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High standards of warmth<br />

<strong>MosBuild</strong> Fenestration<br />

ROCKWOOL insulation is providing thermal and acoustic comfort in Europe’s tallest building. A colourful laser show in<br />

Central London marked the completion of The Shard, which can lay claim to being the new symbol of the city. The<br />

official opening of the tallest skyscraper in Europe was timed to coincide with the start of the 2012 Olympic Games in<br />

London. The building is protected with ROCKWOOL thermal, acoustic and fire protection insulation. Over 40 tonnes of<br />

heat insulating materials were used to insulate The Shard. Owing to the low thermal conductivity, durability and noncombustibility<br />

of ROCKWOOL insulation, the tallest building in Europe is reliably protected from temperature drops and<br />

the noise of the city, and the building’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems are protected from heat loss<br />

and the spread of fire.<br />

Rockwool: the main thing in a facade is reliability<br />

Today’s trend for ultramodern design means the facade<br />

must meet the demands of the times. Translucent glass facades<br />

are used more and more today.<br />

Structural facade glazing looks attractive as it creates an<br />

impression of a glass monolith. The most difficult variant<br />

is considered to be ventilated glass facades.<br />

Another kind of facade finish appeared in the Russian<br />

market recently, which allows you to create a truly ‘cosmic’<br />

exterior. Rockpanel by ROCKWOOL can be used to bring<br />

the most interesting design decisions to life. The material<br />

has some enviable advantages: optimal price-quality<br />

ratio, easy to fit and use, versatile and attractive. In addition,<br />

the panels are lightweight, durable, easy to shape,<br />

resistant to weather conditions and, importantly, envi-<br />

ronmentally friendly. But, whatever the material chosen<br />

for the facade, sooner or later it comes down to heat insulation.<br />

Proper insulation can save money on utility bills<br />

and, because the periods between repairs are increasing,<br />

building operating costs, on the whole, are falling. But<br />

to properly insulate a facade is not so simple. However,<br />

avoiding mistakes is quite easy: firstly, you can make use<br />

of the advisory services of major manufacturers to gain<br />

comprehensive knowledge of the products available. For<br />

example, ROCKWOOL offers advice and technical support<br />

for facade design and installation. Experts advise designers,<br />

installers, customers and potential investors. Once<br />

you have all the information you can make an informed<br />

decision on a system.<br />

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