mineral wool
mineral wool
Definition
☆ mineral wool
noun
a fibrous material made from molten rock, slag, or glass and used as insulation in buildings
mineral wool
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- insulation: Placing mineral wool insulation in the floor structure will reduce airborne sound transfer.
- slab: Rocksil Slabs A range of semi-rigid to rigid non-combustible rock mineral wool slabs, bonded with a high performance binder.
- product: As the first European manufacturer of mineral wool ceiling products, OWA have been providing clients with ceiling solutions for nearly half a century.
- batt: The roof is a pre-assembled steel frame with 200mm mineral wool insulation and 75mm mineral wool batts.
- quilt: The separating material is resilient such as a mineral wool quilt which has very different impedance to that of the floor construction.
- ceiling: As the first European manufacturer of mineral wool ceiling products, OWA have been providing clients with ceiling solutions for nearly half a century.
Noun used with modifier
- rock: Rocksil Slabs A range of semi-rigid to rigid non-combustible rock mineral wool slabs, bonded with a high performance binder.
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