Marketing integrity is a critical factor in the safe and appropriate choice of construction materials.
At ROCKWOOL, we believe that robust product testing, alongside accurate and up-to-date information, are essential to supporting building safety and performance.
As the industry continues to adapt to changes brought about by the Building Safety Act, and regulatory expectations and fire safety standards continue to rise, there is a growing demand from specifiers, architects and contractors for product information they can trust.
The Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) aims to support marketing integrity by raising standards in the way construction product information is created and communicated.
The code provides an independent, third-party framework for assessing product information and marketing content, helping ensure that content is communicated clearly, accurately and without ambiguity.
In November 2025, 13 ROCKWOOL external wall products passed the Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) assessment.
These products are suitable for use in a wide range of buildings, helping to support thermal performance and fire safety outcomes.
You can view the products included in this product set via the links below:
We’re now advancing the CCPI assessment across our product portfolio and we will share further updates here as this progresses.
Our engagement with the CCPI is only one element of ROCKWOOL’s work to uphold high standards of marketing integrity and support safer, better-performing buildings.
We also believe that providing education and technical support to industry stakeholders is critical to ensuring the appropriate selection and installation of construction products.
Our long-running education and training support includes:
Our technical support function provides:
The Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI) is managed by Construction Product Information Ltd – a not-for-profit organisation with independent governance owned by the Construction Products Association.
It was initiated as a direct response to Dame Judith Hackitt’s Independent Review of Building Regulations and Fire Safety following the Grenfell Tower tragedy.
You can find out more about the CCPI at www.cpicode.org.uk.
