Chase is proud to announce that we have developed a door that will contribute to LEED credits. The EcoSwing™ might look like our SRP5000 door, but the panel is made out of 98% post-consumer recycled content. The window is approximately 80% recycled content and the spine is recycled anodized aluminum with 81% recycled content, 57% pre-consumer content, and 24% post consumer content. According to U.S. Green Building Council, LEED is an internationally recognized green building certification system. LEED lays out a framework for identifying and implementing practical and measurable green building design, construction, operations and maintenance solutions. Materials that contain both pre-consumer and/or post-consumer recycled content will contribute towards LEED credits. Recycled content is calculated based on the amount of recycled material in the product, either from a product weight or product cost standpoint (varies by project). For any pre-consumer recycled material content, your customer will receive 50% of recycled dollar value of the door, but for postconsumer recycled material content, your customer will receive the full 100% of the recycled value. - LEED MR Credit 4 – Recycled Content For example: • If you have an 84” x 84” EcoSwing Door • The standard 9” x 14” recycled window • Total recycled content is 78% (74% post-consumer, 4% pre-consumer) Based on product cost, approximately $75 out of every $100 of the purchase price would contribute to LEED Credits!