Mineral Wool Roof Insulation

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Mineral wool roof insulation.

Rockwool products are available with a bitumen or mineral coated fiberglass face to be used in a number of roofing solutions. Mineral wool insulation is made from rock and blast furnace slag. Mineral wool insulation johns manville mineral wool batts are made of inorganic fibers derived from basalt a volcanic rock and are enhanced with glass fibers. Toprock dd is a suitable substrate board for all low slope roof decks and is compatible as the substrate for mechanically attached membrane systems.

Johns manville s minwool window wall insulation is designed to be used primarily in glass and metal window wall systems. Rockwool multifix is a mineral fiberglass faced stone wool product that can be installed under many single ply membranes. Built up metal roofing systems are typically assembled on site with the design and components used forming part of a proprietary system. Comfortboard 80 is an exterior non structural insulation sheathing that provides a continuous layer of insulation around the commercial or residential building envelope.

Minwool window wall is made from mineral wool and bound with a thermosetting resin. Single ply roof insulation. Slag wool is more commonly used and accounts for about 80 of the mineral wool industry. It has excellent acoustic properties.

The semi rigid batts are more dense than traditional batts or rolls and are quick and easy to install. Rockwool comfortboard 80 is a rigid mineral wool insulation sheathing board that is non combustible water repellent fire resistant and sound absorbent. It offers superior fire resistance and excellent thermal and acoustical insulating properties. R 23 thermafiber ultrabatt mineral wool insulation 24 bags thermafiber ultrabatt mineral wool is designed thermafiber ultrabatt mineral wool is designed to provide excellent thermal insulation in residential and light commercial building.

Our advanced manufacturing technology ensures consistent product quality with high fiber density and low shot content for excellent performance. Due to its components mineral wool goes by many names including mineral fiber rock wool slag wool and stone wool insulation. Mineral wool originated in germany in 1871 and was one of the first insulation materials to be commercially produced. The raw materials are melted in a furnace at temperatures above 2 600 f.

The insulation is normally a lightweight high performance non combustible glass mineral wool quilt with a euroclass a1 fire rating. The molten substance is spun into billions of fibers which are formed into insulating blankets with a high recycled content that provide fire resistive characteristics thermal insulation and sound control.