"Good forest stewardship practices have always been important to Horner. Horner is certified by “Smartwood”, an arm of the Forest Stewardship Council. This makes our product LEED Point available.

From our use of sustainable lumber from second and third generation foresters; our modern manufacturing facility which maximizes yield; development of our “Long Life” flooring to minimize waste; to our “green” synthetic products — Horner embraces the opportunity to advance these concepts through its affiliation with industry associations and agencies.

Since 1891, Horner Flooring has demonstrated its pledge of environmental responsibility and continues to preserve and protect our precious resources."

~ Doug Hamar, President & CEO

Horner’s LEED Manufacturing.
Horner’s state-of-the-art manufacturing process is built on the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) whole building approach.
Starting with our ZERO-material-waste manufacturing plant, to our drying kilns which utilize 100% of our own in-house wood waste, we don’t just talk about LEED applications, our design and manufacturing process embraces it at all levels.

Taking the LEED in Documentation
By developing Horner’s own LEED logistics documents based on USGBC submittal forms, Horner has taken the guess work out of all LEED questions.
All parties can be confident in knowing each Horner product will arrive at the project site with Horner industry standard LEEDS traveling forms which state each product’s content, applicable LEED credit & manufacturing location.
Our goal has always been to be the best – and LEED documentation gives us another opportunity to demonstrate why Horner will always be an industry leader in sports flooring.

View Horner's Chart of Available LEED Credits.