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The perimeter between the floor slab and curtain wall is a key location for fire control.

Stone wool insulation is used in perimeter fire containment systems because of its noncombustible properties and ability to perform under fire exposure.

This video breaks down where protection is required and why stone wool is specified in these assemblies.

When you're restoring a historic downtown building into a boutique hotel, the materials behind the walls matter as much as the ones you see.

The team behind The Heirloom Hotel in Laurel, Mississippi chose ROCKWOOL Safe'n'Sound stone wool to soundproof the guest rooms—and brought the built-in fire resilience of stone wool along with it.

"That product is spectacular," says builder Josh Nowell. "As a builder, I only want to work with Safe'n'Sound."

Hear the full story on The Heirloom Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tiAlcPkWu