Information as appears on the Glass wool bags

R3.5 - 3 Ceiling Batts/Rolls Per Bag

SIZE: 6195 X 430 X 155mm (Nominal stabilized thickness)

CONTENTS: 8.0m2

COVERAGE: 9.0m2 (Coverage makes allowance for ceiling timbers)

TO SUIT: 460mm Joist Centres

This pack complies with the Australian Standards AS 4859.1 for a net weight of 13kg, covers 8.0m2 and a mean thickness of 155mm and has a guaranteed R-value 3.5
The R –Value was determined at a mean temperature of 23°C

Recommended Use:
Thermal and acoustic insulation for building applications (ceiling insulation)

Can reduce your energy cost and improve your comfort level in your home It is fire resistant and will not burn It is low allergen It is manufactured from at least 70% recycled material It does not deteriorate/mould Product performance The nominal thickness of the product will stabilise to its nominal thickness 24-36 hours after unpacking. Do not store this product in its compression packaging for long period of time because it may reduce its intended performance. The total R-value depends on installation and may be greater or less than the R-value of the product Hazardous Statement: FBS-1 Glasswool Insulation is classified as Non-Hazardous according to the criteria of the Australian Safety and Compensation Council (ASCC) approved criteria for classifying hazardous substances [NOHSC:1008] 3rd edition. FBS-1 Glasswool Insulation is classified as Non-Dangerous Goods according to the Australian Code for the Transport of Dangerous Goods by Road and Rail. This Pack is for 450mm joist centres. Tools For Ceiling Insulation: Stepladder, Lamp, Kneeling board, Cutting board, Sharp knife, Insulation poker about one meter long (to help place batts on low roof areas or limited access areas). Starting The Job Take enough packs into the ceiling to complete the job. Lay the batts between the ceiling joists- use the poker to push batts into limited access areas Fit batts tightly between joists- do not compress batts Do not leave any gaps between batts  Do not block the ventilation openings Leave at least 50mm clearance around the chimney or heater outlet Stand/ kneel on the ceiling joists only, place kneeling board across at least two ceiling joists to support your weight Start laying the insulation from the furthest point of the manhole Place batts at least 50mm on top of the inner wall, but do not cover the wall cavity Electric Equipment And Cables Do not cover electric equipment and cables as they may overheat and fail to perform Ideally place electrical equipment such as transformers and cables on top of the insulation layer. Seek advice from an electrician for cases where cables or other equipment have to be covered (you will need to place spacers/covers between the batts and the equipment to allow air circulation).  Do not place batts on top of down-lights mounted above the ceiling. Leave 25mm clearance between the fitting and the batts to allow heat dissipation. Global Importex Access Limited T/A GIA Group Australia, ABN 87 091 379 118 1 Elizabeth St, Kingsgrove, NSW 2208, AUSTRALIA Phone: +61 2 9150 9077 Facsimile: +61 2 9150 9088 GIAsupport@GIAgroup.com www.GIAgroup.com

Health and Safety Warning FBS.1 Glasswool Insulation Ingredients Bio soluble glass > 85% Heat cured resin < 15% Solvent refined mineral < 2% Risk Information This product has been assessed according to the criteria of the national occupational health and safety commission (NOHSC): NOHSC: 1008 (1999) and NOHSC:1005 (1999). As a result of the assessment this product is not classified as hazardous according to the NOHSC criteria.  Dust from glasswool may cause discomfort in the eyes and respiratory system, it may also cause skin itching.   Safety Information When handling FBS.1 glasswool, in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas, such as ceiling spaces, eye contact with the dust or fibre can be avoided  by wearing ventilated (non-fogging) dust resistant goggles conforming to AS 1336.  Direct skin contact can be minimized by wearing long sleeved shirts and long  trousers, a cap/hat and standard duty gloves confirming to Australian Standard AS 2161 (Industrial safety gloves & mittens) When handling FBS-1 glasswool  particularly in enclosed or poorly ventilated areas, an approved particulate respirator conforming to Australian Standards AS/NZS 1715 (Selection, use and maintenance of respiratory protection devices) and AS/NZS 1716 (Respiratory protective devices) is recommended. Take the following precautions to minimise dust: Store glasswool as packaged in  sealed bags Use hand tools in preference to power tools Clean up tools regularly by damp sweeping or vacuuming Wash work clothes regularly and separately from other clothes First Aid In case of contact with eyes, rinse eyes immediately with plenty of water In case of skin itching, wash skin with soap and water If inhaled, remove to fresh air In all cases, seek medical attention if symptoms persist. Disposal of Waste Follow the safety instructions above. It is recommended to collect all off-cuts and the dust by a damp sweeping or vacuuming and place the waste in containers or plastic bags. Dispose of the containers and waste material in accordance with local authority guidelines. Information Applicable In Australia Emergency Phone Number: 000 Fire Brigade and Police (Australia only) Poisons Information Centre: 13 11 26 (Australia only)