Knauf StoneWool FKD-S Thermal λ=0,035 W/mK, A1 1000X600X80mm

Rockwool is a natural inorganic fibrous insulating material, internationally recognized for its thermal and sound insulation properties, as well as for its excellent behaviour at high temperatures and in fire. FIBRANgeo BP-ETICS plus rock wool is produced from mineral rocks, which are first melted in an electric furnace at 1520°C and then fibred. The rockwool fibres, with the addition of an adhesive resin, oil and special silicate compounds for hydrophobicity, acquire cohesiveness, elasticity and water-repellency. Finally, the fibres are formed into slabs and packaged in thermoformed polyethylene film in bales and pallets. The use of an electric kiln, rather than the fossil-fuelled blast furnace used by most stone wool producers, ensures excellent product quality and minimises the emission of air pollutants into the environment.
FIBRANgeo BP-ETICS plus hard rockwool slabs are a tough and compression and tensile resistant, braided fibre thermal insulation material, produced industrially by melting and fibreising rocks. FIBRANgeo BP-ETICS plus mineral wool belongs to the category of mineral wool for the insulation of building structures, according to European Standard EN 13162 (MW- MineralWool insulation products).

Pros:
- Excellent thermal insulation
- Excellent sound absorption and sound insulation
- Fireproof material with high fire resistance
- High mechanical resistance to compression and tensile strength
- Open structure with very low resistance to water vapour diffusion (similar to air m=1), which allows for the transpiration of structural elements and passive ventilation of buildings
- Water-repellent and non-hygroscopic
- Natural, inorganic, odourless and chemically inert (practically neutral pH)
- Lightweight and easy to use
- Vibration resistant
- Does not allow the growth of micro-organisms, insects and rodents
- Recyclable
- Ecological and friendly to the user and the environment.