Product certification
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GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified & GREENGUARD For Children & Schools Certified Cambria® Natural Quartz Surfaces has been GREENGUARD Indoor Air Quality Certified® by the GREENGUARD Environmental Institute (GEI) under the GREENGUARD Standard for Low Emitting Products. To learn more about GREENGUARD visit www.greenguard.org |
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Cambria is radon free and does not emit radiation into the air. Cambria surfaces have been tested for radon emissions by Air Quality Sciences, Inc., an International Organization for Standard (ISO) 9001:2000 registered and ISO #17025 accredited Indoor Air Quality Company. The test confirms that Cambria Natural Quartz Surfaces™ have zero emissions. To learn more about Air Quality Sciences, Inc. visit www.aqs.com |
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Cambria Natural Quartz Surfaces™ are durable interior surfaces that can contribute to projects achieving LEED points towards certification in the LEED Rating System. To learn more about LEED certification visit www.usgbc.org |
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Cambria is certified by NSF International NSF International helps protect consumers by certifying products and writing standards for food, water, air and consumer goods. Cambria is proud to be certified by this leading consumer goods organization. Cambria is non-porous, which means it doesn’t allow liquids to penetrate the surface thereby reducing the risk for stains and bacteria growth. Cambria doesn’t require sealing or on-going maintenance to protect the surface; it is naturally safe for your home. To learn more about NSF International, visit www.nsf.org |
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Cambria is certified by UMKosher Cambria Natural Quartz Surfaces has been UMKosher certified as representing the highest quality of Kashrut supervision. The UMKosher symbol is universally recognized and is accepted and respected by all the major Kosher organizations. UMKosher works with a team of distinguished Rabbis and consultants who are highly trained and knowledgeable in every aspect of Kashrut and food sciences and modern food technology. To learn more about UMKosher, visit www.umkosher.com |





