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What are rock wool insulation and fiberglass insulation?






Many contractors still misunderstand that rock wool and glass wool are the same. So, what are rock wool insulation and glass wool insulation?


Many people think that... a quiet house or a house that isn't hot is due to the walls or air conditioning. But actually, there's an important material hidden insidecalled "insulation." And the most commonly used insulations in construction are of 2 types.

Glass Wool Insulation / Rock Wool Insulation




What is Glass Wool Insulation?

Glass wool insulation is a material made from molten glass, spun into very fine fibers. It resembles fluffy yellow cotton.


Main properties

  • Helps reduce heat from the roof
  • Helps absorb echoes
  • Lightweight
  • Easy to install
  • Affordable


Therefore, commonly used in

  • Residential homes
  • Ceilings
  • Lightweight walls
  • Office buildings


What many people don't know is that most glass wool is made from recycled glass, making it a relatively environmentally friendly material.



What is Rock Wool / Stone Wool Insulation?

Rock wool insulation is made from volcanic rocks, such as basalt. The process involves melting the rock at temperatures exceeding 1,500°C and spinning it into fibers. It appears as dark gray fibers with high density.


Key properties

  • Excellent sound absorption
  • High heat resistance
  • Good fire resistance
  • Strong structure


Therefore, commonly used in

  • Industrial factories
  • Engine rooms
  • Studios
  • Home theaters
  • Buildings requiring fire protection


Choose correctly for a better life 👇

Both types can be purchased at Trandarstore!!




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