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Insulated Concrete Forms: Amvic ICF

Cost effective, sustainable and environmentally friendly, Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF) construction is a superior way to build; and no one makes better ICFs than Amvic. We offer the highest quality products, and first-rate support. Whether an owner, builder, or architect, find out why your next project should be built with Amvic ICF. continue reading...

ICF Flooring: Amdeck

The AmDeck® Floor & Roof System is a modular, lightweight, stay-in-place form made of Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) and used to construct concrete floors and roofs for commercial, industrial and residential uses. When installed properly the system provides structural strength through reinforced concrete and insulation through EPS.

Rigid Foam Insulation: Silverboard

SilveRboard Rigid Foam Insulation (EPS) is a high performance flat-sheet insulation material made from BASF® Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) which is coated with a layer of reflective lamination on both sides.

ICF tilt-up wall: Enertilt

Building on the proven technology and benefits of Insulated concrete forms technology - new, Amvic EnerTILT incorporates EPS insulation and concrete in a tilt-up wall system for the building envelope, and offers.

Buoyancy Products: Amdock

Amvic's Amdock product is an Expanded Polystyrene (EPS) used for a variety of flotation devices. For these applications the EPS is produced in billets which have low water absorption and high flexural strength.

Other Foam Products

Amvic is a leader in the manufacturing, designer and distributor of expanded polystyrene (EPS) products, our goal is to provide sound, environmentally friendly and energy efficient products for our customer's needs.

From The Blog...

Energy efficient homes often perform well below their stated efficiency goals. The reasons for this are varied; at times cutting-edge technology is not installed correctly or components are added in a piecemeal fashion and don’t work as a combined system. Building construction has to be flawless as gaps or cracks in the building envelope will undermine insulation efforts. Read on to find how you can measure the energy efficiency of any building to ensure that it is performing as intended.