Rockwool Thermal Roll is two products in one. It includes 200mm thick roll of stone wool loft insulation material that can be used as one layer or separated into two 100mm thick layers. 200mm thickness gives coverage of 3.30m² per roll and 100mm thickness gives coverage of 6.6m² per roll. A cost effective choice for high performance roof insulation with sound reduction and fire protection built in, Rockwool Twin Roll is quick and simple to install. It comes in easy to handle, pre-cut rolls that are designed to fit between the joists as an effective base layer (100mm) or overlaid on top of the joist as a top up layer (200mm).

Key Features

• Multi-application products
• Provides superb fit
• Outstanding thermal and acoustic properties
• Exceptional fire resistance
• Roll is easy to cut and use for 400 and 600mm centres
• Rollbatt is pre-cut in 400 and 600mm widths
• Twin Roll can be used as a single 200mm top up layer or separated and used as a 100mm roll between joists Packaging Roll

Technical Information

• Thermal conductivity (k value) of 0.044W/mK
• Length: 2750mm
• Width: 1200mm
• Thickness: 100mm
• Coverage: 6.6 (m²)
• Range: Twinroll
• Material: Mineral Wool

Application Instructions

Approvals

• All Rockwool Roll products conform to BS EN 13162:2008 Specification for factory-made mineral wool products
• All Rockwool Roll products achieve a reaction to fire classification of A1 as defined in BS EN 13501-1
• Part L: 2010 edition requires new pitched roofs with loft spaces to achieve U- values of between 0.16 and 0.13W/ m²K
• To meet this thermal performance and minimise heat loss through the timbers, Rockwool Roll, Twin Roll or Rollbatt should be cross-layered between and over the ceiling joists. The first layer (generally of 100 mm thickness) is rolled between the ceiling joists, which are normally spaced at 400mm or 600mm centres. A second layer of Rockwool Roll/Rollbatt (e.g. 170mm thick) or Twin Roll (200mm thick) is then cross-layered to cover the first layer of insulation and the ceiling joists.

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