Our stone wool insulation can withstand temperatures above 1000°C helping to stop the spread of a building fire.
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Our stone wool insulation can last for at least 65 years with no degradation in quality or performance.
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Over the lifetime of its use, the building insulation ROCKWOOL sold in 2025 will save 100 times the energy used in its production.
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Fire-safety: Stone wool is non-combustible

Stone wool is non-combustible, with built-in fire protection that is not dependent on chemical flame retardants. Stone wool withstands temperatures exceeding 1000 degrees Celsius, it’s durable, and retains its fire performance during its working life. ​

ROCKWOOL’s technical and building insulation products achieve the top fire performance Euroclass Reaction to Fire Classification, either A1or A2-s1, d0​.

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Durability: ROCKWOOL building insulation is built to last

ROCKWOOL is durable and does not change over time. Meaning our materials last throughout generations without loss of performance, while retaining its fire, thermal and acoustics properties – helping ensure continued energy savings and comfort over decades.  

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ROCKWOOL building insulation generates energy savings

ROCKWOOL building insulation sold in 2025 is expected to save almost 100 times the energy used to produce it.​​​

ROCKWOOL building insulation sold in 2025 is expected to save 495 TWh of energy over ​its lifetime – close to the equivalent to the 2025 electricity consumption of France, population of 68M.​

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% less water
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Growers that use Grodan soilless stone wool growing media use less water compared to soil-based cultivation.

% less land
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Growers that use Grodan soilless stone wool growing media use less land compared to soil-based cultivation.

% less fertilizers
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Growers that use Grodan soilless stone wool growing media use less fertilizer compared to soil-based cultivation.

% of water and filter run-off
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Our ROCKWOOL Rainwater system can retain up to 95 percent of water and filter run-off, removing 80 percent of solids and 50 percent of chemicals. Contributing to building smart cities – one drop at a time.

Students with improved learning environments
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We estimate that in 2025, our Rockfon acoustic solutions improved educational environments for thousands of students worldwide.

As urbanisation drives 57 percent of the global population to cities and extreme weather intensifies water management isn't optional - it's essential

ROCKWOOL's Rainwater Management systems helps tackle two critical megatrends head-on: ​

  • Climate resilience –solutions designed to withstand intensifying floods and storms​
  • Sustainable urbanisation – scalable infrastructure for resilient cities that protect people and resources​

Manage stormwater smarter with a proven ROCKWOOL solution 

In 2025, ROCKWOOL Rainwater Systems completed 500 projects, representing a water-buffering capacity of 85,000,000 litres, equivalent to 36 Olympic swimming pools.

Rockflow project Rotterdam Driehoeksplein

Food production of the future with Grodan

Grodan offers innovative stone wool growing media solutions for the professional horticulture sector based on Precision Growing principles. Meaning plants are provided with exactly what they need – nothing more and nothing less. This way of farming allows increased efficiency while better managing some of our most precious resources we have: water and land.​

Farmers using Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) can increase yields while using less water, land and fertiliser. What’smore, with Grodan, they​ have the possibility to reduce or even eliminate chemical plant protection products.​  

Interview / case study with Sebastian Pacheco from Pura Hoja

Annual & Sustainability Report

ROCKWOOL has a critical role to play in the renovation wave and we are ready to act.

Discover how our Group Sustainability Statement provides a holistic view of how ROCKWOOL's products can support communities and increase our positive impact through new initiatives while reducing our negative environmental impact.

Read more about our progress and explore our reports

The Wageningen University & Research

In 2017, ROCKWOOL partnered with the Wageningen University & Research, specialising in life science, to develop a methodology on a quantitative comparison between soil based cultivation systems and stone wool systems.

Dutch greenhouse with tomatoes grown in GRODAN

One Ocean Foundation

In 2022, ROCKWOOL has joined forces with One Ocean Foundation in a multi-year global scientific partnership focused on accelerating solutions to protect and regenerate our ocean.

ROCKWOOL Denmark SailGP team collaborates with One Ocean Foundation with the objective to analyse, track and reduce the carbon and plastic footprint of team operations as part of SailGP’s Impact League initiative.

ROCKWOOL Denmark SailGP Team, Season 4, Los Angeles, LA 2023, Foiling, F50, on-board, action, race, Katja Salskov-Iversen, Hans-Christian Rosendahl, Tom Johnson, Tom Johnson, Tom Johnson, Julius Hallström

Circular Economy

Supported by Circle Economy Consulting, ROCKWOOL has developed a set of circularity KPIs to not only support disclosure in relation to CSRD and the EU Taxonomy, but also to help drive the transition along every step of the value chain. Circle Economy Consulting has developed an indicator dashboard for ROCKWOOL to measure its efforts against applying to different steps of the value chain: Circular materials, Circular use and Circular end-of-life.

Circle Economy Foundation

Learn more about ROCKWOOL's commitments