Funbo Foam Board, 50 × 70 cm, 0.5 cm, Lightweight, Easy-Cut, Smooth Paper Surface, Ideal for Mounting, Models & Craft Displays, Light Blue - Pack of 5

Dimensions: 50 × 70 cm. Thickness: 5 mm. Color: Light Blue. Core: rigid foam. Pack size: 5 boards. Facings: smooth paper that accepts markers, vinyl, sprays, and double-sided tape.

Use a sharp utility blade with a metal ruler placed along a cutting mat. Cut with steady, straight pressure and keep the blade perpendicular to the board to avoid chipping.

The smooth paper facings take markers, vinyl decals, sprays, and double-sided tapes cleanly, making it suitable for signage, presentations, and mounting projects.

Signage and display boards, mounting photos or artwork, creating prototypes or classroom charts, and craft projects that benefit from a pastel blue background.

You can mount them on walls or boards using light glue, double-sided tape, or mounting corners. They stay flat on easels or vertical displays without adding much weight.

Store flat in a cool, dry place away from direct heat or moisture. Avoid stacking heavy items on top to prevent bending or warping.

Foam boards like this one are generally non-toxic and suitable for classroom projects. Exercise standard safety practices when cutting with blades and keep away from children during cutting.

If you’re considering alternatives, you might look at white or other color foam boards with similar 50 × 70 cm sizes and 5 mm thickness. Example comparisons (all available on Fepy.com) include: Funbo Foam Board White 50x70 cm, 5 mm, Pack of 5 (URL: https://fepy.com/products/funbo-foam-board-50x70-cm-white-5mm-pack-5) and Funbo Foam Board Blue 50x70 cm, 3 mm, Pack of 5 (URL: https://fepy.com/products/funbo-foam-board-50x70-cm-3mm-blue-pack-5).

A 5 mm thickness provides better rigidity and durability for mounting, signs, and displays, reducing bending and warping compared with thinner boards while remaining lightweight.

Yes. The smooth facings accept markers, paints, and coatings well, and you can apply vinyl, spray paints, or adhesive-backed materials with good adhesion. Test a small area first if using a new coating formulation.