Declare is a nutrition label for building products. It is designed to help specifiers quickly identify products that meet their project requirements. Declare labels disclose all intentionally-added ingredients and residuals at or above 100ppm (0.01%) present in the final product by weight. Each ingredient must be reported with a chemical name, CAS number, and percentage or percentage range.
This certification confirms products have met rigorous criteria for quality control procedures, material formulations, sourcing, and indoor air quality performance.
Products do not contain chemicals called phthalates that soften plastic & vinyl and make them flexible but have raised concerns about negative health effects.
Products do not contain dioxins and phthalates to be safer for the spaces they are used in.
Polypropylene has a high melting point, so it is often chosen for containers that must accept hot liquid. It is accepted by most recycling programs.
For a manufacturer to claim a product is Red List Free, it must disclose 100 percent of ingredients and be found to obtain no Red List chemicals at levels at or above 100ppm or 0.01 percent.
Engineered to meet the safety and performance requirements of today’s most demanding commercial specifiers. Featuring a truly waterproof and 100% PVC-free construction. MOTO is a commercial-grade PVC-free flooring designed with a focus on health and safety. Its ultra-durable construction is ideal for high-traffic spaces.
Dimensions (nominal): 3.0 mm Thick Overall, 7” W x 48” L
Construction: Polypropylene MCP Mineral Composite Core
Finish: Low Gloss Polypropylene
Wear Layer: 20 mil Polypropylene
Wear Resistant: AC6
Texture: Wood Grain
Profile: 4-Sided Eased Edge
Packaging: 32.67 sf/ctn, 70 ctn/plt, 2286.67 sf/plt
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