Knauf Insulation - Mat Unifit 033

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Glass wool insulation in the form of mats packed in rolls. Recommended use: pitched roof insulation. Possible application: sandwich walls, partition walls, partitions, ceilings, joist walls (e.g. wooden construction).
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Mineral wool produced in ECOSE Technology from glass fibers in the form of mats. Universal hydrophobized insulation material with above-standard thermal insulation properties. The product perfectly fills the insulated space, keeping its shape during use. Mainly used as heat and sound insulation roof in sloping, in the construction of walls with ventilated facade, cassette walls, wooden and metal skeleton wall constructions. The product is particularly recommended for energy-saving and passive buildings.

Glass wool insulation in the form of mats packed in rolls. Recommended use: pitched roof insulation. Possible application: sandwich walls, partition walls, partitions, ceilings, joist walls (e.g. wooden construction).

  • General purpose insulation recommended for pitched roofs, partition walls, partitions, ceiling in joists,
  • Natural mineral wool at ECOSE Technology is an innovative mineral wool produced from naturally occurring and / or secondary raw materials, free from formaldehyde, phenol and acrylic.
  • Advantages of ECOSE Technology: nice to touch; less dusty; no smell; easy to work with

  • Brand
  • Reference
    27516-20767
  • In stock
    1000 Items
  • MPN
    27516

  • width
    1200 mm
  • fire classification - reaction to fire
    A1
  • thermal conductivity λ
    0,033 W/mK
  • number of rolls per pallet
    24 szt.
  • certificate of compliance
    EC 0764-CPD-0145

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