Thomas@Northward wrote on Wed, 15 October 2008 08:38 |
Though I've seen rockwool actually burn when my woodcrafter's place burned down a year ago (horrible day...) and it wasn't pretty whatsoever. It burned like paper. |
AndreasN wrote on Mon, 20 October 2008 04:44 |
Ouch! Hope it didn't set you back for too long. Was it that hot, or didn't it live up to its expected high heat resistance? How is the rockwool burning? Combusting, melting, deforming..? According to the Norwegian rockwool page, the product does not contribute energy to a fire. It should have a melting point above 1000'C and should not combust in any case. According to their paper.. How was reality? |