Why circularity matters?
In a circular economy, products and material should be used for as long as possible, at their highest value and without losing their quality or performance.
With population growth, pressure on natural resources will only increase. As a result, circularity is a concept with growing support across the world and with significant relevance to the construction and building industries, which are leading consumers of raw materials and producers of waste.
Because our stone wool insulation is so durable, it can last at least 65 years [1] but probably more. But when a building’s lifetime is up, it contains no chemical flame retardants and can be recycled again and again with no loss in mechanical or performance properties.