon (REC) — up to 6 additional points if GWP values meet reduction thresholds against industry baselines.
Break up this content as much as you can and have it still make sense. Consider using H3 subheadings, bullets, images, tables etc to organize information and keep it from being an intimidating wall of text. This will help with UX, SEO, and Al visibility.
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