Gyproc Wool
Building and Home Insulation
1955 Canadian home, found bagged insulation in walls called gyproc wool is this asbestos?
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- 3+ months ago by buddslybudd
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- home, building, wall, canadian, found, 1955, wool, homes, insulation
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jcreech
07:47AM | 02/10/08
Member Since: 02/09/08
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this is a very old post, however, correct info needs to be posted. I am the manufacture rep for rockwool..If you need info regarding insulation, go to NAIMA's website...you can also go to epa.org....and of course Amerrock.com Rockwool is made of slag, which is a recycled steel product, and rock, a trap rock mined in Texas...those are the only raw materials in rockwool insulation..we use "coke" which is a recyled material from coal..it is used to make the heat hotter in the manufacturing process, in order to save energy...rockwool is the safest insulation on the market today...it also has one of the best thermal insualting properties as well as a superior sound control while not supporting mold or mildew..all while not having to add any chemicals...many other insulation products on the market today are either all chemcial, foams, or have chemicals added to them to keep them fire retardant, cellulose...
Found at bobvila.com
NAIMA -- insulationinstitute.org/