A BPC foaming solid board is a lightweight composite panel. A foaming agent creates a closed-cell core, so the board weighs far less than a dense composite board of the same size while staying rigid enough for walls, furniture and outdoor structures.
What Is a BPC Foaming Solid Board?
According to Bingochic, the board is made from a wood-plastic composite with foaming agents, and its closed-cell structure gives it thermal insulation, sound absorption and moisture resistance. In the wider industry, "BPC" often stands for bamboo-plastic composite. Since the product page describes the material as wood-plastic composite, ask your supplier to confirm the exact fiber content in writing if your project specification depends on it.
The board belongs to Bingochic's Foaming Solid Board category. Its sister ranges are the WPC Series, the CPC Series and the PVC Foaming Board.
How the Foamed Structure Works
Foaming creates many small sealed cells inside the board. This has three practical effects:
- Lower weight. Air-filled cells replace solid material, so panels are easier to carry and fix, especially overhead.
- Less water uptake. Sealed cells do not connect to each other, which is why the page lists water absorption of 5% or less.
- Sound and heat damping. Trapped air slows the transfer of vibration and heat, though a single board is not a substitute for a rated acoustic or insulation system.
The trade-off is that a foamed board is not as hard on the surface as a dense board. Treat it as a panel material, not a heavy-wear surface, unless it is laminated or coated.
Specifications at a Glance
The table below lists the figures published on the product page. The last column adds practical notes from our side.
| Parameter | Published value | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Standard size | 1220 mm × 2440 mm | Same format as common sheet goods, so layouts and cutting plans are familiar. |
| Thickness | 10 mm to 50 mm | Thin for cladding and cabinet backs; thick for structural or furniture parts. |
| Density | 400 to 600 kg/m³ | Lower density means lighter and softer; higher density holds screws better. |
| Water absorption | ≤ 5% | Suited to humid rooms; seal cut edges outdoors. |
| Fire rating | Class B1 (flame-retardant) | Request the test report if your project needs compliance documents. |
| Surface | Smooth, wood-grain or matte | Can also be painted, laminated or coated. |
| Colors | Natural wood tones, grey, white, custom | Custom colors usually depend on order quantity; confirm before ordering. |
Estimated Weight per Sheet
The product page does not list sheet weights. The figures below are our own estimates from the published size and density range (area 2.977 m² × thickness × density). Actual weights will vary by batch, so treat them as planning numbers for handling and freight.
| Thickness | At 400 kg/m³ | At 600 kg/m³ |
|---|---|---|
| 10 mm | about 11.9 kg | about 17.9 kg |
| 20 mm | about 23.8 kg | about 35.7 kg |
| 30 mm | about 35.7 kg | about 53.6 kg |
| 50 mm | about 59.5 kg | about 89.3 kg |
A 10 mm sheet is easy for one person to carry. A 50 mm sheet at the top of the density range is a two-person lift.
Where the Board Fits Best
The product page lists construction, furniture, industrial, landscape and commercial uses. In practice, the strongest fits are:
- Interior wall and ceiling cladding. Light weight reduces load on the substrate and installation time. See Bingochic's room solutions for layout ideas.
- Bathrooms and kitchens. Low water absorption helps with warping and mold, provided edges and joints are sealed. Related ideas appear under Bathroom Solution and Kitchen Solutions.
- Furniture and cabinets. Shelves, cabinet carcasses and outdoor furniture benefit from a workable, lightweight panel.
- Partitions and retail displays. Sound damping and easy finishing suit offices and shops.
- Outdoor decks and garden structures. The page lists these as suitable uses, and recommends a protective coating or sealant for outdoor use.
Choosing Between Foaming Board Types
Bingochic offers several foaming boards, so the choice depends on the job. Choose BPC when you want a lightweight, workable panel with a composite-fiber base. If you need a purely plastic board, look at the PVC Foaming Board. If you need a dense, rigid panel for wall systems, compare it with the SPC Solid Board range. A short comparison request to the sales team, listing your application, environment and finish, will usually settle the question faster than comparing data sheets alone.
Installation and Care Basics
These points come from the product instructions, with our comments:
- Cut with standard woodworking tools. Saws and routers work. Use sharp blades for clean edges.
- Start with clean, dry surfaces. Fix with screws, nails or adhesive, depending on the substrate. Pre-drilling near edges is good practice on any composite panel.
- Protect outdoor installs. Apply a coating or sealant for UV resistance and longevity.
- Clean gently. Use a damp cloth, or mild detergent for stubborn stains. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
- Store flat. Keep boards horizontal in a dry, ventilated space to prevent warping.
Questions to Ask Before You Order
- What density will the delivered thickness be within the 400 to 600 kg/m³ range?
- Can you supply a test report for the B1 fire rating and the water absorption figure?
- What is the fiber base of the board (wood or bamboo)?
- What are the minimum quantity and lead time for custom colors or textures?
- Is a sample available so I can test screw holding and finishing before committing?
The FAQ page is a good first stop for general questions.
