Look up whether a specific carpet or adhesive product is CRI Green Label Plus certified
domain: green-building-certifications · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Use the Carpet and Rug Institute's certified product list at carpet-rug.org (Green Label Plus products page) as the primary lookup source
Alternatively check UL's SPOT sustainability database, since UL Environment has an agreement to include CRI Green Label Plus certified carpet, cushion, and adhesive products in SPOT
Confirm the product category, since Green Label Plus has separate certification tracks for carpet, carpet adhesive, and carpet cushion, each tested for a different chemical panel (carpets and adhesives tested for VOC emissions across a defined list of compounds)
Confirm certification is current, since Green Label Plus involves ongoing/follow-up testing to maintain compliance rather than a one-time award
If the product is not found on either list, treat it as unverified/not-certified rather than assuming certification based on marketing claims alone
Known gotchas
Green Label (original, basic) and Green Label Plus are different certification tiers — do not treat a 'Green Label' claim as equivalent to the more stringent 'Green Label Plus'
Certification is product-line and formulation specific; a manufacturer having some Green Label Plus products does not mean all of its products are certified
Cross-check both the CRI list and UL SPOT if one shows no result, since listing completeness between the two platforms was not independently verified in this research
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