Our foam sheets come in two standard sizes: 1.2 x 2.4 meters or 1 x 2 meters, depending on the type of foam. This results in square meterages of either 2.88m² or 2m².

To help you calculate the number of sheets needed for a specific area, consider this example: for a 36m² area, you would require either 12.5 sheets (36 divided by 2.88) or 18 sheets (36 divided by 2) to cover the entire space

Yes, depending on your intended use for the foam.

Check our foam comparisons and spec sheets to understand what foams are easiest to cut, and what methods may be required to make that cut.

Note: Cut or 3D design examples shown on our website are professional CNC cuts.

Foam is light and it’s cellular structure is superior for bonding which makes a great bonding surfaces for glues and is an easily sculpted material if the correct type and density is used.

Foam is great for prototypes and parts that need to be sculpted but also have foam properties like flex, compression, bounce, cushioning, impact resistance etc.

Neolon XPE, PE and EVA are all resistant to chemicals such as fuels, oils and cleaners. Spec sheets should be requested for other chemicals.

See our tech specs for foams that are designed for specific applications where chemical exposures are considered and tested for chemical resistance.

Yes but it will require industry machinery and professional knowhow, please contact us for custom orders.

Laminating or ‘welding’ foam is a strong solution to altering the width, length or thickness of foam. The join is often stronger than the material itself.

Our specification sheets can inform you of the strengths and weaknesses of each foam type when exposed to different elements such as harsh UV, chemicals, water, weight, wear etc.