Fireproof Sandwich Panel
Fireproof sandwich panel category: rockwool-core panels for fire protection, with catalogue-attributed fire wording only and no fire-resistance time stated.
- Machine-made rockwool panel: the catalogue describes it as A1 grade fireproof rockwool (catalogue attribution kept with the claim).
- Rockwool core material: described in company materials as a non-combustible, heat-insulating and sound-insulating material.
- No fire-resistance time, test standard number or fire rating beyond the catalogue wording is stated on this page.
Fire protection, stated the way the company materials state it
Fire protection is the most sensitive claim on a panel site, so this page keeps every fire statement inside its source wording. The machine-made rockwool tongue-and-groove panel is described in the company catalogue as A1 grade fireproof rockwool. The rockwool core itself is described in the company materials as non-combustible. Those are the fire statements this site makes for rockwool panels. This page does not add a fire-resistance duration in minutes, a test standard, or a fire rating for the finished wall system, because the company materials used for this site do not give those values for these rockwool panels. A buyer who needs a tested wall-system rating should ask for it explicitly in the inquiry and treat the catalogue wording as a starting point, not as a substitute for a project-specific check.
Which panel the fire wording belongs to
The A1 wording belongs to the machine-made rockwool panel. It is not transferred to the handmade rockwool panel on this site, and it is not transferred to panels with other core materials. The handmade rockwool panel is described through its fibre structure, its load-bearing behaviour and its sound reduction, while its fire behaviour is described only through the general rockwool core wording. Keeping the wording attached to its panel type prevents a general fire claim from being read as a claim for every panel on the site.
Fire applications in practice
Rockwool panels are used for interior walls and ceilings where fire protection is part of the brief, alongside sound and heat insulation. The fire protection applications page explains how to frame such an inquiry: name the room, name the panel route, name the thickness, and ask what fire documentation can be supplied for that exact variant. Certificates are available upon request. Before ordering, confirm the minimum order quantity and the lead time in your inquiry.