A thermocol sheet is a lightweight, rigid plastic foam panel made from expanded polystyrene (EPS) beads. It is widely used for thermal insulation, protective packaging, and crafting
What is a Thermocol Sheet?
- Composed of about 98% air trapped in tiny closed cells, making it extremely light.
- Manufactured by expanding polystyrene beads with steam and molding them into large blocks or flat panels.
- Highly resistant to moisture and water damage, though it can melt or deform near high heat or strong solvents like petro
Common Uses
- Building Insulation: Used in walls, roofs, and floors to block heat transfer and maintain indoor temperatures.
- Cold Storage: Installed in refrigerators, cool rooms, and shipping containers to keep perishable goods cold.
- Safe Packaging: Acts as a shock absorber to protect fragile items like electronics, glass, and appliances during transport.
- Crafts and Models: Used by students and hobbyists for school projects, architectural models, and decorative art pieces.
- Crafts and Models: Used by students and hobbyists for school projects, architectural models, and decorative art pieces.
Click here to visit our corporate site to learn about more products.





Be the first reviewer