Glass wool insulation

Glass wool is an insulating material made from glass fibres. These fibres are arranged using a binder into a texture similar to wool. This process traps small pockets of air between the glass, which give the final product its superior thermal insulation properties. While absorbing this moisture, wool releases energy in the form of heat, thus raising the temperature of its surrounding areas. Naturally releasing this moisture in the warmer seasons, wool creates a cooling effect on the same surroundings.

Glass possesses specific thermal properties that make it an excellent insulator. Its ability to control heat transfer and its transparency are key factors that contribute to its insulation capabilities.