Surface iQ(TM) Wallcoverings Now Certified to Meet CHPS Indoor Air Quality Requirements
(CSRwire) NORTH WALPOLE, NH. – January 31, 2008 - Len-Tex Corporation announced
today that its entire line of Surface iQ(TM) non-vinyl wallcoverings has
been certified to meet the criteria of the Collaborative for High
Performance Schools (CHPS section 01350) in independent laboratory
testing.
CHPS is an initiative for California schools that is the nation's first
rating program to promote the design and construction of school buildings
that excel in environmental efficiency and healthy building practices.
Schools installing Surface iQ wallcoverings now can qualify for points
under Indoor Environmental Quality Credit EQ2.2.
"We originally designed the Surface iQ line for use in the healthcare
industry where indoor air quality is paramount" said Don Lennon, Len-Tex
President. "We're very pleased that it can now also play a part in making
schools healthier places for kids".
Surface iQ wallcoverings contain no PVC or heavy metals, are
chlorine-free, and printed using water based inks. They also Exceed
CCC-W-408-D requirements for type II wallcoverings.
For more information about Surface iQ wallcoverings visit www.surfaceiq.com.
