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Here's a selection of relevant articles about mineral fibres from AEC companies and organizations, including Isothane Ltd, British Board of Agrement. Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. abbr, acronym, span.abbr {cursor: help; border-bottom: 1px dashed #000;} ...Roof slates (including fibre cement) Polymer resins Hygrothermal testing Insulation (other than thermal properties) Rubbers Low temperature properties Pipes and fittings Man-made mineral fibres Thermal cycling Flooring (PVC) Bitumen and modified bitumen Compressive Creep testing Windows and doors Gypsum plaster Wind uplift Waterproof membranes... See #1. Polyurethane Foam Insulation: Pirthane® O Excellent and permanent adhesion to all substrates, low maintenance costs. Low thermal conductivity at reduced thicknesses; saving space. Does not contain mineral fibres, zero air erosion, no health & safety problems. Penetrations caused by post installation work (ceiling hangers, cable trays etc.) can easily be sealed and repaired. See #2. 1: http://www.bbacerts.co.uk [c1736766] 2: http://www.isothane.com [c1817075] • Add your web page here? Please send your link and description (at least 20 words) to addpage@cadinfo.net. Placement is free. We reserve the right to refuse or modify your contribution. • Have your web page removed? Please send a note to removepage@cadinfo.net. After verifying your request we'll remove all references to and images of your site.