Non-combustible. Durable. Sound absorbent. Moisture resistant. Breathable. Circular.
These are the natural properties found in all ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation.
Check out how our high performance stone wool insulation is used in our most recent case studies.
Charlie West is a prominent residential condominium located in the heart of downtown Kitchener. It reflects the vibrancy, style, culture and progressive evolution of Kitchener-Waterloo.
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The Lakehouse, formerly known as Homewood, is a 100-year-old lakefront cottage, originally built as a seasonal retreat by an executive of the Robert Simpson Company, a famous Canadian retailer. Intended primarily for summer use, it featured no insulation, no basement, thin exterior and interior walls, and windows and doors that were as old as the cottage itself.
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The Ken Soble Tower project sought to rehabilitate a post-war apartment in Hamilton, Ontario. The building was completely upgraded, inside and out, to achieve Passive House standard, reducing greenhouse gas emissions by an impressive 94%
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The Origine project in Québec sets the stage for more sustainable building practices in North America.
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Milton District Hospital is a community hospital that serves residents of the fastest growing community in Canada -- the town of Milton and its surrounding areas.
View case studyIt’s a community for those who take pride in their craft. They use high-performance materials and installation techniques, to ensure their homes are comfortable, beautiful, efficient and built to last.
When a builder joins the R‑Class, you’ll receive support and training by our team of residential building pros, samples, potential rebate savings and more. ROCKWOOL high-performance stone wool is in a class of its own — and so are the builders who make up the R‑Class.
Our products are diverse and contribute to shaping a circular economy, enhancing resource efficiency, and nurturing the safety, health and wellbeing of people.
