Expanded polystyrene is one of the most commonly used materials for creating complex, realistic looking theatrical props for everything from amateur productions to large budget professional plays and movies. It is available in sheet or block form as well as…
To celebrate the holiday season the chef at this country club in Dallas, TX took a variety of EPS balls ranging from 12” to 30” diameter and created what looked like edible Christmas ornaments. The hollow EPS spheres were covered…
Expanded polystyrene, often referred to as Styrofoam, is used for theatrical props of all shapes and sizes. Everything from walls and architectural features to furniture and miscellaneous props. It can be painted, coated and shaped into most anything. This is…
This is one of the nicest portable pitcher’s mounds we have seen. Our customer in Peachtree Corners, Georgia purchased both .9 lb and 1.35 lb density expanded polystyrene blocks 10 inch x 30 inch x 60 inch to make portable…
This exhibit for the IFS World Conference in Boston, MA in Oct 2019 was created using expanded polystyrene panels. The large EPS panels were shaped using a multi axis CNC router and were protected for shipping with additional EPS panels.…
60 blocks of recycled 0.9 lb Virgin EPS (expanded polystyrene) wrapped in vinyl were used to create horse jumps and decorations for a horse jumping competition. The vinyl covered blocks, which were 12 x 16 x 48 inches and 6…
Theatrical props made from EPS blocks and sheets are cost effective, lightweight and easy to work with. The material weighs less than one pound per cubic foot making it extremely easy to move around. It can be cut, carved and…
Tapered EPS wedges 6 feet tall and 3 feet wide were used by the Woodlands High School Color Guard in Woodlands, Texas for this presentation. The blocks, weighing less than 57 pounds each, were easy to move around and strong…
For their production of The Hungry Caterpillar, this dance studio in Hiawatha, Iowa used 10 molded hollow spheres made of expanded polystyrene. The hollow spheres are lightweight and the two pieces worked perfectly for creating the caterpillar. Here is how…
0.9 lb density polystyrene blocks are a very popular medium for professional and amateur sculptors. For this school production of “The Lion King” the art director purchased three blocks of EPS weighing just 0.9 pounds per cubic foot, to carve…
