SCG glass wool insulation for roofing work, single-sided foil type, model FSO-G

SCG Glass Wool Insulation for Roof Heat Protection The roof is the first part to encounter heat from the sun. In metal sheet roofing, midday temperatures can reach up to 70°C. Without heat protection materials installed under the roof, workers below will feel extremely hot and uncomfortable. In cold storage warehouses without roof insulation, significant cooling loss occurs, causing cooling systems to work harder and resulting in extremely high electricity bills. Glass Wool Roof Insulation Roof insulation not only prevents heat from the roof but also helps retain coolness inside the building. Glass wool insulation is an excellent heat protection material at an affordable price. SCG glass wool insulation effectively prevents roof heat due to its low thermal conductivity. The air pockets within the insulation absorb sound, significantly reducing noise disturbance. When rain falls on metal sheet roofing, the noise can be extremely loud, making communication inside the building difficult. Installing glass wool insulation is beneficial for noise reduction as well. Green-3 Insulation Green Label SCG heat insulation is made from recycled glass, earning a Green Label for environmental protection. Its production process has minimal environmental impact, earning the SCG Eco Value label. Green Insulation The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) have certified that glass wool insulation products do not affect health or cause cancer in humans. This has led to widespread use of glass wool insulation in Thailand and abroad, including America and Europe. Green Guard SCG glass wool insulation has green fibers with HydroProtec, reducing water retention by up to 10 times. This prevents water absorption and protects against water vapor, ensuring long-lasting use with the building. Product Size Table Thermal insulation for roofing work UBB-G UBB-G size chart Density (Kg/m3) Thickness (mm) Size (W x L) 16 25 1.22 x 30.5 50 1.22 x 15.25 24 25 1.22 x 30.50 50 1.22 x 15.25 32 25 1.22 x 15.25 Heat Insulation for Roofing UB-G UB-G size chart Density (Kg/m3) Thickness (mm) Size (W x L) 32 50 1.22 x 2.44 48 25 1.22 x 2.44 50 1.22 x 2.44 {�PTION%} FSO-G size chart Density (Kg/m3) Thickness (mm) Size (W x L) 16 25 1.22 x 30.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 24 25 1.22 x 30.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 32 25 1.22 x 15.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 32 50 1.22 x 2.44 48 25 1.22 x 2.44 50 1.22 x 2.44 Heat Insulation for Roofing CRB-G   CRB-G size chart Density (Kg/m3) Thickness (mm) Size (W x L) 16 25 1.22 x 30.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 24 25 1.22 x 30.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 32 25 1.22 x 15.00 50 1.22 x 15.00 32 50 1.22 x 2.44 48 25 1.22 x 2.44 50 1.22 x 2.44 Heat Insulation for Roofing SUPERCOOL-G SUPER COOL-G Size Table Density (Kg/m3) Thickness (mm) Size (W x L) 12 50 1.22 x 10.00 75 1.22 x 10.00 16 25 1.22 x 10.00 50 1.22 x 10.00 24 25 1.22 x 10.00 50 1.22 x 10.00 Installation Instructions Weld steel mesh on purlins, lay insulation across metal sheet roof purlins Install mesh and place glass wool insulation on roof purlins 2. Tie wire on purlins, lay insulation across purlins or tie wire under purlins, lay insulation in roof purlin channels for fiber cement or metal sheet roofs Tying wire across purlins and installing insulation in purlin channels 3. Weld steel mesh under purlins, lay insulation in roof purlin channels for fiber cement or metal sheet roofs Weld steel frame under roof structure and place glass wool insulation between purlin channels 4. Embed anchors and stretch wire, or use barbed tape and caps Image of insulation installation by embedding anchors under concrete and stretching wire to secure insulation