Rock Wool Insulation

Rock wool insulation is used as thermal insulation in walls and attics and as acoustical insulation for walls and ceilings.  Rock wool insulation is tested to all applicable industry standards to ensure its R-value does not deteriorate over time.

The higher density of rock wool insulation allows it to achieve higher R-values than cellulose or open cell foam insulation when installed in wall cavities. It is naturally non-combustible (like fiber glass) and remains so for the life of the product without the addition of harsh or potentially dangerous chemical fire retardants.

Rock wool insulation offers protection against damaging moisture infiltration that can reduce the R-value of insulation.

Rock wool insulation applications:

• For thermal control and acoustical comfort in buildings.
• For thermal, acoustical and condensation control in commercial and institutional HVAC systems.
• For energy savings, process control, and sound control in industrial and manufacturing processes