Feel kinda sad for the LL subs who had to endure toxic chemicals without knowing it. Hell we all do, we all have been there with asbestos and VOC's and formaldehyde for eons. New rules are made to be broken. Corporations dont break the law, people do.

I believe those charges to be for buying illegal wood from russian thugs. Now the guy who busted LL for illegal CARB II found Lowes to have one as well. Plus he found weird stuff going on at Floor & Decor.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/3124586 ... iquidators

That doesn't surprise me. I hope that doesn't take the focus off LL.

I'm surprised nobody at the hardwoodfloorsmag site has commented on the World Health standard they're now using, or depending on? Either I don't know what I'm looking at or LL is obviously trying to find an easy way out. My thought is..

"it's all about CARB levels, so why the switch to the World health standards?"

Here's a quote from the news article..



Who's guideline? LL? Is that the new yardstick? They've always been a lone wolf in some respects, trying to reinvent things that never seem to go right.

http://www.hardwoodfloorsmag.com/news/l ... oring.html

Thx so much for these updates. I've been so busy that I've missed these latest developments. As others have said, this doesn't surprise me. But, nonetheless, this whole thing is so sad.

Debbie Gartner
The Flooring Girl

And now!!!! The engineered has been found to have 20 times the limit that a couple in Mass had tested in their home.

http://www.hardwoodfloorsmag.com/news/l ... wsuit.html