rock wool insulated panel

Building your dream home needs smart insulation choices. Traditional brick and mortar just can't compete anymore! That's where modern insulated sandwich panels step in--they're becoming the better solution for people who wants superior comfort, safety, and energy savings.    The Advantages of Different Sandwich panel Different type serves different residential needs perfectly. -Rock wool cores deliver exceptional fire resistance with Class A ratings, making them ideal for safety-conscious families.  -EPS (expanded polystyrene) cores offer the light weight champion – easy installation means faster construction and lower labor costs.  -Then there's PU (polyurethane) – the thermal performance king. With incredible insulation values around 0.02 W/(m·K).   The Insulated Panels’ Performance for Living Homes -Rock wool panels keep bedrooms quiet from street noise while protecting against fire.  -EPS panels transform garages and workshops affordably, with installation so simple that anyone can finish the work by himself.  -PU panels create comfortable living spaces where temperature stays consistent year-round, reducing energy waste consumption.   Why Propanel Delivers Home Comfort Propanel insulated panels install quickly, getting families into comfortable homes faster. The superior insulation stops energy waste, meaning lower utility bills month after month. For homeowners demanding safety, comfort, and long-term value, Propanel's sandwich panel solutions deliver the smart, reliable choice that transforms houses into energy-efficient spaces.  

The sound insulation and heat insulation performance of the insulated panels are significantly different from the different core material. The following four common types of EPS insulated panels, PU/PIR insulated panel, glass wool insulated panel and rock wool insulated panel are explained:   Property PU/PIR  Panel Rock wool/mineral wool Panel Glass Wool Panel EPS Panel Thermal Conductivity 0.022~0.024W/m·k 0.035~0.045W/m·k 0.03~0.04W/m·k 0.03~0.04W/m·k Density Low(36~43kg/m³) High(100~150kg/m³) Low(10~50kg/m³) Low(8~20kg/m³) Fire Resistance Moderate Excellent Excellent Poor Moisture Resistance High High Low Moderate Acoustic Performance Moderate Excellent Good Poor Cost  High Moderate Low Low   From the above table, the PU/PIR insulated panel has the lowest thermal conductivity and the best thermal insulation performance, followed by EPS. Because of its unique fiber structure, rock wool insulated panel has the best sound insulation effect, followed by glass wool. The EPS insulated panel has the highest cost performance. Users can choose according to different purposes.