Correx

What is Correx?

Correx is a corrugated polypropylene sheet, similar to corrugated cardboard in structure, but, being plastic, much stronger and more durable.

It is used widely in the construction industry due to its resistance to moisture and chemicals and its hard-wearing nature.

Correx offers a range of benefits, making a popular low-cost material, and an ideal choice for protection in many industries.

Being a versatile and resistant material that can be cut easily it's a very popular product which is often bought alongside accessories.

Its lightweight nature allows for easy installation and transport.

Applications

Correx boards are constructed from twin-walled polypropylene, making them suitable for both internal and external applications.

Correx is commonly used to protect floors, walls, decorative surfaces, ceilings and windows.

Due to it's versatility and durability it's often used as a short-term method of advertising as the face of the sheet can be printed upon.

Many industries choose Correx sheets for packaging, advertising, construction projects, temporary barriers, DIY and arts & crafts.

It's the perfect solution when protecting flooring such as hardwood, tiles or carpets when decorating, moving heavy equipment or when some construction is going on.

Correx FAQs

What is Correx?

Correx® is a corrugated plastic sheet, also known as fluted polypropylene or corriboard. It features a twin-wall structure that makes it lightweight, durable, and waterproof, similar in design to corrugated cardboard but made from plastic.

What is Correx commonly used for?

Correx is widely used for signage, including estate agent boards, construction signs, and event displays. It’s also popular for floor protection, packaging, protective covers, exhibitions, and DIY projects, perfectly suited to both indoor and outdoor use.

Is Correx waterproof?

Yes, Correx is fully waterproof, offering superior protection compared to traditional materials such as cardboard. Made from polypropylene plastic, it does not absorb moisture, rot, or degrade when exposed to rain or damp conditions, making it ideal for outdoor signage, surface protection, and construction site use.

Is Correx recyclable?

Yes, Correx is 100% recyclable and made from polypropylene (plastic code 5). It can be reused or recycled into new plastic products, making it a more environmentally responsible sheet material.

Can I print on Correx?

Yes, Correx is ideal for UV printing, screen printing, and vinyl graphics. Printed Correx is commonly used for advertising boards, safety signs, and promotional displays due to its smooth surface and weather resistance.

How do I cut Correx?

Correx can be cut using a sharp craft or Stanley knife, scoring along a straight edge. Thicker sheets can be cut with a saw or guillotine. Cutting along the flutes helps achieve cleaner edges.

Do you ship Correx across the UK?

Yes, we provide delivery of Correx across the UK to both businesses and uilding sites. Contact us for more information regarding lead times and shipping costs.