EPS Rigid Insulation
215 sheets of 1” and 150 sheets of 3” EPS were used to insulate the floor of this ice hockey rink turned curling rink in Marietta, GA. The long process started when they took over an old hockey rink. First they took out the red Georgia clay, then put sand down, then laid the .9 lb density EPS foam sheets. A vapor barrier was placed down next, then more sand. They then installed a vapor barriers, sand and chilling coils and the finished floor.
Questions about this project or have a similar project in mind?
You may actually be looking for an expanded polystyrene (EPS) product. See the difference between STYROFOAM Brand Foam products and expanded polystyrene, which is often mistakenly referred to as Styrofoam.
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