Winter comfort: what if we started with the converted attic?

As winter approaches, ROCKWOOL, the world leader in rock wool insulation, encourages us to rethink the thermal efficiency of our homes. Insulating your attic isn't just a way to save money; it's also a long-term investment for optimal comfort, both in summer and winter.

Costly heat loss

Poor insulation means excessive energy consumption for heating a home, with bills increasing every year. But the impact isn't limited to the budget: it also results in cooler, more humid rooms, leading to discomfort and deterioration of the building structure.

To remedy this, the solution is simple: effective insulation retains heat, maintains a stable temperature, and prevents humidity problems. In this regard, choosing rock wool guarantees excellent insulating performance, thus reducing the need to heat or cool rooms to maintain a comfortable and stable indoor temperature.

Maximize attic efficiency with Rockcomble Flex 60 and Rockcomble 210

The Rockcomble Flex 60 solution, combined with Rockcomble 210, offers additional advantages. Rockcomble Flex 60 stands out for its flexibility and ease of installation, adapting perfectly to complex attic configurations. Rockcomble 210, meanwhile, provides extra thickness, enhancing thermal and acoustic insulation. Together, these products ensure high-performance and long-lasting insulation for converted attics.

The many strengths of rock wool

In addition to its thermal qualities, rock wool is moisture-resistant, which helps prevent condensation and mold growth. Made from a natural resource (basalt), it is infinitely recyclable.

Zoom in on Rockcomble 210 mm (kraft-faced or unfaced insulation panel)

• Easy to install, quick to set up: good flexibility
• R = 6 m²·K/W and thermal phase shift greater than 7 h
• Panel that can be installed as a second cross-layer with Rockcomble Flex or Deltarock
• Dust-free cutting: the work site remains clean
• Contributes to interior acoustic comfort
• Health label A+

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