Recycled Content:

Temple-Inland gypsum sheathing manufactured in West Memphis, Arkansas, Cumberland City, Tennessee, has been certified by Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) in accordance to ISO 14021 standards to contain a minimum of 93% recycled material on a dry-weight basis. This consists of at least 90% pre-consumer recycled content and 3% post-consumer recycled content.

• Sustainable Materials Data
• Green Building Products Brochure

• Mileage Reference Map

Sulfur Emissions:
• Sulfur-Bearing Gases Test Results - MAS Project M51749
• Carbon Disulfide & Carbonyl Sulfide Verification - MAS Project M49785 - Cumberland City Plant
• Carbon Disulfide & Carbonyl Sulfide Verification - MAS Project M49786 - Fletcher Plant
• Carbon Disulfide & Carbonyl Sulfide Verification - MAS Project M49787 - McQueeney Plant

VOC Emissions:
• MAS certified to CHPS standard

MSDS
• Gypsum Board Material Safety Data Sheet

Third-Party Certifications:
• MAS Certified Green Certificate for Temple-Inland Specialty Gypsum Board
• Emissions Compliance Report per California DPH Standard Practice Section 01350 - Specialty Gypsum Board

For more information about all of Temple-Inland's third-party certifiers, click on About the Certifiers.

Temple-Inland is a proud member of the U.S. Green Building Council.
The ‘USGBC Member Logo’ is a trademark owned by the U.S. Green Building Council and is used by permission.

• The use of Temple-Inland gypsum sheathing with high levels of certified recycled can contribute toward credits in the following green construction rating system categories:
LEED-NC:
• MR credit 4
  Recycled Content
  awards 1 or 2 points for using products with recycled content that constitute at least 10% or 20%, based on cost, of the total value of project materials.
NAHB National Green Building Standard:
• NAHB 604.1(2)
  Pre-Consumer Recycled Content
  specifies the use of recycled content products in major areas such as walls, floors, insulation and roofing.

• The use of any Temple-Inland gypsum board can contribute toward credits in the following green construction rating system categories:
LEED-NC:
• MR credit 5
  Local/Regional Materials
  awards 1 or 2 points for using materials on a project that are extracted and manufactured within 500 miles that constitute at least 10% or 20%, based on cost, of the total value of project materials.
2009 LEED for Schools:
• IEQ credit 4.6
  Ceiling and Wall Systems
  awards 1 point if all gypsum board meets the testing and product requirements of the California Department of Health Services Standard Practice for the Testing of Volatile Organic Emissions.

• CHPS conformance info
• Sustainable Materials Data
• Mileage Reference Map.