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Croydon, London, 2017

Removing closed-cell foam involves a specific process due to its dense and compact nature. This process may include mechanical methods, cutting tools, or chemical solutions designed to break down the closed-cell structure for efficient extraction. Closed-cell foam is commonly used in insulation applications, and its removal might be necessary for reasons such as renovation, damage, or the need to access underlying structures

Highgate, London, 2019

Removing open-cell foam also requires a specialized process tailored to its unique characteristics. Open-cell foam is characterized by interconnected cells, creating a more sponge-like structure with a softer and more flexible texture compared to closed-cell foam. Due to its open-cell nature, it is more permeable and may absorb moisture.

Rusholme, Manchester, 2022

The removal process for open-cell foam often involves methods suitable for its softer composition. Mechanical methods, cutting tools, or chemical solutions may be employed to break down the open-cell structure, facilitating efficient extraction. Open-cell foam is commonly used for insulation as well, and reasons for its removal may include renovation, damage, or the necessity to access underlying structures.