Not biodegradable

Advantages of XPS Boards:   1. Excellent thermal insulation: XPS boards have very good insulation properties, helping to maintain a stable indoor temperature and reducing energy consumption for heating and cooling.   2. Moisture resistance: They are highly resistant to moisture, protecting the building structure from water damage and preventing mold growth.   3. Durability: XPS boards are strong and can withstand various environmental conditions, ensuring a long service life.   4. Lightweight: Easy to handle and install, reducing construction time and labor costs.   5. Can be made from recycled materials: Some XPS boards are produced using recycled polystyrene, which is environmentally friendly.   Disadvantages of XPS Boards:   1. Cost: XPS boards can be relatively expensive compared to some other insulation materials.   2. Environmental concerns: Although some are made from recycled materials, the production of XPS boards may involve the use of certain chemicals that can have an environmental impact.   3. Flammability: XPS boards are combustible, and special fireproofing measures may be needed in some applications.   4. Not biodegradable: XPS boards are not biodegradable and can contribute to waste if not properly disposed of or recycled.