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ROCKWOOL provides this SUIS for safe handling and use instructions.
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Hot-humid climates are among the most challenging, and certainly among the least forgiving of climate zones. Learn strategies to deliver high-performance wall assemblies in this environment.
This Mid-Rise Wood Construction Solutions Guide identifies several common locations where ROCKWOOL insulation can be used effectively in mid-rise wood construction.
Our residential product guide offers advice on insulating to save energy, insulating for a quiet home, maximizing comfort, and importance of vapor barriers.
Our residential product guide offers advice on insulating to save energy, insulating for a quiet home, maximizing comfort, and importance of vapor barriers.
Designing for hot and humid climates. Learn more about the benefits of using ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation in climate zones 1-3, along with solutions you can use to meet code requirements in these areas today.
Designing and constructing a high-performance modern building takes some commitment and planning by builders, but the results have the potential to pay long-term dividends.
Continuous insulation in high-performance wall systems and more applications.
The Building Envelope Design using ROCKWOOL
The faced Cavityrock ® board reduces installation time and material cost to achieve your design aesthetic, particularly in open or exposed joint cladding applications
Premium Multipurpose Board Insulation for Acoustic/Thermal Applications
Designing for hot and humid climates. Learn more about the benefits of using ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation in climate zones 1-3, along with solutions you can use to meet code requirements in these areas today.
Thermal performance, fire safety, and sound control in one product. Learn more about the full ROCKWOOL Comfortbatt™ product range.
2012 IRC Section R 501.3 I-Joist compliance using ROCKWOOL stone wool for residential basement applications.
New 6” thick stone wool batt insulation makes installation in ceilings between floors quicker and easier
Fire and Soundproofing insulation for interior partition walls, floors and ceilings
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ROCKWOOL Cavityrock ® semi-rigid stone wool insulation board available in mono and dual density is designed for exterior cavity wall and rainscreen applications. Choose mono-density insulation in thicknesses up to 2” or dual-density in thicknesses of 2.5” to 6”
ROCKWOOL Comfortboard ® 110 is a rigid, high-density, non-combustible stone wool insulation board designed for use as an exterior continuous insulation in commercial applications
FABROCK™ Batt stone wool insulation is engineered to be fabricated and used in an OEM application. Historically used where acoustical performance and fire resistance are primary concerns, FABROCK™ Batt has excellent sound and thermal properties.
ROCKWOOL FABROCK™ HD is a high-density board ideal for fabrication because of its uniform integrity. With excellent fire, acoustic and thermal properties, FABROCK™ HD is ideal for use in fire doors and other OEM applications where rigid board insulation is required.
FABROCK™ Wrap is engineered to be fabricated into OEM applications requiring insulation flexible enough to be wrapped around something while still maintaining its excellent fire, thermal and sound-absorbing properties.
ROCKWOOL Frontrock™ products are semi-rigid stone wool insulation boards that are non-combustible and fire resistant, and will not develop toxic smoke or promote flame spread, even when directly exposed to fire.
ROCKWOOL AFB ® evo is a lightweight, acoustical fire batt stone wool insulation for steel stud interior wall and floor applications. This no added formaldehyde insulation provides superior sound absorbency and fire protection that contribute to the overall comfort and safety of occupants
Comfortboard ® 80 Thermal Insulated Sheathing ROCKWOOL Comfortboard ® 80 thermal insulated sheathing is a rigid stone wool insulation board designed for use as an exterior continuous insulation
ROCKWOOL Safe‘n’Sound ® is a stone wool insulation for use in interior partitions of residential wood and steel stud construction where superior fire resistance and acoustical performance are required
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Passive House is a voluntary standard for buildings where the primary goals are to achieve superior energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
La maison passive est une norme volontaire pour les bâtiments dont l’objectif principal est d’obtenir une efficacité énergétique et un confort supérieurs de l’occupant.
This Acoustics Wall Assemblies Catalog provides a comprehensive list of wall assemblies tested for their acoustic performance.
All assemblies include component descriptions, STC, OITC, R-value, and Rainfall data (if available)
Using ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation products to build highly-insulated enclosures provides for comfortable and durable buildings.
Cladding Attachment Solutions For Exterior Insulated Commercial Walls
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Tested in accordance with ASTM *E84
Tested in accordance with ASTM E84
When installation requires cutting of the ROCKWOOL Cavityrock® Black, the insulation should be laid down on a rigid surface with the black finish facing up.
For long-term storage, ROCKWOOL strongly recommends that the product be stored indoors in a dry location with the factory packaging removed. If the product is stored outdoors, the factory packaging should be perforated and the product protected by a waterproof, breathable covering
ROCKWOOL Technical Innovations has recently completed third party testing at the University of Hawai’i to determine the termite resistance of stone wool insulation
ROCKWOOL® ‘s Fastener Guidelines are recommendations for fixing ROCKWOOL® semi-rigid board products. These recommendations are for informational purposes only. Requirements may vary based on end use application or end use environment
For long term storage, ROCKWOOL strongly recommends that the product be stored indoors in a dry location with the factory packaging removed.
For long term storage, ROCKWOOL strongly recommends that the product be stored indoors in a dry location with the factory packaging removed.
Building science fundamentals explains the importance of rain water control for wall assemblies via deflection, drainage and drying
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The Nordic Museum is an internationally recognized museum and cultural center in Seattle, WA that celebrates the history, arts and culture of all five Nordic countries
High-rise energy saving The world’s largest, tallest Passive House building is helping New York City meet aggressive carbon dioxide (CO2) targets
Located in Austin, Texas – home base for Risinger & Co – this house has been built to be well beyond the building code requirements.
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Comparing assemblies using stone wool and rigid foam exterior continuous insulation
Research and in-situ performance has shown that attaching exterior strapping with just screws directly through layers of ROCKWOOL rigid stone wool insulation is an efficient cladding attachment solution from a thermal, structural and moisture perspective.
Measure and compare thermal performance of polyisocyanurate insulation which has been collected from various existing buildings having been exposed to real environmental conditions.
Constructing buildings with continuous exterior insulation reduces thermal bridging and heat loss through the enclosure. It has also been repeatedly shown to reduce moisture durability risks related to cold weather condensation.
Modern enclosure design favors the use of exterior continuous insulation (ci) over the supporting structure.
investigate and compare the dimensional stability of 10 insulation products
Analysis of drainage and drying potential of ROCKWOOL® stone wool exterior insulation in comparison to extruded polystyrene (XPS)
Hygrothermal Performance Comparison of 3 Continuous Insulation Types
Hygrothermal Performance Analysis of a Flow-through Wood Framed Wall Assembly
As the construction industry moves toward more energy-efficient buildings, exterior insulation has been recognized as an effective solution for increasing the thermal performance of wall assemblies.
As the construction industry moves toward more energy-efficient buildings, installing exterior insulation is an effective solution to increasing thermal performance of wall assemblies.
In-situ monitoring and performance analysis of stone wool exterior insulation
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