ROCK WOOL

Stone wool is a fire-resistant, water-repellent heat and sound insulation material that contains 97% natural fiber and is formed by melting mineral and inorganic stones such as basalt, diabase, dolomite from volcanic rocks between 1400-1500°C and turning into fibers.

Saturated rock wool, obtained as a result of special processes applied to all layers of its fibrous structure, behaves as a good water repellent. Thanks to its vapor permeability, moisture is prevented from sticking in the building. Structures insulated with stone wool become healthier and more comfortable. Thanks to its dimensional stability, stone wool is not affected by temperature changes. Thanks to its long fiber structure, it allows to obtain products with smooth edges and surfaces in cutting and lamination.

Roofs of buildings, partition walls, exterior insulation, ovens, insulation of steel doors, shipbuilding, electrical appliances, entertainment venues and cinemas; It has the feature of making high-level insulation wherever heat, sound, moisture insulation and fire safety are required.