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XPS and EPS Foam: Exploring the Differences
XPS and EPS are both constructed from the same synthetic material – polystyrene, however they have slightly different properties and appearances. These differences stem from the way the polymer is processed.
- 10 June 2023
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Styrofoam Roof Slopes: When and How to Use Them
Styrofoam roof slopes are commonly used in buildings with flat roofs to facilitate the installation of insulation boards at the proper angle and create a slope that ensures proper water drainage. These roof slopes help shape the pitch on the roof’s surface without the need for complex structural adjustments.
- 7 June 2023
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Styrofoam Plugs: Enhancing Insulation Efficiency in Building Facades
Styrofoam plugs, also known as styrofoam insulation plugs, are circular fillers designed for holes created during the installation of styrofoam insulation boards. These holes are remnants of the fasteners used to secure the insulation panels.
- 17 May 2023
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Warm Foundations: Styrofoam Stay-in-Place Formwork in Modern Construction
Warm foundations are a contemporary construction technology that employs styrofoam stay-in-place formwork. This innovative approach reduces construction time, lowers costs, and provides additional thermal insulation to building foundations. Lost formwork, in this context, refers to lightweight styrofoam blocks that help minimize heat loss and eliminate thermal bridges.
- 5 May 2023
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Thermal Window Sills: Technology and Applications
Thermal window sills, also known as warm sills, are styrofoam profiles installed as a thermal insulation beneath windows. They serve a dual purpose: replacing traditional window sills while providing effective internal and external insulation. Additionally, warm window sills prevent moisture infiltration into buildings and eliminate thermal bridges.
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