Posts tagged with ‘EPS Geofoam’

Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Geofoam Vs. Traditional Fill
By BethAnn Kruljac on June 12, 2013
Developed in the 1960’s as an engineered geotechnical material, expanded polystyrene (EPS) geofoam performs well in numerous applications and...
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Rigid Foam…not just for insulation
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 25, 2013
The same material that many contractors use to insulate walls and roofs—expanded polystyrene (EPS)—can help reduce lateral loads on...
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What Compressive Strength Do You Really Need?
By BethAnn Kruljac on April 23, 2013
EPS: THE FOUNDATION FOR MOISTURE PROTECTION & INSULATION Many projects design & build for higher load bearing densities...
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Reducing Loads for Soft Soil Remediation
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 21, 2013
Built in 1954, Phillis Wheatley Elementary School in New Orleans has been closed since Hurricane Katrina flooded the area...
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Slope Repair Problem & Solution
By BethAnn Kruljac on March 14, 2013
— PROBLEM: Infrastructure challenge, road creep slide in Santa Barbara, CA CAUSE: Gravity SOLUTION: InsulFoam Geofoam, a predictable...
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Geofoam Offers Performance and Efficiency for Bridge Reconstruction
By BethAnn Kruljac on January 28, 2013
Originally published in Modern Contractor Magazine, April 2009 Full article (pdf) Known as one of the Top 10 High-Tech metropolitan...
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San Francisco 49er’s Find EPS Geofoam Useful in Future Home
By BethAnn Kruljac on January 21, 2013
Candlestick Park was built in 1960 and has been the home of the San Francisco 49ers NFL team...
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How to change an existing sloped elevation in a building
By BethAnn Kruljac on January 8, 2013
The University of Washington operates the Northwest Hospital & Medical Center on the north end of Seattle. Recently a...
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Cold Climate Housing Research Center uses EPS Foam to Save on Costs & Energy
By BethAnn Kruljac on December 12, 2012
Written by: David Shong, Insulfoam Architectural & Engineering Technical Specialist The Cold Climate Housing Research Center, CCHRC, in Fairbanks, AK constructed...
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Local Governments use Geofoam to Overcome Common Geotechnical Challenges
By BethAnn Kruljac on November 26, 2012
Over 100 times lighter than soil, EPS Geofoam continues to prove to be successful in high-volume fill and soil...
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Insulfoam is a division of Carlisle Weatherproofing Technologies, a wholly owned subsidiary of Carlisle Companies (NYSE: CSL), and is the nation's largest manufacturer of block-molded expanded polystyrene (EPS). For over 50 years, Insulfoam has been enabling building professionals to construct high-quality building insulation systems at a minimal cost.

With the widest range of faced, laminated and standard high-performance EPS insulation products Insulfoam has the right products for your needs while still providing the highest R-Value per dollar over any other rigid insulation.

Posts tagged with ‘EPS Geofoam’

Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) Geofoam Vs. Traditional Fill

Rigid Foam…not just for insulation

What Compressive Strength Do You Really Need?

Reducing Loads for Soft Soil Remediation

Slope Repair Problem & Solution

Geofoam Offers Performance and Efficiency for Bridge Reconstruction

San Francisco 49er’s Find EPS Geofoam Useful in Future Home

How to change an existing sloped elevation in a building

Cold Climate Housing Research Center uses EPS Foam to Save on Costs & Energy

Local Governments use Geofoam to Overcome Common Geotechnical Challenges

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