Acoustic Insulation Slabs and Rolls

• Glass fibre wool,
• Mineral rock wool,
• Polyester fibre wool,
• Sheep's wool

• Timber or metal framed internal partition walls,
• Timber or metal framed separating walls,
• Timber separating floors,
• Timber framed ceilings.

Glass mineral wool insulation is manufactured from up to 86% recycled glass that would otherwise go to landfill. One of the most environmentally sustainable insulation products on the market today. Manufacturers such as Isover, Knauf, Superglass, Ursa.

• Value for money - cost effective,
• Easy-to-fit,
• Excellent sound absorption,
• Made from recycled glass bottles,
• Zero ODP & GWP,
• HCFC & CFC Free,
• Non-combustible,
• Low vapour resistance

Rocks don't burn. These slabs are made from mineral rocks heated to temperatures to melt them and creating wool by spinning. They are available in a range of range of densities from 33 to 200 kg/m3. Usually supplied unfaced, but are also available faced with foils and tissues and with water repellent additives. This material is an environmentally safe. Manufacturers such as Knauf, Rockwool.

• Easy to handle, cut and install,
• Friction fits between rafters and joists,
• Provides excellent thermal and acoustic performance,
• Moisture resistant,
• Non-combustible
  
• Zero ODP & GWP,
• HCFC & CFC Free,

Made from super soft polyester fibre and provides very high sound absorption properties. Its slimmer than the traditional mineral wool products, while giving excellent acoustic performance. They are also itch-free unlike other mineral wools. Manufacturer Cellecta.

A versatile low density insulation rich in British sheep’s wool that contains 75% Sheep’s wool, 15% recycled polyester and 10% polyester binder with a high recycled content making it highly environmentally friendly. It contains a lofting agent to maintain durability, fibre stability and structural integrity creating a long lasting insulation.

• Long lasting,
• Easy to cut and install,
• Safe to handle without the need for personal protective equipment,
• Contribute to a healthier indoor environment,
• Highly recyclable,
• Considerably reduces airborne sound,
• Can be safely disposed of at the end of its life.