Rock wool for roofs is one of the most widely used insulation materials for flat roofs. The construction industry is constantly experiencing changes and new trends aimed at greater functionality, especially when it comes to roofs. The ability to create usable roof space is one of the biggest advantages of flat roofs. It is no coincidence that flat roofs are increasingly being observed, both in residential and public and industrial buildings. This trend also necessitates the search for more effective insulation of roof spaces, which is undoubtedly rock wool. Flat roofs require proper thermal insulation and quality materials to ensure optimal thermal conditions in the house. Flat roofs are also used as a place for installing solar panels, which allows the production of electricity from renewable sources. Rock wool roof slabs are hard and have high compressive strength, which allows the installation of solar collectors. Thanks to rock wool insulation for flat roofs, a more effective barrier is created, which offers the building additional protection from the external climate. The dimensions of the slabs are 1200 x 1800mm, which ensures higher performance.
| Density | 100 - 200 kg/m³ |
| Thickness | 40 - 200 mm |
| Compressive strength at 10% deformation | 30 - 90 kPa |
| Coverage | Uncoated |
| Plate size | 1200 х 1800 mm |
| Reaction to fire | А1 |
| Thermal conductivity coefficient | 0,037 W/mK |
| Packaging | Polyethylene |
