ICA provides EPS foam to Dorney Park for the Dinosaurs Alive exhibit and Halloween Haunt costumes.
The versatility of expanded polystyrene EPS make it an optimum choice for 3D sculptures and signs.
EPS expanded polystyrene foam is ideal for set design. Versatile, customizable, lightweight; all these attributes make EPS the perfect choice for theater set and prop design.
Steve Morrone of Imagine Factory, LLC in New Jersey creates a 3D Ice Castle from EPS foam.
Artist Cal Kothrade creates life-size award statues out of EPS expanded polystyrene.
Artist Rick Willens reveals the complete process of creating an EPS foam car out of a block of expanded polystyrene provided by Insulation Corporation of America.
The Nest Productions utilized ICA's EPS foam for their set design. The movie is scheduled for a December 2015 release and stars Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, John Leguizamo, Maya Rudolph, & James Brolin
Steve Morrone of Imagine Factory, LLC uses EPS foam to bring a jungle-themed dentist office to life!
“Periscope” was designed by Brandon Clifford and Wes McGee of Matter Design Studio and won the 10UP! National Architecture Competition in 2010. Cut and created with custom robotic hot-wire equipment, the labor-saving, lightweight EPS used is 90% air, contains no CFCs and is recyclable and reusable.
EPS foam set designs bring plays to life! St Ann School in Emmaus, PA used ICA's EPS for their production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
We followed the journey of our sign as it was created by Peachtree City Foamcraft in Schnecksville, PA. The process starts with EPS blocks, 36″ x 48″ x 96″. The design is then entered into the CAD system and the contour machine goes to work. After a Poly-Armor™ coating and acrylic finish, installation was uncomplicated and withstands the elements
Christ's Church of the Valley in Royersford, PA uses ICA's EPS foam in their set designs
ICA's EPS foam was used in Steve Morrone's phenomenal Joker Mobile creation for the 2015 Mummer's Parade in Philadelphia, PA ©2015 Imagine Factory, LLC
