Fire

• Durability is crucial for the whole-life environmental impact of a product and the building in which it is used
• Rockwool is a non-combustible material manufactured primarily from stone
• Rockwool can resist more than 1000˚C and can act as a vital barrier to the spread of fire
• Rockwool is used in systems to enable people to escape from a burning building, and to delay the spread of fire, allowing fire fighters time to fight the fire and save the building before it becomes uneconomical to repair

• Introduction
  • Rockwool in Ireland
  • Taming the volcano
  • People and the environment
  • The 4 in 1 effect
    • Thermal
    • Fire
    • Acoustics
    • Sustainability
  • Sustainable Rockwool
  • Committed to energy efficient, low emission production
  • Environment policy
• The road to zero carbon
• Building up to new standards
• Reduce, reuse, recycle
• Life cycle analysis (LCA)
• Corporate and social responsibility
• Registration