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Styroboard sheets from Foamex Group

Foamex Group  offer a range of expanded polystyrene products which includes EPS blocks, Styroboard sheets, EPS Diamond Pods, EPS cut shapes, Rigid Polyurethane and Expol. Foamex EPS blocks can be cut, shaped or laminated for a variety of applications such as insulation for building construction and cold storage. EPS blocks can also be used for civil engineering applications such as bridges, roads, architectural profiles etc. EPS blocks measure 5000 x 1200 x 600 millimetres in size.

Foamex Group offer Styroboard sheets which are lightweight yet strong, clean and easy to handle material .Styroboard sheets are prefect for rendering jobs. Precise straight cuts and complicated profiles can be easily achieved by using hot-wire, saw or knife. Styroboard is one of the popular expanded polystyrene products and is ideal as low temperature insulation. Styroboard sheets can be used for underfloor insulation in both residential and commercial applications and are available in thickness ranging from 10 to 600 millimetres. Standard and non standard sized sheets are available in different thicknesses and cut to required specifications. Foamex Group also offer rigid polyurethanes which are ozone-friendly products and are used in the refrigerated transport industry.

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