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Knauf Insulation
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1932
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Knauf Insulation is the dedicated insulation materials division of Knauf Unternehmensgruppe (Knauf Group), a privately held, family-owned German building materials conglomerate. The company develops and manufactures mineral wool insulation — glass wool (Glaswolle), stone wool (Steinwolle), wood wool (Holzwolle), and mineral bulk/blown-in insulation — alongside complementary building-envelope systems including air-tightness, green roof (Urbanscape), expanded perlite (PERLIGRAN), and cement-board (AQUAPANEL) products. Core technology centers on the proprietary ECOSE natural binder, in use since 2009, alongside product brands such as Heraklith (wood wool), Supafil (blown-in), and DPF 30 (fire protection). The portfolio is positioned for both new construction and renovation of existing buildings, addressing thermal, acoustic, fire-protection, and moisture-protection requirements across residential, commercial, healthcare, education, industrial, and underground-garage applications.

The business operates a B2B go-to-market with pricing not publicly disclosed. Knauf Insulation sells through a regional network of dealers (Händler) and specialist contractors (Fachunternehmer), supported by an online dealer locator, logistics services, training seminars, and digital planning tools (Systemfinder, myKnauf portal, CAD details, acoustic calculators, and an Ausschreibungscenter for tender texts). The company targets four primary customer segments: DIY/Homeowners, Architects & Planners, Dealers, and Specialist Contractors. In December 2025, Knauf Insulation restructured its German sales organization into dedicated residential construction (Hochbau) and project business (Projektgeschäft) units, sharpening the channel split between volume-driven and specification-led selling. Supporting services such as the RESULATION take-back and recycling program, EPDs, DoPs, and CE markings align the portfolio with EU sustainability and circular-economy requirements. The company is wholly owned by Knauf Group; it has no independent external investors, no public listing, and no disclosed revenue or headcount figures in the input data.

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Knauf Insulation is the insulation materials division of privately held German building materials group Knauf, manufacturing glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in, and complementary building-envelope systems for new construction and renovation, sold via dealers and specialist contractors across multiple European customer segments.

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HeadquartersSimbach, Germany
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Simbach
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Europe
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Serves global market

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mineral wool insulation, building insulation materials, glass wool products, thermal insulation solutions, fire protection boards
Industry4 codes
1Fiberglass Insulation
CodeIMADAGAAPrimaryYes
2Blown-In/Loose-Fill Insulation Systems
CodeIMADAGAKPrimaryNo
3Roof Insulation & Cover Boards
CodeIMADAFANPrimaryNo
4Insulation & Air/Vapor Barrier Systems (Thermal, Acoustic, WRB/AVB)
CodeIMAFAMADPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Roofing, Siding, and Insulation Material Merchant Wholesalers42333
Product category
Building Insulation Materials
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Revenue model1 record
1Insulation Products Sales
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Knauf Insulation generates revenue through the sale of insulation products including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in insulation, and related building materials. Products are sold through dealer and specialist contractor networks for use in new construction and modernization of existing buildings.

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Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
Brand1 of 9 records shown
1Heraklith
Description

The world's leading brand for wood wool products.

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Core offering1 text field

Knauf Insulation manufactures and sells insulation materials and systems for buildings, including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in insulation, and green roof systems. Products are sold under brands such as Heraklith, Supafil, AQUAPANEL, PERLIGRAN, Urbanscape, and ECOSE, addressing thermal, acoustic, and fire protection requirements for both new construction and modernization of existing buildings.

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Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • Millions of tons of CO2 saved annually through insulation products in buildings
Product overview1 text field

Knauf Insulation is the insulation specialist of the Knauf Group, a leading manufacturer of building materials. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of insulation solutions including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, and mineral bulk insulation materials. Key product brands include Heraklith® (wood wool products), Supafil® (blown-in insulation), AQUAPANEL® (cement boards), PERLIGRAN® (expanded perlite), and Urbanscape® (green roof systems). The company also provides the natural binder ECOSE® for mineral wool products since 2009. Supporting services include the RESULATION recycling program, Systemfinder planning tool, myKnauf customer portal, CAD details, acoustic tools, and a comprehensive document download center. Recent product launches include DPF 30 fire protection boards with improved WLS 037, Supafil MAX Frame with WLS 034, KP-HB clamp plates for timber construction, and Mineral Plus ADP-030 roof insulation boards with WLS 031.

