Acoustic performance is another important consideration. Glasswool's fibrous structure can absorb sound and help reduce reverberation and unwanted noise when incorporated into properly designed acoustic systems. This makes Glasswool Boards relevant to offices, commercial buildings, auditoriums, industrial spaces and other environments where thermal and acoustic requirements overlap. Glasswool is also a non-combustible inorganic insulation material, making it useful in building systems where fire-related performance is considered. However, the fire performance of a finished wall, ceiling or partition depends on the complete assembly, installation method and applicable standards rather than the insulation material alone. Applications can include partition systems, false ceilings, acoustic wall systems, commercial buildings, industrial facilities and selected HVAC or equipment insulation applications. The material can also be incorporated into retrofit projects where existing buildings require improved thermal or acoustic performance.