Description
Crown Timber Slab consists of a resilient, unfaced,
non-combustible glass mineral wool slab with a very high level of
thermal resistance.
Application
Crown Timber Slab is for the thermal insulation of external
walls and warm roofs in timber frame construction. Crown Timber
Slab is friction fitted between studs and rafters and are
570mm wide to suit commonly used stud and rafter spacings.
Crown Timber Slab can also be used for acoustic insulation in
timber framed separating walls.
Standards
Crown Timber Slab is a non-combustible inorganic glass
wool, defined as mineral wool in BS 3533: 1981 and is
manufactured in accordance with BSI Quality Assurance Standard BS
EN ISO 9001: 2000
Durability
Crown Timber Slab is rot proof, does not sustain vermin and
will not encourage the growth of fungi, mould or bacteria.
Crown Timber Slab is odourless and non-hygroscopic.
Vapour resistance and condensation
Crown Timber Slab allows water vapour to pass freely through it,
therefore allowing the construction element to breathe.
Environmental
Crown Timber Slab is free from CFCs, HCFCs and any other
material with ozone depletion potential in its manufacture and
content and represents no known threat to the environment.