Glass Wool Batt

Glass wool batt fills framed cavities quickly and consistently — pre-cut to standard stud spacings (400 and 600 mm centers), 50–200 mm thick, 10–32 kg/m³ density, thermal conductivity 0.032–0.044 W/m·K. Supplied from our own and partner factories (combined capacity up to 450,000 t/yr), with a one-container MOQ and LCL support. Confirm exact R-value and facing by inquiry.

  • Pre-cut to standard framing widths — friction-fit placement cuts install waste and removes field measuring.
  • One product for both thermal insulation and acoustic absorption in framed cavities.
  • Unfaced, kraft, foil, and formaldehyde-free facings for vapor control and green-building compliance.
Glass Wool Batt

Quick Answer

Key questions buyers ask before sourcing this product.

What is it?

Flexible glass wool supplied in pre-cut pieces sized for cavities between framing members.

Best for?

Framed walls, ceilings, partitions, and floor cavities in residential and light commercial construction.

Key advantage?

Pre-cut to standard cavity widths — less site cutting, less waste, faster install than rolls.

Options?

Width, thickness, density, facing (unfaced/kraft/foil), formaldehyde-free, and VOC-Free.

Next step?

Share cavity size, facing, quantity, destination, and document needs.

Problems This Product Solves

Common pain points this product is built to address.

Rigid boards won't fit snugly into standard stud cavities.

Walls at 400/600 mm centers need insulation that compresses slightly and holds by friction. Batt is pre-cut to standard stud widths for gap-free fill.

Wrong batt width means trimming waste, air gaps, and extra labor.

Too-wide batts bunch up; too-narrow batts leave convection gaps. Factory-cut widths matched to framing spacing remove field trimming and keep thermal performance consistent.

Partition walls need thermal and acoustic performance in one fill.

Interior partitions between offices and rooms need both thermal resistance and sound absorption — batt delivers both in a single cavity-fill product.

The wrong facing causes condensation inside the wall assembly.

Kraft, foil, and unfaced options serve different vapor strategies. Matching facing to the local climate prevents moisture build-up inside the cavity.

Quality control

Engineered for Consistent Performance

Every batch is produced under controlled conditions and verified against international standards, so what you specify is what you receive — project after project.

Product Benefits

What sets this product apart in real projects.

Pre-cut, friction-fit sizing

Stays between studs without fasteners; less site cutting and waste.

Thermal + acoustic in one product

Handles both heat flow and sound absorption in walls, ceilings, and partitions.

Lightweight glass fiber

Easier overhead install in ceilings; less installer fatigue on large jobs.

Unfaced / kraft / foil facings

Match vapor control to the climate zone and assembly design.

Compression packaging

Recovers to full thickness after unpacking; cuts freight volume for export.

Formaldehyde-free / VOC-Free options

Supports indoor-air-quality and material-qualification requirements.

Best-Fit Applications

Glass wool batt fits best in framed cavities where pre-cut pieces sit between repeated framing members.

Framed wall cavities

Pre-cut pieces fit between studs and reduce cutting waste.

Interior partition walls

Adds acoustic absorption and thermal separation in interior walls.

Ceiling cavities

Lightweight format is easy to place between ceiling joists.

Floor / joist cavities

Suits cavities over garages, crawl spaces, or conditioned areas.

Distributor stock

Common widths, facings, and packs support contractor supply programs.

For continuous roof or metal-building areas, rigid panels, pipe runs, or blown retrofit cavities, see the related glass wool forms below.

Options & Variants

Choose the form that fits your application.

Unfaced Batt

Bare mineral-wool batt — for systems with a separate vapor membrane.

Kraft Faced Batt

Kraft-paper facing acts as a built-in vapor retarder.

Foil Faced Batt

Reflective foil facing — radiant-heat control plus vapor-barrier support.

Formaldehyde-Free Batt

No added formaldehyde — for IAQ-sensitive specs (docs on request).

VOC-Free Batt

Low-VOC formulation for indoor-air-quality compliance (docs on request).

Manufacturing

Why source Glass Wool Batt from SinoInsulation

  • Own factory plus a vetted partner-factory network — combined annual capacity up to 450,000 tons.
  • MOQ from one 20ft container; LCL and mixed-container (multi-material) orders supported.
  • Samples before bulk orders; custom packaging, compression packing, and private-label / OEM labeling.
  • ISO 9001 and CE held; ASTM and AS/NZS test reports available on request, matched to the selected product.
  • One inquiry, multiple materials: combine batt with rock wool, rubber foam, or cellular glass in a single order.

When It's Not the Best Fit

Batt is not the best first choice for every condition. Review the project before using batt when:

The cavity is closed and cannot be opened — blown installation (glass wool blow-in) fits better.
The project needs higher density, higher fire resistance, or higher temperature tolerance than glass wool offers — review rock wool batt.
Continuous moisture, condensation risk, or compressive load is present — rubber foam or cellular glass may be required.

Selection Guide

Answer these to narrow down the right specification.

Wall, partition, ceiling, or floor cavity?

Confirms batt is the right product form.

Is a facing required, and which one?

Sets unfaced, kraft, or foil — and the vapor strategy.

Is acoustic performance important?

Guides density and cavity-fill selection.

Ordering for a project or for distribution?

Plans packaging, labeling, and mixed-SKU supply.

Supply & Purchasing

SinoInsulation supplies glass wool batt for construction, distributor, and contractor programs.

Unfaced and faced batts in standard thicknesses, widths, and 10–32 kg/m³ densities for target markets.
Market-size cutting for local framing dimensions; compression packing for efficient ocean freight.
One 20ft container MOQ, LCL accepted — combine batt with rock wool, rubber foam, or cellular glass in one order.
Formaldehyde-free and VOC-free options with qualification documents on request.

Need datasheet or project documents?

Send your application and product details. We provide the datasheet, packing information, and supporting documents during quote review.

Quality & Market Certs

ISO 9001 quality system and CE marking held; ASTM and AS/NZS test reports on request.

Product Datasheet

Density, thermal conductivity, and R-value for the selected batt type and facing.

Packing & Labeling

Compression pack, carton, private label, and mixed-SKU container options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about this product.

Is glass wool batt the same as glass wool blanket?

No. Batt comes as pre-cut pieces for framed cavities; blanket comes in rolls for large continuous surfaces like roofs, metal buildings, or duct wrap.

Which facing should I choose?

Use unfaced batt when the system handles vapor control separately; choose kraft or foil when the assembly design calls for a facing. Final choice should match the wall or ceiling build-up.

When should I use rock wool batt instead?

Use rock wool when the project needs higher density, fire resistance, or temperature tolerance. Glass wool batt is lighter and typically lower cost for standard residential and light commercial cavities.

Can I get VOC-Free or formaldehyde-free batt with documents?

Yes. Both are available as product options; contact us to confirm the qualification documents for your project.

What is the minimum order, and do you accept mixed containers?

MOQ is one 20ft container. We accept LCL and mixed-material containers, so you can combine batt with rock wool, rubber foam, or cellular glass in a single order. Samples are available before bulk orders.

Request a Quote

Tell us the cavity dimensions and performance targets — we'll recommend the right batt thickness, density, and facing.