Technical Library
Density guides, block sizing references, installation instructions, and specification articles — everything you need to design and source EPS Geofoam.
Field Guide
EPS Geofoam is one of the fastest fill materials to install — no compaction equipment, no moisture control, and minimal weather sensitivity.
Grade the subgrade to design elevation and compact to provide a stable, uniform bearing surface. Remove sharp rocks, debris, and organic material.
Set string lines or laser level references to control alignment, grade, and block course elevations.
Place blocks in the first course with tight joints and correct alignment. Check each block for level and bearing contact with the subgrade.
Each successive course must have joints offset from the course below by a minimum of 12 inches (24 inches preferred).
Use a hot wire cutter, reciprocating saw, or chainsaw to cut blocks for corners, transitions, and irregular geometries.
In areas with potential uplift or sloped fills, install barbed plastic connectors or apply water-based adhesive between block courses.
Install the concrete load distribution slab, geomembrane, or compacted soil cover as soon as possible after block placement.
Always follow project-specific installation specifications and consult your supplier for guidance.
Specification guides, design references, and application notes
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