Product and service13 records
1AQUAPANEL
CategoryBuilding Boards
Description

Cement-based building board system for exterior and interior applications requiring high durability and moisture resistance, sold for use in construction projects.

2Heraklith
CategoryWood Wool Insulation
Description

World-leading brand of wood wool products offering acoustic and fire-resistant building materials for construction applications.

3PERLIGRAN
CategoryPerlite Insulation
Description

Expanded perlite-based insulation product line for building applications, including hydro variants for use in construction.

4Supafil
CategoryBlown-in Insulation
Description

Blown-in insulation materials for diverse applications including cavity walls, lofts, and timber frame construction; sold to specialist contractors and dealers.

5Urbanscape
CategoryGreen Roof Systems
Description

Green roof system for sustainable urban landscaping and stormwater management, covering extensive and intensive roofing applications.

6DPF 30 Fire Protection Board
CategoryFire Protection Insulation
Description

Fire protection insulation board (Feuerschutz-Dämmplatte) with thermal conductivity WLS 037, combining thermal protection with fire safety.

7Supafil MAX Frame
CategoryBlown-in Insulation
Description

Blown-in insulation made of pure glass wool for stationary blowing systems, reaching WLS 034 for efficient wood frame construction insulation.

8KP-HB Klemmplatte
CategoryTimber Construction Insulation Accessories
Description

Economical clamp plate for wood construction, produced for the standard grid dimension 625mm; non-combustible stone wool insulation board reaching WLS 037, suitable for fire protection constructions.

9Mineral Plus ADP-030
CategoryRoof Insulation Boards
Description

Roof insulation board made of mineral wool with WLS 031, particularly light and easy to process; available in ADP-030 and ADP-030-UD (with integrated underlayer membrane) versions.

10Heralight Ceiling Insulation System
CategoryCeiling Insulation Systems
Description

Ceiling insulation system (Rasterdecken-Dämmsystem) for underground garages and closed parking decks, including the Mineral White variant with high light reflection.

11Cleaneo Klett
CategoryAcoustic Ceiling Systems
Description

Acoustic ceiling system combining sound absorption with a velcro (Klett) attachment system for easy installation.

12WARM-WAND Sprint
CategoryFacade Insulation Systems
Description

External thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) for energy-efficient building facades.

13RESULATION Recycling Service
CategoryRecycling Services
Description

Service for the return and recycling of insulation material residues, supporting a sustainable circular economy for construction professionals.

Scale indicator2 records

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Recent move6 records

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Expansion highlight6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Johns Manville (Berkshire Hathaway) produces fiberglass and mineral wool insulation for buildings and HVAC applications, competing directly with Knauf Insulation across European and global commercial construction markets. Both emphasize thermal, acoustic, and fire-protection performance in their product specifications.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Kingspan is a global leader in insulated panels, rigid foam insulation (PIR/PUR), and building envelope systems. While overlapping with Knauf Insulation in high-performance building envelope applications, Kingspan competes primarily with rigid board foam rather than mineral wool, making it a broad-incumbent rather than a direct head-to-head competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Rockwool is a leading global stone wool insulation manufacturer, directly competing with Knauf Insulation's Steinwolle portfolio in fire-protection, acoustic, and thermal applications. Both serve construction professionals through similar technical-specification and contractor channels across Europe.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Paroc is a stone wool insulation manufacturer (now owned by Owens Corning) directly competing with Knauf Insulation's stone wool product line in technical and building applications. Both target similar fire-protection, acoustic, and thermal performance specifications in European commercial construction.

TypeOthers
Description

Knauf Performance Materials is a sibling division of Knauf Group producing PERLIGRAN perlite-based products. While under the same corporate parent and sharing distribution channels, it operates in an adjacent (loose-fill/lightweight aggregate) rather than directly competing mineral wool space with Knauf Insulation.

