In summer and during the shoulder seasons, the temperature inside unair-conditioned spaces can rise rapidly. To avoid this, there are four factors to consider.
To prevent the entry of calories into the building (mainly during the day), the use of rock wool thermal insulation protects the interior of the building from daytime heat. Rock wool contributes to comfort by slowing down the arrival of the "heat peak". Thus, depending on the density and diffusivity of the insulation, this rise in temperature will reach the attic with a lesser amplitude and after a more or less long period of time. High density rock wool panels delay and reduce the perception of heat inside.
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