ROCKWOOL

ROCKWOOL The world’s leading manufacturer of stone wool insulation.

We offer a full range of high-performing and sustainable insulation products for the construction industry.

On a warehouse or manufacturing facility, the low-slope roof influences three things' owners care about most: fire safet...
09/08/2026

On a warehouse or manufacturing facility, the low-slope roof influences three things' owners care about most: fire safety, interior noise, and long-term operating costs.

ROCKWOOL Toprock is a part of a complete stone wool roofing system designed for all three things an owner cares about most. Toprock DD and Toprock DD Plus are noncombustible boards that are capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2000°F. Paired with Toprock Tapered solutions, Flute Fillers, and Cant Strips, the result is a full insulation assembly from a single source, with stone wool's natural acoustic and durability benefits built in.

If you have a new build or re-roof on the horizon, our application guide lays out the full system and the long-term case for stone wool.

Download the low-slope roofing guide: https://bit.ly/4yekmsQ

"That product is spectacular. As a builder, I only want to work with Safe'n'Sound." — HGTV star and Heirloom builder, Jo...
09/02/2026

"That product is spectacular. As a builder, I only want to work with Safe'n'Sound." — HGTV star and Heirloom builder, Josh Nowell.

The team behind The Heirloom Hotel set out to turn a historic downtown Mississippi building into a 25,000-square-foot boutique hotel—with one rule they wouldn't bend on: quality, all the way down to what's behind the walls.

To give every future guest the quiet that defines a great stay, the team specified ROCKWOOL Safe'n'Sound stone wool insulation to help soundproof the guest rooms.

The best details are the ones you never notice. You just sleep better.

09/01/2026

True sustainability requires looking at the big picture.

A building has to cut carbon, keep people healthy, and hold up to the climate, all at once. Our panel is about how to actually design for all of it.

Beyond Carbon: Integrated Strategies for Resilient, Healthy, High-Performance Buildings

Featuring:
Anica Landreneau, HOK
Cheryl Saldanha, SGH
Shane Pollin, PS Ventures
Rebecca Laberenne, USGBC
Moderated by ROCKWOOL

Timed with Climate Week NYC 2026
Sept 23 | 9:30–10:30 AM
Sign Up Here: https://bit.ly/4ia1k2d

08/28/2026

Find your peace and quiet.

ROCKWOOL Safe'n'Sound is designed for interior walls. It blocks sound from travelling between spaces, so what happens on one side, stays on one side.

Experience a sense of quiet with ROCKWOOL at the link below.

https://bit.ly/4hYvMw6

Did you know that in a classroom with no sound absorption, students can miss up to 70% of the consonants their teacher s...
08/27/2026

Did you know that in a classroom with no sound absorption, students can miss up to 70% of the consonants their teacher speaks?

It's not that they aren't listening. Hard surfaces bounce sound around until words start to blur together, and similar-sounding words like "cat," "cap" and "cab" become almost impossible to tell apart. For young children still learning language, that makes a real difference to how well they take things in.

The building itself can quietly fix this.

Insulating walls and floors with ROCKWOOL stone wool absorbs excess noise and keeps speech clearer. A floor insulated with 20mm of stone wool can cut the noise from footsteps and furniture above by a factor of eight, so what happens in the room upstairs stays upstairs.

A quieter classroom is a clearer one.

08/20/2026

The weather forecast used to tell you whether to bring an umbrella.

Now it reads more like a list of threats.

Heatwaves one week, downpours the next, then a windstorm for good measure.

Your building has to stand up to all of it, and the cost of getting it wrong is climbing fast. US commercial insurance premiums for buildings have risen 88 percent in five years.

ROCKWOOL stone wool brings three defenses together in one material: it helps keeps heat out, it’s fire resilient, and it repels water. That's exactly the combination that keeps a building comfortable and protected, whatever the skies are doing.

The building envelope is your most effective layer of defense against a changing climate.

Built to last, whatever the forecast.

Think you know ROCKWOOL?One of these reds is ours. The other five are just pretending. Comment which logo you think belo...
08/18/2026

Think you know ROCKWOOL?

One of these reds is ours. The other five are just pretending. Comment which logo you think belongs.

08/17/2026

As wildfires move deeper into populated areas, fire resilient construction is becoming a real conversation in Wildland-Urban Interface zones. Codes are tightening. Insurers are pricing risk differently. Homeowners are asking what their homes are actually built from.

ROCKWOOL Comfortboard answers across the full envelope.

Behind cladding, it's continuous exterior insulation that's noncombustible and is capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2000°F. Under pitched roofs, it brings the same fire performance to an ember-vulnerable surface. Below grade, it holds its R-value for the life of the building.

One product. Wall, roof, and foundation, working together as a fire resilient envelope.

ROCKWOOL Comfortboard. Built for what matters most.

Click the link to learn more about fire resilient construction: https://bit.ly/4w1Lp9p

Ever wondered what happens to the insulation inside a building when it's torn down? If it's ROCKWOOL stone wool, it does...
08/14/2026

Ever wondered what happens to the insulation inside a building when it's torn down?

If it's ROCKWOOL stone wool, it doesn't have to become waste. It can be granulated, melted back down and re-spun into brand-new stone wool for the next build with full thermal performance, full fire resilience, and full strength.

Again. And again. And again.

Stone wool is endlessly recyclable, without any degradation in performance. That's less waste, less pressure on natural resources, and one more loop closed for a cleaner future.

Engine 16 was built in 1882 as a Manhattan firehouse.  In 2023, it reopened as a five-story residential building retrofi...
08/11/2026

Engine 16 was built in 1882 as a Manhattan firehouse.

In 2023, it reopened as a five-story residential building retrofitted to Passive House standard, with its façade clad in an EIFS wall assembly built on ROCKWOOL Frontrock stone wool insulation.

A fitting case study for what noncombustible EIFS looks like in practice.

New York's Local Law 126 raised the bar for façade fire safety. Frontrock based EIFS met it without additional fire-blocking or NFPA 285 testing, because the stone wool itself is capable of withstanding temperatures exceeding 2000°F. The project also earned a NYSERDA Buildings of Excellence award.

EIFS is a foam-dominated category. It doesn't have to be.

When the wall assembly has to be insulated, finished, and noncombustible, ROCKWOOL Frontrock is the preferred EIFS choice.

Learn more about EIFS: https://www.rockwool.com/north-america/resources-and-tools/guides/eifs-application-guide

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