Insulation
Glasswool
Light glass-fibre rolls and boards for ceilings, partitions and ducts.
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What it is
Glasswool is made from fine glass fibres bonded into a soft, springy mat. It is lighter and easier to handle than rockwool, comes in long rolls as well as rigid boards, and is the economical way to fill large ceiling and partition areas for sound absorption and thermal insulation.
Where it goes
- Laid over false ceilings and inside drywall partitions
- Core of fabric-wrapped acoustic panels
- Duct and roof insulation
Typical specifications
- Form
- Rolls and rigid boards
- Density
- 10 to 48 kg/m³
- Thickness
- 25 to 100 mm
- Facing
- Plain or aluminium foil
Typical ranges for this material. Ask for the exact brand, grade and size in stock when you ask for a rate.
