Description: RIGID RF Rock Wool Panels with a black glass veil - Panel dimensions =Length = 1000mm - Width = 600mm - Thickness = 200mm = 100x60x20cm - 3 panels/bale - Lambda = 0.033 - R = 6.05 - 1.80m²/bale - 36m²/pallet - 20 bales/pallet - 0.36m³/bale - Density = 120kg/m³ - Reaction to fire = A1 - Rockwool VENTIROCK F Super is a high-quality, single-density, with a black glass veil for insulating ventilated facades and three-layer wallsnon-combustible rock wool insulation panel laminated . Thanks to its excellent insulation, fire resistance, and strength properties, it offers effective thermal protection and safety. Applications include: Ventilated facades: Walls with a panel facade (sheet metal, cladding, planks), stone, or glass; Three-layer walls: Insulation of spaces between masonry and prefabricated walls in exterior and interior walls and basements; Framed structures: Insulation and thermal insulation of exterior and interior walls of timber-framed and half-timbered houses; Ceilings and floors on joists: Insulation of industrial ceilings, ventilated ceilings, floors on joists in wood or steel structures, and suspended ceilings. Advantages: High thermal insulation:Thermal conductivity coefficient λD = 0.033 W/mK, ensuring effective protection against heat loss; Fire resistance: Class A1 fire rating, meaning the material is non-combustible and guarantees Fire safety - Water resistance: Short-term water absorption WS ≤ 1 kg/m² and long-term water absorption WL(P) ≤ 3 kg/m², providing protection against water - High vapor permeability: Water vapor permeability (μ = 1), which contributes to maintaining a healthy microclimate inside the building - Durability and strength: Laminated with a black glass veil, which increases durability and resistance to mechanical damage and weathering. For ACOUSTIC and THERMAL insulation of flat roofs, attics, partitions, beamed ceilings, and joist floors
Weight:32kg
Volume:0.36M3
Area:1.8m²
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