Building Insulation Products

EPS creates a continuous layer of insulation with a stable R-value that resists heat transfer year-round. Its closed-cell structure also helps reduce thermal bridging when installed correctly.

EPS geofoam is extremely lightweight yet structurally stable, making it ideal for reducing load on retaining walls, embankments, and bridge abutments. It also speeds up construction timelines compared to traditional fill materials.

Yes, EPS insulation is widely used in cold storage facilities due to its consistent thermal performance and resistance to moisture absorption. It helps maintain stable interior temperatures while reducing energy costs.

Tapered EPS panels are used for tapered roofing and drainage systems and are designed to create slope for proper water drainage while maintaining consistent insulation across the roofing system. These panels are custom-fabricated to match specific drainage plans.

Laminated EPS panels combine the insulating properties of EPS with added facers for improved durability, moisture protection, or fire resistance depending on the application. This makes them easier to install while enhancing overall system performance.

Yes, Cellofoam manufactures EPS insulation in a wide range of custom sizes and thicknesses to meet specific project requirements. Our fabrication capabilities also allow for custom shapes, tapers, and cut components tailored to unique building designs.

Yes, EPS insulation is 100% recyclable and contains no formaldehyde or ozone-depleting CFCs or HCFCs. Its long-lasting, stable R-value also means less material waste over a building's lifespan compared to insulation types that degrade over time.

Yes, EPS insulation can contribute to LEED certification and other green building programs through its recyclability, energy efficiency, and long-term thermal performance. Its lightweight nature can also reduce transportation-related emissions compared to heavier insulation materials.