TypeEmerging player
Description

Armacell specializes in flexible elastomeric foam and petrochemical-based insulation for HVAC, industrial, and technical building applications. While not a direct competitor in heavy-building mineral wool, Armacell overlaps with Knauf Insulation's duct insulation and technical insulation segments (e.g., HVAC and equipment insulation).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Owens Corning is a major global manufacturer of fiberglass insulation and a direct competitor to Knauf Insulation's Glaswolle range. Both companies supply residential and commercial building insulation through dealer and contractor channels, with overlapping product categories in batts, rolls, and loose-fill.

TypeDirect peer
Description

URSA is a European-focused mineral wool (glass and stone) insulation manufacturer selling through similar dealer and contractor channels as Knauf Insulation. The two companies compete closely in residential and commercial applications across Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and Eastern Europe.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

BASF produces XPS (Styrodur) and EPS (Neopor) rigid foam insulation that competes with Knauf Insulation in roof, perimeter, and facade applications. As a diversified chemical giant, BASF is a broad incumbent offering an alternative insulation technology platform rather than direct mineral wool competition.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Saint-Gobain's Isover division is the world's largest mineral wool insulation manufacturer, offering glass wool and stone wool products competing head-to-head with Knauf Insulation across European residential, commercial, and industrial segments. Both companies sell through dealer networks and target identical end-uses (roof, wall, floor, ceiling assemblies).

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Knauf Insulation

Building Insulation Materialsknaufinsulation.de

Knauf Insulation is the insulation materials division of privately held German building materials group Knauf, manufacturing glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in, and complementary building-envelope systems for new construction and renovation, sold via dealers and specialist contractors across multiple European customer segments.

What Knauf Insulation does

Knauf Insulation is the dedicated insulation materials division of Knauf Unternehmensgruppe (Knauf Group), a privately held, family-owned German building materials conglomerate. The company develops and manufactures mineral wool insulation — glass wool (Glaswolle), stone wool (Steinwolle), wood wool (Holzwolle), and mineral bulk/blown-in insulation — alongside complementary building-envelope systems including air-tightness, green roof (Urbanscape), expanded perlite (PERLIGRAN), and cement-board (AQUAPANEL) products. Core technology centers on the proprietary ECOSE natural binder, in use since 2009, alongside product brands such as Heraklith (wood wool), Supafil (blown-in), and DPF 30 (fire protection). The portfolio is positioned for both new construction and renovation of existing buildings, addressing thermal, acoustic, fire-protection, and moisture-protection requirements across residential, commercial, healthcare, education, industrial, and underground-garage applications.

The business operates a B2B go-to-market with pricing not publicly disclosed. Knauf Insulation sells through a regional network of dealers (Händler) and specialist contractors (Fachunternehmer), supported by an online dealer locator, logistics services, training seminars, and digital planning tools (Systemfinder, myKnauf portal, CAD details, acoustic calculators, and an Ausschreibungscenter for tender texts). The company targets four primary customer segments: DIY/Homeowners, Architects & Planners, Dealers, and Specialist Contractors. In December 2025, Knauf Insulation restructured its German sales organization into dedicated residential construction (Hochbau) and project business (Projektgeschäft) units, sharpening the channel split between volume-driven and specification-led selling. Supporting services such as the RESULATION take-back and recycling program, EPDs, DoPs, and CE markings align the portfolio with EU sustainability and circular-economy requirements. The company is wholly owned by Knauf Group; it has no independent external investors, no public listing, and no disclosed revenue or headcount figures in the input data.

Knauf Insulation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Knauf Insulation
Legal name
Knauf Insulation
Website
https://knaufinsulation.de
Company type
Private
Founded year
1932
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Knauf Insulation is the insulation materials division of privately held German building materials group Knauf, manufacturing glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in, and complementary building-envelope systems for new construction and renovation, sold via dealers and specialist contractors across multiple European customer segments.
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Knauf Insulation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Building Insulation Materials
NAICS
Roofing, Siding, and Insulation Material Merchant Wholesalers (42333)
akta.pro primary industry
Fiberglass Insulation (IMADAGAA)
akta.pro secondary industries
Blown-In/Loose-Fill Insulation Systems (IMADAGAK), Roof Insulation & Cover Boards (IMADAFAN), Insulation & Air/Vapor Barrier Systems (Thermal, Acoustic, WRB/AVB) (IMAFAMAD)

