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A convenient tool designed to assist you in calculating the quantity of ROCKWOOL insulation materials for your project.

Acoustic performance was critical to the success of this high profile stadium renovation. The ROCKWOOL solution has provided the perfect answer to ensure that the new roof retains sound effectively within the stadium and helps create an unforgettable spectator experience at every event.

ROCKWOOL BIM solution finder allows professionals to create comprehensive 3D prototype of a building prior to construction.

Case Study - Designed to achieve BREEAM ‘Very Good’ standard for energy performance, Skyline is one of the tallest developments in the area and draws on the powerful advantages of stone wool as a versatile, non-combustible insulation and cladding material, capable of providing excellent aesthetic, fire safety and thermal benefits.

Explore how ROCKWOOL solutions can be used in healthcare environments to help provide a comfortable and safe place for patients to rest and recover.

ROCKWOOL stone wool insulation is non-combustible (rated A1 or A2-s1, d0), withstand s temperatures above 1000°C without melting and can help reduce the risk of a fire spreading in a building.

This article highlights the importance that, construction professionals – designers, specifiers and contractors – are well-versed in the fire safety regulations for the building exterior and the ways in which they can assess the performance of materials.

Experienced renovator Josh Williams set out to improve the acoustics in his family home by fitting ROCKWOOL Sound Insulation Slab for its versatility and acoustic properties.

Steel roof insulation provides extra thermal, acoustic and fire protection for steel roof constructions for both commercial and residential builds.

The Grange University Hospital is a new £350m hospital in Cwmbran, Wales. This state-of -the-art facility forms part of a wider strategic plan which will see Aneurin Bevan Health Board significantly modernise its health service provision.