07/07/2026
In insulation systems, both thickness and density play a critical role in determining overall performance. 8 cm 150 kg/m³ rock wool combines a high-density structure with an 8 cm thickness to deliver exceptional resistance to heavy loads, impact, and compression while providing outstanding thermal and acoustic insulation.
It is widely used in industrial facilities, exterior wall insulation systems, passive fire protection projects, roofing applications, and high-performance acoustic environments.
This insulation board is manufactured from melted basalt rock fibers and features a density of 150 kg/m³ with a thickness of 8 cm. Its high-density construction significantly improves mechanical strength while offering superior sound absorption and thermal insulation.
The material is also classified as A1 non-combustible, making it an excellent choice for projects where fire safety is a primary concern.
Designed for demanding environments exposed to high temperatures, heavy loads, and mechanical stress.
Ideal for facade applications requiring superior mechanical strength and long-term durability.
Suitable for escape routes, fire-rated walls, ceilings, and other passive fire protection systems.
Provides excellent thermal insulation while also improving acoustic performance.
An outstanding solution for recording studios, cinemas, theaters, concert halls, and other spaces where noise control is essential.
✔ Exceptional mechanical strength with excellent resistance to impact and compression
✔ Superior acoustic insulation that significantly reduces sound transmission
✔ High-performance thermal insulation for improved energy efficiency
✔ A1-rated non-combustible material for maximum fire protection
✔ Long service life with excellent resistance to moisture, mold, and pests
It is commonly used in industrial facilities, exterior wall insulation systems, roof insulation, passive fire protection projects, and high-performance acoustic applications.
150 kg/m³ rock wool offers higher compressive strength, greater impact resistance, and superior acoustic insulation compared to 120 kg/m³ rock wool, making it better suited for demanding structural and industrial applications.
Yes. It is classified as A1 non-combustible and maintains its structural integrity at temperatures of up to 1,000°C.
Yes. When properly installed and protected according to the application, 8 cm 150 kg/m³ rock wool can provide a service life of 20 years or more while maintaining its thermal, acoustic, and fire-resistant properties.
