What to do with cheap surfboards?

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    Cheap polystyrene surfboards are discarded in huge numbers. This highlights the problem.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-41378467

    This article shows one way to use the fabric covers, but disposing of the polystyrene middle is another problem.

    • This topic was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by beattie beattie.
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    I wonder if they could be utilised as insulation? In a out-building, garage or in a new-build eco-house?

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    Would they pose a fire risk? I don’t think I could recommend using them as insulation unless covered by a reliably fireproof layer.

    I know someone who recycles surfboards as pin boards. They’re covered in used coffee bean sacks, trimmed with recycled rope and sold at a profit, I hope. She has also contemplated chopping them up to use as bean bag filling, but you can’t believe the mess that makes!

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