Because a well-designed building should make the world a safer, more beautiful place.
Protect your building from life's unpredictable events!
One of the best ways to improve thermal performance and open up design possibilities is to use the right kind of continuous exterior insulation. Find out how.
There are still a number of uncertainties surrounding NFPA 285. Discover how the insulation you choose may restrict your design freedom.
Withstanding temperatures of up to 1,000°C, our stone wool products protect combustible elements and steel structures.
Sustainable stone wool insulation contributes to the development of modern net-zero buildings that take as little off the grid as possible.
Stone wool resists the transfer of heat in a wall assembly that causes layers on the other side to begin burning or smoking.
Sprinklers are an important requirement, but at only 88% effectiveness 1, they're an unacceptable trade-off to using non-combustible materials.
Because a well-designed building should make the world a safer, more beautiful place.
Connect with us!Building fires today develop 5-10 times faster 2 than they did 50 years ago due primarily to our increased use of synthetic materials. Fire-resistant stone wool insulation can slow the spread of fire, providing more time for people to escape and fire fighters to arrive.
ROCKWOOL insulation works to contain fire and prevent its spread. At the same time, it does not contribute to the emission of significant quantities of toxic smoke.
Energy-efficiency targets in North American building codes are increasing. By designing with the building envelope in mind, using a noncombustible insulation with proper cladding, you can create a high-performing, energy-efficient space.
There is something uniquely exciting about turning an abundant natural resource into products that enrich modern life.
