Glass wool rolls are a common lightweight insulation material widely used in steel structure factories, logistics warehouses, and large industrial buildings. Their internal structure, composed of numerous fine fibers and air, forms a stable structure, resulting in a low overall thermal conductivity and effectively reducing heat transfer within the building.

In steel structure roofs and walls, glass wool rolls are often used in conjunction with metal panels to improve energy efficiency and reduce indoor noise. The roll form facilitates large-area installation, adapting to the construction needs of large-span spaces, and offers advantages such as convenient installation, lightweight construction, and no added structural load.

In application, it is important to select appropriate thickness and density to meet building energy efficiency standards. When laying the rolls, ensure tight overlaps to avoid gaps that could affect overall insulation performance. With the increasing number of steel structure buildings, the application of glass wool rolls will continue to expand.