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See below how SageGlass by Saint-Gobain can contribute to HQE criterion: Choosing construction products in order to limit health related impact.

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Key contribution

Glass is inherently a non-emitting source of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs).

Aim

To promote the consideration of emissions of total volatile organic compounds and formaldehyde, as health-related impacts, in the choice of construction products.

Detailed requirement

Determining the health-related impact of construction products with respect to indoor air quality, choosing construction products to limit the health-related impact of the building and limiting pollution due to wood treatments.

Our contribution

  • 2.4.1. Determine the health-related impact of construction products concerning indoor air quality 
  • 2.4.2. Choose construction products to limit the health-related impact of the building 

As glass is an inert material, it does not emit any VOCs. Because of our desire to know and limit the health impacts of our solutions, an evaluation of the VOC, formaldehyde and CMR emissions of SageGlass insulating glass was conducted under ISO 16000 by an accredited laboratory. Further, tests were carried out, and SageGlass insulating glass obtained an A+/A rating, the highest level.