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Noise affects residents wellbeing and has important concerns on their health. Acoustic Mineral Wool Insulation of buildings eliminates the disturbance caused by common impact noise as well as airborne noise, improving the sound insulation of buildings.


What is Acoustic Mineral Wool?

Acoustic Mineral Wool is specifically designed to be more effective than many other methods of sound control and is the best solution when looking for an effective acoustic insulation to give added soundproofing control when installed between the joists of floors and into stud partitions. Acoustic Mineral Wool is the preferred environmentally friendly sound absorber generally used in buildings and throughout the industry to give acoustic, thermal and fire insulation. Mineral wool, is melted down rocks that are aired and spun until it becomes fiber strands, which are then compressed into thick, dense slabs. Ideally used for its sound deadening and acoustic properties. Mineral Wool fibers trap airborne noise, making it a good choice for acoustic treatment.

 


Acoustic Benefits

Acoustic mineral wool reduces airborne sound transmission through separating floors, ceilings and walls within both new builds and renovation projects. Utilising renewable energy and a sustainable source of raw material. Mineral wool provides excellent acoustic performance, reducing airborne sound as part of a recommended sound insulating system for separating floors, ceilings, or walls. Acoustic Mineral wool is non-flammable, chemically immobile and is not adversely affected by any substance it may come into contact with. Each slabs tend to be made from at least 22% recycled raw materials. The arrangement of fibres creates resistant against water. It is rot-proof, does not sustain vermin and will not encourage the growth of moulds and fungi. Miner Wool does not react with wires or metals, brickwork, or masonry. The ideal soundproofing solution.



 

Soundproofing

Noise doesn’t always come from external sources. Whether in a living or working environment, controlling the passage of sound between internal spaces can make the difference between a peaceful experience or a stressful one. Mineral WoolSlabs can be used for internal and separating walls and floors, to reduce noise from adjacent rooms or properties within the same building. The solution helps to create quiet, peaceful, and comfortable spaces in residential and commercial environments. Mineral Wool slabs are ideal for use in residential buildings such as home offices, studies, bedrooms, and bathrooms. The insulation is suitable for application in walls, floors, and lofts to control home acoustics. Mineral Wool slabs are quite easy to work with since you are able to cut them down to any preferred size required, ideally cut with a handsaw.

 


Other Mineral wool benefits:

  •         Fire-resistant
  •         Water repellent
  •          Insulator of heat
  •          Durable and sustaining
  •          Free of Moisture 

Buy your Mineral Wool products with us today at www.insulationbee.co.uk or speak to one of our friendly staff on 02038839057

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