Over the last thirty years Correx has virtually replaced hardboard/masonite and has become the recognised protection material. All kinds of pp corrugated products sell well in Europe, America, Australia,Singapore and other Southeast Asian countries. The size of this board means it is great for designs with big bold fonts and high-resolution images.

Other societies I'm sure have taken up with these sheets, and like myself, are singing their praises. Standard Correx® is not flame retardant, due to its polypropylene construction (a combustible thermoplastic material).Down to temperatures around -30’C one can expect the structure of Correx® to remain intact so long as the product is not subjected to unreasonable treatment. As Correx is easy to cut, it can be formed into the shape of a surface or room with a cutting tool such as a box cutter or pair of scissors. This item is only available to purchase in standard sizes, however we are happy to cut this item to specific sizes * for no additional charge, up to 10 cuts **. Correx Protection board is manufactured from strong corrugated polypropylene to provide lasting surface protection during construction and refurbishment.

EPS70, often known as Expanded Polystyrene, is a lightweight foam product produced from tiny polystyrene beads. Sometimes it’s referred to as corrugated plastic due to its similar fluted composition to corrugated cardboard.Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH).

The fluted structure makes this sheet very strong for its size and weight making this ideal for temporary signage and display products. No measurements have been taken for impact performance below -18’C in Correx® sheet but other industries routinely use polypropylene copolymer at temperatures down to -30’C (e.If you still wish to provide your own design you can send us your file for a free artwork suitability check! If you are in possession of the goods you are under the duty to retain them and take reasonable care of them.