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Learn about mold and mildew prevention practices that start with designing and building resilient homes and buildings using moisture-resistant insulation.

People have a right to expect their homes are safe places, and we are saddened by the extent of this tragedy when there are technologies already today that can make buildings fire safe and resilient.

ROCKWOOL is pleased to announce that its COMFORTBOARD™ product has been officially certified by the California State Fire Marshall’s Building Materials Listing Program (BML)

The Origine project in Québec sets the stage for more sustainable building practices in North America

Finishing garage space is a home improvement project that can offer many benefits, including adding valuable living or storage space, improving energy efficiency and protecting belongings and family from mold and fire. If you choose to take it one, use an insulation product like ROCKWOOL Comfortbatt®--it’s moisture resistant, water repellent and noncombustible. It’s a worthwhile investment that will provide expand usable space and provide peace of mind.

Discover why fire-resistant insulation is essential for home hardening, where to install it for maximum protection, and which ROCKWOOL solutions defend every area of your home.

Explore the International Spy Museum in Washington DC, where "Hidden in Plain Sight" captures the essence of espionage and advanced insulation. With ROCKWOOL's Cavityrock® and AFB®, the museum offers superior thermal performance, fire resistance, and acoustical comfort, enhancing sustainability and visitor experience.

Designed by architecture firm Perkins&Will, the University of Victoria Student Housing + Dining is a 333,681-square-foot, mixed-used complex consisting of two buildings that integrate 782 student residence rooms, a 600-seat dining hall, as well as conference, academic and common spaces.