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AssigneeRockwool A/S
InventorAndreas Gebing
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The disclosure relates to a thermal and/or acoustic insulation system as waterproofing for a flat or flat inclined outside surface of a building, especially for a flat roof or a flat inclined roof, consisting of at least one insulation element made of mineral wool, preferably made of stone wool, and having a major surface, and a lining element consisting of at least a first layer made of lining material and a second layer made of a glue activatable by heat and oriented to the major surface of the insulation element, whereby the major surface of the insulation element is free of protrusions, especially flights, and cavities thereby being planar and whereby the area connection between the insulation element and the lining element is at least 70%, preferably at least 80% of the major surface area of the insulation element.
A thermal and/or acoustic insulation system as waterproofing for a flat or flat inclined outside surface of a building, consisting of at least one insulation element made of mineral wool and having a major surface, and a lining element consisting of at least a first layer made of lining material and a second layer made of a glue activatable by heat and oriented to the major surface of the insulation element, whereby the major surface of the insulation element is free of protrusions and cavities thereby being planar and whereby an area connection between the insulation element and the lining element is at least 70% of the major surface area of the insulation element.
A method for producing a thermal and/or acoustic insulation system as waterproofing for a flat or flat inclined outside surface of a building consisting of at least one insulation element made of mineral wool and having a major surface, and a lining element consisting of at least a first layer made of lining material and a second layer made of a glue activatable by heat and oriented to the major surface of the insulation element, whereby protrusions and cavities are removed from the major surface of the insulation element so that the major surface is planar, whereby the insulation element is placed on the outside surface of the building with the planar surface being oriented distant from the outside surface of the building, whereby the lining element is placed on the planar surface of the insulation element with its layer of glue being at least partly in contact with the major surface of the insulation element and whereby the glue is heated up to its melting temperature.
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