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Handmade vs Machine-Made Rockwool Panel

Handmade vs machine-made rockwool panel comparison: thickness sets, width conventions, joints and strengths side by side, from company catalogue facts.

Panel facts at a glance

Side-by-side comparison

FeatureHandmade rockwool panel, Type 50Machine-made rockwool panel, 1150 type
ConstructionHand assembly around a galvanised keel frame, with edge wrappingContinuous automated roll pressing
Conventional width300–1,180 mm1,150 mm
Thickness50 mm; customisable to 75 / 100 mm50–150 mm
Density60–120 kg/m³60–120 kg/m³
JointMale-female, or centre-aluminiumTongue-and-groove
Pre-formed workPre-formed conduit routes and pre-cut openings availableNot described as a pre-formed-work route on this site
Company-noted strengthStaggered fibre structure; better load-bearing behaviour; clear noise reductionFast, uniform tongue-and-groove jointing; catalogue fire, sound, heat and weather benefits

Which route fits which schedule

Choose handmade when the schedule needs pre-formed openings or conduit routes, a width outside the 1,150 mm convention, or the staggered fibre structure's load-bearing behaviour. Choose machine-made when the schedule is dominated by long straight wall and ceiling runs in the 1,150 mm system, where a tongue-and-groove joint gives the most uniform result. A schedule that mixes both needs should be split by area, with each area assigned its own route, rather than forcing one route onto every wall. The parallel guide in the guides section explains the same comparison in article form.

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