Blue Foam XPS

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Blue Foam XPS

Made to order

Blue Foam XPS is a premium, rigid thermal insulation board with a 100% closed-cell structure, manufactured through a sophisticated extrusion process.

Property

Description / Value

Material Base

Extruded Polystyrene (XPS)

Certified Density

30 kg/m³ to 35 kg/m³ (Standard)

Thermal Conductivity

Ultra-Low (as low as 0.029 W/m·K)

Water Absorption

Near Zero (≤ 0.1% by volume)

Compressive Strength

Exceptional (Designed for high-traffic surfaces)

Available Thickness

20 mm to 50 mm

  • Maximum Thermal Barrier: Keeps buildings cool in summer and warm in winter, reducing HVAC energy consumption by up to 40%.

  • Absolute Moisture Resistance: Does not absorb rainwater or groundwater, maintaining its R-value even when submerged or exposed to leaks.

  • Mechanical Rigidity: Will not sag, compress, or deform under the weight of tiles, screed, or consistent foot traffic.

  • Extended Life Span: Chemically inert and rot-proof; it remains effective for the entire lifetime of the building.

  • Seamless Installation: Available with lapped (Shiplap) edges to ensure interlocking boards, preventing any thermal leakage at the joints.

  • Low Waste: High rigidity allows for clean cutting and minimal breakage during site handling.

  • Inverted Roof Systems: The primary layer placed above the waterproofing membrane to protect it from thermal shock and UV.

  • Cold Storage & Chillers: High-efficiency insulation for floors and walls in facilities requiring precise temperature control.

  • Cavity Wall Insulation: Placed within external walls to provide a superior thermal envelope for the building.

  • Foundations & Underground Tanks: Protects external waterproofing and insulates structures below grade.

  • Rooftop Parking: Capable of supporting vehicle traffic loads when combined with proper structural finishes.

  • Surface Preparation: Ensure the waterproofing layer is fully tested and clean before laying the Blue Foam boards.

  • Laying: Boards should be laid tightly. If using shiplap-edged boards, ensure they are properly interlocked.

  • Fixing: For horizontal roofs, boards are typically "loose-laid." For vertical walls, use compatible bituminous adhesives or plastic insulation anchors.

  • Protection Layer: It is essential to place a non-woven Geotextile layer over the foam before applying sand or mortar to prevent fine particles from clogging the joints.



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