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      <description>S grade EPS is 16 kg/m3 and H grade is 24 kg/m3. Here are the densities, R-values, compressive strengths and the colour code that tells them apart, and why the manufacturer&amp;#39;s numbers beat the standard&amp;#39;s.</description>
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