PVC Foam Board

PVC Foam Board is known by several other names, depending on the industry and region:

✅ Forex Board – A widely recognized brand name, especially in Europe.

✅ Foamex – Popular in the UK and signage industry.

✅ Expanded PVC Board – Highlights the lightweight, expanded nature of the material.

✅ PVC Free Foam Board – Used to describe lower-density PVC boards.

✅ PVC Celuka Board – A denser, more rigid version of PVC foam board.

✅ Sintra Board – A well-known brand name often used generically in North America.

Types of PVC Foam Boards

PVC foam boards can be classified based on their manufacturing process, structure, and applications. Here are the main types:

1. By Foaming Process

  PVC Free Foam Board – Softer texture, rougher surface, uniform density, suitable for advertising and decoration industries.

  PVC Celuka Foam Board – Smoother surface, higher hardness, widely used in construction and furniture industries.

  Co-Extruded PVC Foam Board – Harder surface, more durable, better UV resistance, and weather resistance, ideal for high-performance signboards, signage, furniture, and architectural decoration for outdoor and long-term use.

2. By Calcium Content

  Low Calcium PVC Foam Board – Higher PVC content, lighter and more flexible, ideal for advertising, displays, and applications requiring high surface quality.

  High Calcium PVC Foam Board – Higher calcium content, harder and heavier, commonly used in construction and furniture applications.

3. By Color

  White PVC Foam Board – Most common, used for advertising, printing, and decoration.

  Colored PVC Foam Board – Available in various colors to meet different design needs.

  Wood Grain PVC Foam Board – Mimics wood texture, commonly used in furniture and interior design.

4. By Application

  Signage & Advertising – Lightweight, easy to print on, used for displays, signage, and POP stands.

  Construction & Decoration – Used for wall panels, ceilings, partitions, and decorative materials.

  Furniture & Cabinet – A wood substitute for cabinets, tabletops, and furniture.

  Industrial Use – Suitable for moisture-resistant and chemical-resistant applications such as laboratory equipment.

  Automotive and Marine PVC Sheets – Weather-resistant and lightweight, used for vehicle interiors and ship construction.