Rockwool Sound Insulation Slab - 1200 X 400 X 100mm - Pk6 - 2.88m2
ROCKWOOL Sound Insulation Slabs are designed for use in internal and separating walls and floors t...ROCKWOOL Sound Insulation Slabs are designed for use in internal and separating walls and floors to reduce noise from adjacent rooms or neighbouring properties. Ideal for use in home offices, bedrooms, and media and gaming rooms, the slabs are easy to fit around cables, pipes, sockets and services. Made from stone wool, the non-combustible slabs can withstand temperatures up to 1777°c, helping to reduce the risk of fire spread. Designed for use in separating internal walls and floors, ROCKWOOL Sound Insulation Slab reduces noise from adjacent properties and between rooms in the same homes, as well as providing exceptional fire resistance. Made from stone, ROCKWOOL insulation absorbs sound and reduces sound vibrations due to its density, non-directional fibre orientation and its open porus structure; trapping and preventing sound waves from travelling through it. ROCKWOOL insulation is non-combustable, and able to withstand temperatures up to, 1,000 degrees centergrade. ROCKWOOL insulation acts like a fire barrier, improving the safety of occupants and protecting property and contents in the event of a fire. Excellent Acoustic performance - Quiet MarkTM approved. Highest Euroclass fire rating A4 Water repellent and vapour permeable Resists rot and mould Easy to cut and fit Patented FLEXI Edge
This guide provides essential information for homeowners and contractors seeking to improve soundproofing and fire resistance in their buildings. Rockwool Sound Insulation Slabs are designed to reduce noise and provide a fire barrier, making them ideal for various applications. Keep in mind that proper installation is crucial for optimal performance.
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Model Part Number
5013423282354
Brand
Rockwool
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FAQs
What is Rockwool made of?
Rockwool is made from stone wool.
Can Rockwool be used in exterior walls?
While primarily designed for internal use, Rockwool can sometimes be used in exterior walls, but it's essential to follow specific installation guidelines and ensure proper moisture management. Consult the manufacturer’s instructions for specific applications.
How do I cut Rockwool slabs?
Use a sharp utility knife or a specialized insulation cutter. A serrated knife can also be effective. Always cut on a stable surface.
Is Rockwool fireproof?
Rockwool is non-combustible and can withstand temperatures up to 1,000°C, providing excellent fire resistance.
Can Rockwool get wet?
Rockwool is water-repellent, but prolonged exposure to moisture should be avoided. Ensure it is stored and installed in a dry environment.
What is the R-value of Rockwool?
The R-value varies depending on the thickness of the slab. Refer to the product specifications for the specific R-value of the Rockwool slab you are using.
What safety precautions should I take when handling Rockwool?
Wear gloves, a dust mask, and long sleeves to protect your skin from irritation. Work in a well-ventilated area.
How do I clean Rockwool?
Rockwool doesn't typically require cleaning. If it gets dusty, you can gently vacuum it or wipe it with a dry cloth.
Troubleshooting
Poor soundproofing performance.
Check for gaps or voids in the installation and seal them properly. Ensure the slabs are installed correctly and are in full contact with the surrounding structure.
Difficulty cutting the slabs.
Use a sharp utility knife or a specialized insulation cutter. Make sure to cut the slabs on a stable surface.
Skin irritation during handling.
Wear gloves, a long-sleeved shirt, and a dust mask when handling the slabs.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent acoustic performance.
Provides exceptional fire resistance.
Easy to install and cut.
Water repellent and vapor permeable.
Resists rot and mold.
Suitable for various applications in homes and buildings.
Cons
Requires careful installation for optimal performance.
May require professional assistance for complex installations.
Slab size limits the application area per piece.
Stone wool can cause skin irritation during handling (use gloves and protective clothing).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the wall or floor surface is clean and dry before installation.
Cutting: Cut the slabs to the required size using a suitable cutting tool.
Installation: Fit the slabs snugly between studs or joists, ensuring a tight seal. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific installation methods.
Compatibility: Compatible with most standard construction materials.
Care: Avoid excessive moisture exposure. Store in a dry place before installation.
Safety: Always wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) like gloves and a dust mask to avoid skin irritation.