Keywords

  • Mineral wool insulation
  • Building insulation materials
  • Glass wool products
  • Thermal insulation solutions
  • Fire protection boards

Where Knauf Insulation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Simbach
HQ country
Germany
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Knauf Insulation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure, Others

Revenue model

  1. Insulation Products Sales: Knauf Insulation generates revenue through the sale of insulation products including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in insulation, and related building materials. Products are sold through dealer and specialist contractor networks for use in new construction and modernization of existing buildings.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels7 records

Knauf Insulation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Knauf Insulation manufactures and sells insulation materials and systems for buildings, including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in insulation, and green roof systems. Products are sold under brands such as Heraklith, Supafil, AQUAPANEL, PERLIGRAN, Urbanscape, and ECOSE, addressing thermal, acoustic, and fire protection requirements for both new construction and modernization of existing buildings.

Product overview

Knauf Insulation is the insulation specialist of the Knauf Group, a leading manufacturer of building materials. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of insulation solutions including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, and mineral bulk insulation materials. Key product brands include Heraklith® (wood wool products), Supafil® (blown-in insulation), AQUAPANEL® (cement boards), PERLIGRAN® (expanded perlite), and Urbanscape® (green roof systems). The company also provides the natural binder ECOSE® for mineral wool products since 2009. Supporting services include the RESULATION recycling program, Systemfinder planning tool, myKnauf customer portal, CAD details, acoustic tools, and a comprehensive document download center. Recent product launches include DPF 30 fire protection boards with improved WLS 037, Supafil MAX Frame with WLS 034, KP-HB clamp plates for timber construction, and Mineral Plus ADP-030 roof insulation boards with WLS 031.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Heraklith: The world's leading brand for wood wool products.
  • Supafil
  • Urbanscape
  • ECOSE
  • RESULATION
  • DPF 30
  • KP-HB
  • Mineral Plus ADP-030
  • Heralight

Products and services

  • AQUAPANEL Cement-based building board system for exterior and interior applications requiring high durability and moisture resistance, sold for use in construction projects.
  • Heraklith World-leading brand of wood wool products offering acoustic and fire-resistant building materials for construction applications.
  • PERLIGRAN Expanded perlite-based insulation product line for building applications, including hydro variants for use in construction.
  • Supafil Blown-in insulation materials for diverse applications including cavity walls, lofts, and timber frame construction; sold to specialist contractors and dealers.
  • Urbanscape Green roof system for sustainable urban landscaping and stormwater management, covering extensive and intensive roofing applications.
  • DPF 30 Fire Protection Board Fire protection insulation board (Feuerschutz-Dämmplatte) with thermal conductivity WLS 037, combining thermal protection with fire safety.
  • Supafil MAX Frame Blown-in insulation made of pure glass wool for stationary blowing systems, reaching WLS 034 for efficient wood frame construction insulation.
  • KP-HB Klemmplatte Economical clamp plate for wood construction, produced for the standard grid dimension 625mm; non-combustible stone wool insulation board reaching WLS 037, suitable for fire protection constructions.
  • Mineral Plus ADP-030 Roof insulation board made of mineral wool with WLS 031, particularly light and easy to process; available in ADP-030 and ADP-030-UD (with integrated underlayer membrane) versions.
  • Heralight Ceiling Insulation System Ceiling insulation system (Rasterdecken-Dämmsystem) for underground garages and closed parking decks, including the Mineral White variant with high light reflection.
  • Cleaneo Klett Acoustic ceiling system combining sound absorption with a velcro (Klett) attachment system for easy installation.
  • WARM-WAND Sprint External thermal insulation composite system (ETICS) for energy-efficient building facades.
  • RESULATION Recycling Service Service for the return and recycling of insulation material residues, supporting a sustainable circular economy for construction professionals.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Millions of tons of CO2 saved annually through insulation products in buildings

