We often get questions from our customers which point to certain myths persisting and we'd like to bust those myths right here and now!
If you have a query which is not addressed on this page, or in our frequently asked questions, please do get in contact with us so we can answer your questions. We are here to help.
Myth: Glasswool is banned in other parts of the world
Fact: 100% incorrect. There are no countries in the world where glasswool insulation is banned. In fact, glasswool is the most common insulation used in residential and commercial buildings world-wide.
Leading international companies that manufacture glasswool insulation include Owens Corning, Johns Manville (part of Berkshire Hathaway), Saint Gobain (through its Isover brand) and Knauf.
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Myth: Glasswool contains formaldehyde which is dangerous
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Myth: Insulation will make my home a hot box in summer
Fact: Bulk and reflective insulation in hot climates cause less heat to be absorbed into the home so you will stay cooler and be less reliant on air-conditioning in summer.
CSR Bradford has demonstrated the effectiveness of bulk and reflective insulation in hot climates, proving the home hot box theory wrong once and for all. Find out more in the recent Building Knowledge article.
