Stone wool products

ROCKWOOL Cavityrock® is a stone wool insulation board designed for exterior cavity wall and rainscreen applications. It is compatible with numerous cladding attachment systems, including z-girts, clip-and-rail systems and masonry ties.

ROCKWOOL Safe'n'Sound® is a stone wool batt insulation designed for superior fire resistance and acoustic performance in interior wall cavities, floors and ceilings in both wood and steel frame construction.

ROCKWOOL Conrock® is a stone wool insulation board designed for use in Sandwich Wall Panel (SWP) applications. Conrock® can be engineered to fit your dimensions and provides excellent thermal and fire resistance properties.

ROCKWOOL ROXUL Safe® 55 & 65 are stone wool insulation boards approved for use in metal building assemblies where a 1- or 2-hour fire resistance rating is required from one side or both sides of the wall.

ROCKWOOL Plus™ MB is a stone wool insulation batt designed for use in pre-engineered metal building constructions where an hourly fire rating is not required.

ROCKWOOL Smartrock® is a stone wool insulation board with an integrated smart vapor retarder, or humidity-dependent vapor retarder, for continuous insulation on the interior of concrete and masonry wall assemblies.

ROCKWOOL Toprock® DD is a high-density uncoated insulation board for low-slope roof applications. It is compatible as the substrate for mechanically-attached membrane systems.

ROCKWOOL Curtainrock® is a stone wool insulation board designed for use in ASTM E2307 tested and approved perimeter fire containment systems as the insulation for the spandrel and mullion cover applications.

Fabricated stone wool insulation components for low-slope roof applications are engineered for compatibility with a variety of membrane types, air/vapor barriers, fasteners, and adhesives, for both new construction and re-roofing applications.

ROCKWOOL ROXUL Safe® is a stone wool fireblocking insulation designed to fill perimeter gaps between concrete floor slabs and exterior wall systems, between firewalls and ceiling slabs, through penetrations, and around conduit pipes and duct openings.