Mannington Commercial, a leading manufacturer of commercial flooring products crafted with purpose, announced today that it is the first floorcovering manufacturer to join Build Reuse, a premier national organization encouraging the recovery and reuse of building materials in the United States. Through its membership, Mannington Commercial continues its commitment as a leading environmentally responsible organization while adhering to one of its core values to “do the right thing.”

Build Reuse was founded in 1994 as a national network of organizations dedicated to material
reclamation and reuse, with a vision to transform communities by creating a building industry in
which used and excess construction materials become valuable assets and waste is no longer
acceptable. Build Reuse member organizations across the United States deliver tremendous
economic benefits by offering low- to no-cost materials via resale or donations to non-profits and
through workforce development programs in deconstruction and reuse. By saving usable
building materials from disposal, Build Reuse members are creating circular solutions for the
built environment, reducing the environmental impacts of construction by lowering associated
embodied carbon emissions and strengthening vulnerable communities through economic
development opportunities. These opportunities provide access to more affordable construction
material options and create sustainable career pathways for disadvantaged residents.

“Our partnership with Build Reuse is an important step in our ongoing commitment to taking a
holistic approach to our environmental stewardship,” said Mannington Commercial’s Director of
Sustainability Shane Totten, AIA. “With Build Reuse, we’re pursuing circularity and the need to
find responsible end-of-life solutions for our products. We are proud to be aligned with Build
Reuse and their vitally important mission. What’s more, we hope to serve as a model for other
manufacturers seeking to improve how used building materials are managed in an
environmentally responsible manner.”

Through the partnership, Mannington Commercial associates working with customers on
projects can now contact Build Reuse when projects require the removal of [carpet] products
from an interior environment. Build Reuse will then work directly with the appropriate project
contacts and utilize their local market partners to determine the most environmentally
responsible removal method and identify reuse outlets for the recovered carpet, whether or not
Mannington Commercial manufactured it.

“Mannington Commercial’s membership in Build Reuse demonstrates its concern for a proactive
approach toward end-of-life product and waste management,” commented Shannon Goodman,
president of Build Reuse. “Often when a project has been designated for demolition, installed
materials such as carpet are still usable and have many years of life remaining. Through our
partnership with Mannington, we are providing a more environmentally-friendly option for
commercial renovation projects, helping low-wealth communities access more affordable
materials, creating living wage jobs through material recovery and engaging a broader
community of stakeholders to build a strong circular economy in the United States.”

Mannington Commercial is joining a membership roster that includes government agencies,
academic institutions, real estate developers, construction companies, reuse retailers,
deconstruction contractors, non-profits and salvage companies.

The Build Reuse partnership follows two other major environmentally focused initiatives
announced by Mannington earlier this month. Mannington Mills, the parent company to
Mannington Commercial, announced that it has joined the U.N. Global Compact, a voluntary
pledge stating that the company is committed to advancing best practices concerning human
rights, labor, the environment and anti-corruption. Mannington Commercial also announced a
new partnership with the Appalachian Carbon Exchange (ACE) as its carbon offset partner and
that it will be taking a meaningful role in supporting ACE’s mission to create nature-based
solutions that go beyond carbon dioxide sequestration.

Earlier this year, Mannington committed to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.
Mannington Commercial is offsetting at 105% the equivalent “cradle-to-gate” greenhouse gas
emissions of all its domestically manufactured commercial flooring products. The company has
also committed to full transparency on 100% of the ingredients used in its products by disclosing
higher levels of information so customers can be better informed about Mannington’s
environmental product standards.