Concrete Deck Insulation

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Concrete deck insulation can greatly enhance the energy efficiency of your building. In an uninsulated or poorly insulated property, a great deal of heat is lost through the roof¹, making it an especially crucial area to focus on.

ROCKWOOL concrete flat roof insulation provides excellent thermal, acoustic and fire resilient benefits, helping to create a more comfortable living or working space within².

Not only does the use of our products help to lower energy bills and reduce health risks³, but by reducing the energy needed to heat or cool the building, our premium-quality stone wool insulation also helps to cut carbon emissions too.

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Why do we need concrete deck insulation?

Concrete deck structures are typically used in connection with larger industrial, commercial or institutional buildings. However, they are also becoming increasingly popular in residential designs – including individual family houses.

As a valuable addition to this building design style in towns and cities across the world, quality concrete roof insulation can provide extra protection from overheating in warmer climates and cold temperatures in cooler regions.

This raises energy efficiency, and provides great long-term value and sustainability for constructions.

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How much insulation you’ll require depends on the size and shape of your project. Since there is usually no limitation to the installation height on a roof, insulation thickness can be adjusted to your specification – and to reflect the local regulatory energy demand.

Use the tools and calculators available in your local market to work out the potential cost savings you could make.

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Why choose ROCKWOOL solutions?

ROCKWOOL insulation provides robust energy efficiency and enhanced protection from the elements. Made from volcanic stone rock⁴, our products are designed to ensure that your construction will be both comfortable and sustainable.

ROCKWOOL wedge systems, sometimes known as ‘cut to falls’, also allow you to maintain efficient roof drainage in your concrete deck structure. This ensures your project is fulfilling and surpassing key requirements – across a range of local conditions and regulations.

Stone wool insulation can also help protect against the risk of fire, and insulate against nuisance noise.

Key benefits of our concrete roof insulation include:

Energy efficiency – stone wool insulation helps regulate temperatures inside your building, helping to reduce fuel costs and energy bills.
Fire safety – our insulation is non-combustible, resistant to temperatures above 1,000º C⁵, and acts to slow the spread of flames and smoke while meeting or surpassing local market classifications.
Acoustic blocking – the dense properties of ROCKWOOL insulation block out unwanted sounds and offer added noise protection.
Easy to install – our products are simple and convenient to fit, and can be tailored to a range of building types and shapes.

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Our dedicated solutions for concrete deck insulation are fitted to modern, safe and fast application standards, whether the flat roof installation is mechanically fixed, glued or ballasted.

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ROCKWOOL Group Product Manager

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Warm Roof Insulation

Achieve maximum thermal performance with ROCKWOOL warm roof insulation. Made from stone wool, it’s designed to last the lifetime of your building.

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Steel Deck Insulation

Enhance your building with ROCKWOOL steel deck insulation. Durable and fire-resistant, our insulation is designed to be energy efficient and long-lasting.

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Metal Roof Insulation

Improve energy efficiency and acoustic performance with ROCKWOOL metal roof insulation. Our solutions are resilient, long-lasting and non-combustible.

Installation

When installing concrete flat roof insulation, there are a few key things to bear in mind:

Always lay products in dry weather conditions.
Remove loose debris from the existing roof surface.
Lay the boards tightly with staggered joints.

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Sustainability and energy efficiency

Our insulation products are designed to be long-lasting. Many modern towns and cities have buildings with concrete flat roofs, so a sustainable approach to these constructions is especially important.

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Stone wool is made using one of the most abundant natural materials on earth. By producing insulation which is energy efficient, built to last for the lifetime of a building and recyclable as well, we’re helping to produce sustainable cityscapes for the future.

Choosing stone wool can also help your project meet and surpass environmental industry standards in your local market.

Additionally, our solutions can improve the quality of life for residents and workers, with the added benefit of noise protection too.

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