Glass wool, due to its lightweight, excellent thermal insulation, and sound absorption properties, is widely used in energy-saving systems for building exterior walls. As a highly efficient insulation material, glass wool not only reduces heat loss from buildings but also effectively reduces the intrusion of external noise, improving the comfort of living or working environments.

Glass Wool Boards

In exterior wall insulation projects, glass wool is often used in conjunction with external decorative materials, fixed to the wall surface through mechanical bonding or dry hanging methods to form an effective insulation layer. The fiber structure of glass wool gives it excellent thermal resistance properties, enabling it to adapt to various climatic conditions, ensuring buildings are warm in winter and cool in summer, and reducing energy consumption for air conditioning and heating systems.

Glass wool is simple and quick to install, and due to its excellent sound absorption characteristics, it is widely used in buildings with high noise requirements, such as office buildings, commercial areas, and schools. With the gradual improvement of building energy efficiency standards, glass wool will play an even greater role in the future of building insulation.