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A range of collapsible products designed to protect foundations from the effect of ground heave.
Designed for use beneath reinforced concrete floor slabs, ground beams and pile caps to protect against the potential effects of ground heave.
The product consists of a cellular construction of expanded polystyrene combined with a robust polypropylene board, which has been designed and tested to tight tolerances to achieve the specified performance characteristics. It is available in a variety of depths and grades to suit the most commonly encountered combinations of soil heave potential and concrete depths that exceed the capacity of the standard Cellcore HX range.
Features and benefits:
Color | White |
Material | Polypropylene Polystyrene Guidance for specification option: Expanded polystyrene (EPS). |
Shape | Rectangle Guidance for specification option: Rectangular panels. |
Length | 2400 mm |
Width | 1200 mm Manufacturer guidance1200 mm as standard panel; available in 300–1200 mm (in 25 mm increments) to suit ground beam. |
Height | 100 mm 200 mm 300 mm |
Uniclass | |
CAWS | E20/185 Compressible board substructure formwork E20/47 Compressible board substructure formwork |
Material | Expanded polystyrene (EPS) / polypropylene. |
Thickness | 100 mm.200 mm.300 mm. |
Grade | 30/40. Guidance for specification option: Depth of concrete (maximum): 1140 mm. 40/50. Guidance for specification option: Depth of concrete (maximum): 1540 mm. 50/65. Guidance for specification option: Depth of concrete (maximum): 1940 mm. |
Grade depth options | 1140 mm. 1540 mm. 1940 mm. |
Type | Beam. Standard panel. |
Length | 2400 mm. |
Width | 1200 mm. Guidance for specification option: 1200 mm as standard panel; available in 300–1200 mm (in 25 mm increments) to suit ground beam. |
Country of product manufacture | United Kingdom |
Material | Polypropylene Polystyrene Guidance for specification option: Expanded polystyrene (EPS). |
Recyclability | Guidance for specification option: Both expanded polystyrene (EPS) and polypropylene can be recycled. |