Flat roof with Rock Mineral Wool slabs

Flat roof insulation solutions

Flat roof insulation for safety, sound, and warmth.

Discover non-combustible flat roof insulation offering superior thermal, acoustic, and fire safety performance for both cold and warm roof systems.

Speak to Our Team

Contact Us

Flat roofs for energy efficient buildings, designed with safety in mind

The requirements for flat roof specification are changing. Already buildings must deliver higher standards of energy efficiency, to comply with Part L Building Regulations and fire safety regulations have also become stricter in recent years. Meanwhile, flat roofs are becoming more functional. They are now spaces for storage, recreation, and energy generation using photovoltaic (PV) panels and that comes with additional fire risk. An estimated average of 29 fires per GW of ​PV capacity occur each year,* so fire safety is an essential part of your specification.

Knauf Insulation offers non-combustible** roof insulation for both cold and warm flat roof applications, including built-up metal roofs. In addition to meeting fire safety requirements, our products also deliver thermal and acoustic performance, supporting energy efficiency and occupant comfort.

Our Technical Services team are here to guide you through every step of the process.
Contact us today.

Benefits of our flat roof insulation products

Choose your build-up

There are two basic categories of roof design: A warm roof has the insulation above the structural deck, which is thus kept warm. A cold roof has the insulation placed below the structural deck, which thus remains cold.

Explore our product range

Flat roof insulation products that deliver thermal, acoustic, and fire safety performance.

Our flat roof insulation products in action

Learn how these buildings have benefitted from our flat roof solutions.

UK-GYP-Tolson-Mills

Discover more applications

Learn about our solutions for other applications

* 0.0293 fires p/MW calculated as a weighted mean, based on four national data sets. Source: Fault tree analysis of fires on rooftops with photovoltaic systems, Nur Aliah Fatin Mohd Nizam Ong et al, 2021  


** As set out in changes to the building regulations 2010 which bans the use of combustible materials, limiting use of materials to those achieving A1 or A2-s1,d0 on buildings in scope of the ban (as defined in regulation 7(4)).