fiberdamm
Fiberdamm is a term that refers to a type of insulation material primarily composed of mineral fibers, such as rock wool or glass wool. These fibers are manufactured by melting rock or glass at high temperatures and then spinning or blowing the molten material into fine strands. These strands are then processed, often with binders, to form a cohesive mat or batt.
The key characteristic of fiberdamm is its ability to trap air within its fibrous structure. This trapped
Beyond thermal insulation, fiberdamm also offers acoustic properties. The dense, fibrous matrix can absorb sound waves,
Fiberdamm is generally non-combustible, which adds a fire safety benefit to its use in buildings. It is