Rock wool sandwich panels are durable and require relatively low maintenance, but there are some key considerations to ensure their performance and longevity:

Regular Inspections: Periodically examine the panels for any signs of damage, wear, or issues. Check for dents, scratches, corrosion, loose or damaged panels, or areas where the panels join together. Promptly address any problems.

Cleaning: Clean the panels as needed to remove dust, dirt, or other debris. Use a mild detergent or a cleaner recommended by the manufacturer. Avoid using abrasive materials that could damage the panel surface or its insulation properties.

Sealant Maintenance: Check the sealants used in joints and connections between panels. Ensure they are in good condition and reapply or repair them if necessary to prevent water infiltration.

Repairs: If any damages are observed, such as dents, scratches, or loose components, undertake repairs promptly to maintain the structural integrity and insulation effectiveness of the panels.

Protection from External Factors: Shield the Rock wool sandwich panels from potential damage caused by external factors such as impacts from heavy equipment, exposure to corrosive chemicals, or other harsh elements.

Preventive Measures: Implement measures to prevent water accumulation and condensation. Ensure proper drainage and ventilation in the building to avoid issues related to moisture.