#1647823 - 04/21/04 11:06 AM
Why I Have a Headache
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Andre Vare
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Registered: 03/13/04
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Loc: Hamilton, ON Canada
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I was going throught the updated databse that Bob Golds is developing and noticed some links to some Roxul products I hadn't checked out. The following are are all different products, or are not, as the case may be.
RXL - series of insulation board
RXL Safe - web page description of a product, not detailed in the RXL data sheet.
Safe - product also called "RXL Safe"
Safe'n Sound - unique prduct different from "Safe."
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#1647824 - 04/21/04 12:06 PM
Re: Why I Have a Headache
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Andre Vare
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It (the headache)isn't going away. I started to think about other things from "that" company.
Roxul sells residential in Canada, not on the US. It sells industrial/ commercial in both countries. It sells two types of product numbered RHT80 in the US, but only one of them in Canada. IT sells in the US a product called RW40 where the number is close to the density in pcf (4). In the UK Rockwool, the parent of Roxul, sells RW3 and RW5 where the numbers are the densities x.1 (RW3 is 30kg/m^3). They also sell a RWA45 where the density is 4.5 pcf. I have seen just this week RWA45 being called RW45 on this forum!
Maybe I will stop this and try for something achievable like world peace.
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#1647825 - 04/22/04 01:50 PM
Re: Why I Have a Headache
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Jabbaz
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Hooray for consistency!
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#1647826 - 04/24/04 03:59 PM
Re: Why I Have a Headache
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Andre Vare
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I just found some more anti-Excedrin.
Owens-Corning has a series of fiberglass with the word "Aeroflex" used in its trademark designation.
OC Aeroflex
Vibration Mounts and Controls, which makes acoustical sound and vibration isolation products is owned by, and is slowly switching its name to
"Aeroflex"
KMC Aeroflex
Forget about a name being used for a similar product. Some one could ask "Is using aeroflex good for improving sound isolation?" and receive the right or wrong answer, depending on which the writer meant and which the responder thought!
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