Companies that use Knauf Insulation

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Knauf Insulation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Johns Manville: Johns Manville (Berkshire Hathaway) produces fiberglass and mineral wool insulation for buildings and HVAC applications, competing directly with Knauf Insulation across European and global commercial construction markets. Both emphasize thermal, acoustic, and fire-protection performance in their product specifications.
  • Rockwool International: Rockwool is a leading global stone wool insulation manufacturer, directly competing with Knauf Insulation's Steinwolle portfolio in fire-protection, acoustic, and thermal applications. Both serve construction professionals through similar technical-specification and contractor channels across Europe.
  • Paroc Group: Paroc is a stone wool insulation manufacturer (now owned by Owens Corning) directly competing with Knauf Insulation's stone wool product line in technical and building applications. Both target similar fire-protection, acoustic, and thermal performance specifications in European commercial construction.
  • Owens Corning: Owens Corning is a major global manufacturer of fiberglass insulation and a direct competitor to Knauf Insulation's Glaswolle range. Both companies supply residential and commercial building insulation through dealer and contractor channels, with overlapping product categories in batts, rolls, and loose-fill.
  • URSA Insulation: URSA is a European-focused mineral wool (glass and stone) insulation manufacturer selling through similar dealer and contractor channels as Knauf Insulation. The two companies compete closely in residential and commercial applications across Spain, Italy, France, Germany, and Eastern Europe.
  • Saint-Gobain (Isover): Saint-Gobain's Isover division is the world's largest mineral wool insulation manufacturer, offering glass wool and stone wool products competing head-to-head with Knauf Insulation across European residential, commercial, and industrial segments. Both companies sell through dealer networks and target identical end-uses (roof, wall, floor, ceiling assemblies).

Broad incumbents

  • Kingspan Group: Kingspan is a global leader in insulated panels, rigid foam insulation (PIR/PUR), and building envelope systems. While overlapping with Knauf Insulation in high-performance building envelope applications, Kingspan competes primarily with rigid board foam rather than mineral wool, making it a broad-incumbent rather than a direct head-to-head competitor.
  • BASF (Styrodur/Neopor): BASF produces XPS (Styrodur) and EPS (Neopor) rigid foam insulation that competes with Knauf Insulation in roof, perimeter, and facade applications. As a diversified chemical giant, BASF is a broad incumbent offering an alternative insulation technology platform rather than direct mineral wool competition.

Others

  • Knauf Performance Materials (Perlite/vermiculite): Knauf Performance Materials is a sibling division of Knauf Group producing PERLIGRAN perlite-based products. While under the same corporate parent and sharing distribution channels, it operates in an adjacent (loose-fill/lightweight aggregate) rather than directly competing mineral wool space with Knauf Insulation.

Emerging players

  • Armacell: Armacell specializes in flexible elastomeric foam and petrochemical-based insulation for HVAC, industrial, and technical building applications. While not a direct competitor in heavy-building mineral wool, Armacell overlaps with Knauf Insulation's duct insulation and technical insulation segments (e.g., HVAC and equipment insulation).

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks1 record

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Knauf Insulation social profiles

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Knauf Insulation M&A and investment

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Knauf Insulation

What does Knauf Insulation do?

Knauf Insulation manufactures and sells insulation materials and systems for buildings, including glass wool, stone wool, wood wool, blown-in insulation, and green roof systems. Products are sold under brands such as Heraklith, Supafil, AQUAPANEL, PERLIGRAN, Urbanscape, and ECOSE, addressing thermal, acoustic, and fire protection requirements for both new construction and modernization of existing buildings.

Is Knauf Insulation a public or private company?

Knauf Insulation is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Knauf Insulation founded?

Knauf Insulation was founded in 1932. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Knauf Insulation based?

Knauf Insulation is headquartered in Simbach, Germany, in the Europe region.

How does Knauf Insulation make money?

One revenue line is on record: insulation Products Sales.

Who are Knauf Insulation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Johns Manville, Rockwool International, Paroc Group, Owens Corning, URSA Insulation and Saint-Gobain (Isover). Broad incumbents are Kingspan Group and BASF (Styrodur/Neopor). Knauf Performance Materials (Perlite/vermiculite) is listed as an others. Armacell is listed as an emerging player.

Does Knauf Insulation have an API?

No public API is recorded for Knauf Insulation.

What industry is Knauf Insulation in?

Knauf Insulation's product category is Building Insulation Materials. Its primary akta.pro industry code is IMADAGAA, Fiberglass Insulation, with a secondary code of IMADAGAK, Blown-In/Loose-Fill Insulation Systems. Its NAICS code is 42333.

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