Article Number: 9907
Sereniti Rubber Flooring Awarded Red List Free Declare Label
March 17, 2017 - Expanko Resilient Flooring, a brand of the Stonhard Group, is proud to announce that The Living Building Challenge has awarded a Red List Free Declare Label to Sereniti Rubber Flooring, the newest edition to its commercial flooring products.
The Living Building Challenge is the most advanced sustainability certification program for the built environment in the market today. This initiative is designed to encourage a healthy materials economy that is non-toxic, transparent and socially equitable.
Referred to as a “nutrition label” for building products, a Declare Label lists the ingredients or materials in the product, final assembly, life expectancy and end of life options.
In order to qualify for a Declare Label, a building product must either be free of, or declare any harmful Red List chemicals. Declare facilitates effective communication between manufacturers, building product specifiers and consumers.
Sereniti Rubber Flooring, introduced late 2016, includes highly durable tile, sheet, and stair tread options that leverage exceptional sound absorption, comfort, beauty and environmental sustainability. Expanko is proud to implement the Declare label while maintaining a commitment to deliver environmentally responsible products.
For more details on Expanko Resilient Flooring and/or Sereniti Rubber Flooring visit expanko.com. More information on Declare can be found at declareproducts.com.
About Expanko Resilient Flooring
Expanko Resilient Flooring, a brand of the Stonhard Group, has manufactured high performance floors for commercial environments since 1945. With seven design-friendly product lines for a variety of commercial markets from education to transportation to hospitality, Expanko leverages high performance, low maintenance, and environmentally sensitive, safe floors. With over 70 years of excellence in high performance floors, Expanko continues to deliver innovative products you want and the quality you need. expanko.com
CONTACT:
Cheryl Ort
Expanko Resilient Flooring 610.363.0343 x 5019
cort@expanko.com
The Living Building Challenge is the most advanced sustainability certification program for the built environment in the market today. This initiative is designed to encourage a healthy materials economy that is non-toxic, transparent and socially equitable.
Referred to as a “nutrition label” for building products, a Declare Label lists the ingredients or materials in the product, final assembly, life expectancy and end of life options.
In order to qualify for a Declare Label, a building product must either be free of, or declare any harmful Red List chemicals. Declare facilitates effective communication between manufacturers, building product specifiers and consumers.
Sereniti Rubber Flooring, introduced late 2016, includes highly durable tile, sheet, and stair tread options that leverage exceptional sound absorption, comfort, beauty and environmental sustainability. Expanko is proud to implement the Declare label while maintaining a commitment to deliver environmentally responsible products.
For more details on Expanko Resilient Flooring and/or Sereniti Rubber Flooring visit expanko.com. More information on Declare can be found at declareproducts.com.
About Expanko Resilient Flooring
Expanko Resilient Flooring, a brand of the Stonhard Group, has manufactured high performance floors for commercial environments since 1945. With seven design-friendly product lines for a variety of commercial markets from education to transportation to hospitality, Expanko leverages high performance, low maintenance, and environmentally sensitive, safe floors. With over 70 years of excellence in high performance floors, Expanko continues to deliver innovative products you want and the quality you need. expanko.com
CONTACT:
Cheryl Ort
Expanko Resilient Flooring 610.363.0343 x 5019
cort@expanko.com
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