120mm Rockwool Frontrock Super Dual-Density Slab, 1.8m² Pack of 3


Key facts

  • What it isA 12 cm non-combustible stone wool slab with a harder outer face, for insulating the outside of a wall under render.
  • Best forWhole walls that need more insulation than 10 cm gives, where sills and roof edges allow it.
  • In the packThree slabs of 1 m × 60 cm, covering 1.8 m².
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Key facts

  • What it isA 12 cm non-combustible stone wool slab with a harder outer face, for insulating the outside of a wall under render.
  • Best forWhole walls that need more insulation than 10 cm gives, where sills and roof edges allow it.
  • In the packThree slabs of 1 m × 60 cm, covering 1.8 m².

Before you order

  • Choose another ifthe extra depth will not fit: the 100 mm slab. For the most insulation, the 160 mm slab.
  • FinishMesh and a thin render system go straight over the slab.
  • You will also needRoker U grey adhesive to stick the slabs and bed the mesh, plus metal-pin wall anchors.

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Description

This Rockwool 120mm slab is FRONTROCK SUPER from ROCKWOOL, a dual-density stone wool board for insulating external walls under render. At 120 mm it declares 3.30 m²K/W, and a pack of three 1000 × 600 mm slabs covers 1.8 m². It is one of four Super thicknesses in the Renders World mineral wool insulation range.

Where a Rockwool 120mm Slab Fits

Choose 120 mm when the wall calculation needs more than the 100 mm slab gives and the sills, roof edges and boundary still leave room for the extra 20 mm.

  • Main elevations of masonry or concrete finished with a thin render system.
  • Older solid walls, where the open structure helps the masonry dry outwards; see the solid-wall retrofit guide.
  • Facades that take knocks, thanks to the harder top layer.

Why Choose Frontrock Super at 120 mm

  1. 3.30 m²K/W declared at this thickness, against 2.75 for the 100 mm slab.
  2. Harder outer layer — ROCKWOOL gives about 40 kPa compressibility for the top layer of the two-density build.
  3. A1 slab, declared by ROCKWOOL.
  4. MU1 vapour class and water absorption declared at no more than 1.0 kg/m² short term and 3.0 kg/m² long term.
  5. CS(10)20 and TR10, the same declared strength classes as every Frontrock slab sold here.

Frontrock Super 120 mm Specification

Property Declared value
Product ROCKWOOL FRONTROCK SUPER, 120 mm
Slab build Stone wool, dual density, harder top layer
Slab size 1000 × 600 × 120 mm
Declared thermal conductivity λD 0.036 W/mK
Declared thermal resistance RD 3.30 m²K/W
Reaction to fire (the slab) Euroclass A1
Compressive strength at 10 % deformation CS(10)20 — 20 kPa
Tensile strength perpendicular to faces TR10 — 10 kPa
Short-term water absorption WS — up to 1.0 kg/m²
Long-term water absorption WL(P) — up to 3.0 kg/m²
Water vapour diffusion resistance MU1
Dimensional stability DS(70,−) and DS(70,90)
Thickness tolerance T5
Pack 3 slabs, 1.8 m²
Maker's pallet 12 packs, 21.6 m²
Standard and declaration EN 13162:2012+A1:2015 · DoP RW-CEE-DoP-0237/BCM/23/w1

Declared in DoP RW-CEE-DoP-0237/BCM/23/w1 (ROCKWOOL Polska, Cigacice, EN 13162, notified body 1023). Put the declared 3.30 m²K/W into the U-value calculation guide together with the other layers.

Installing the 120 mm Slab

Roker U grey adhesive bonds mineral wool facade slabs up to 30 cm thick and forms the mesh layer. Its data sheet sets the steps:

  1. Skim the face, then comb on the bonding coat with a 10 × 10 mm notched trowel, at about 4.5–5.5 kg/m².
  2. Push the slab into place, tap it level and offset the vertical joints.
  3. Anchor no sooner than the next day, using galvanised metal-pin anchors, four per m² as a minimum or more where the design asks.
  4. Three days after bonding, embed the mesh between two passes of mortar.

All Frontrock Thicknesses

Slab Density Declared RD Pack
Frontrock Plus 50 mm single 1.40 m²K/W 6 slabs · 3.6 m²
Frontrock Plus 80 mm single 2.25 m²K/W 5 slabs · 3.0 m²
Frontrock Super 80 mm dual 2.20 m²K/W 3 slabs · 1.8 m²
Frontrock Super 100 mm dual 2.75 m²K/W 3 slabs · 1.8 m²
Frontrock Super 120 mm (this slab) dual 3.30 m²K/W 3 slabs · 1.8 m²
Frontrock Super 160 mm dual 4.40 m²K/W 2 slabs · 1.2 m²

The 100 and 120 mm Super slabs come in identical packs, so moving up to 120 mm changes nothing in how the packs are handled on site. Frontrock Plus, the single-density line, covers 50 and 80 mm.

Ordering and Pallets

Divide the wall area by 1.8 m² and round up, allowing for cuts at openings. ROCKWOOL palletises 120 mm at 12 packs, 21.6 m², to a pallet. Order the Roker U adhesive with the slabs.

Is 120 mm Right for Your Wall?

  • Yes where the calculation needs about 3.30 m²K/W, which the Rockwool 120mm slab declares.
  • Drop to the Super 100 mm if the extra 20 mm will not clear the sills.
  • Go to the Super 160 mm when the target asks for 4.40 m²K/W.

FAQ — Frontrock Super 120 mm

How much does one pack cover?

1.8 m² — three slabs of 1000 × 600 mm.

Which adhesive should I order?

Roker U grey, which bonds mineral wool facade slabs and carries the reinforced layer.

What anchors does the slab need?

Roker U’s data sheet asks for anchors with a galvanised metal pin, at least four per m², set the day after bonding at the earliest; the guide to installing insulation fixings covers the work.

Is it A1?

The slab is declared Euroclass A1. The finished rendered wall is classified as a complete system.

What is the R-value at 120 mm?

Declared thermal resistance 3.30 m²K/W; declared conductivity 0.036 W/mK.

Will it cut outside noise?

ROCKWOOL lists acoustic insulation among the slab’s features. For a sound target, rely on a tested result for the whole wall.

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