Atdec products contribute to the Green Star rating

November, 26 2007

Sydney, Australia – Atdec, a leader in visual display mounting solution, offers architects, builders and developers a range of LCD monitor arms that meets the Green Building Council of Australia’s Green Star program requirements. With the growing awareness of the Green Star Rating system for buildings and office fitouts and an increasing need for the products and technologies to contribute to the project’s environmental ratings, Atdec is proud to announce the Range of its Green Star compliant monitor arms.
Articulated monitor arms are specified under the IEQ-4 "Daylight Glare Control" category in the Green Star Office Interiors v1.1 Technical Manual. For more details on the technical requirements and Atdec product specifications please click here

“Controlling glare in an office environment and thus minimising the need for artificial lighting is critical in having sustainable office buildings and fitouts. Ergonomic and adjustable computer monitor mounts are an effective means to contoll daylight glare” said Jerome Green, Director of Atdec. “The Green Star system cleverly recognizes this contribution and rewards users who install properly rated mounting devices. Atdec monitor mounts allow users to gain Green Star credits and contribute to an ergonomic and productive workplace in style”

About Green Building Council of Australia
The Green Building Council of Australia is a national, not-for-profit organisation that is uniquely supported by both industry and governments across the country. Launched in 2002, the Green Building Council's mission is to develop a sustainable property industry for Australia and drive the adoption of green building practices through market-based solutions.

About Green Star Program
Green Star was developed to be a comprehensive, national, voluntary environmental rating scheme that evaluates the environmental design and achievements of buildings. Green Star rating tools help the property industry to reduce the environmental impact of buildings, improve occupant health and productivity and achieve real cost savings, while showcasing innovation in sustainable building practices. Green Star has built on existing systems and tools in overseas markets including the British BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) system and the North American LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) system.

For more information please visit www.gbca.org.au