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| I am not familiar with Depron, but from what I could find about it is quite thin. The Dow High load XPS foams have a hard shell on them, but they start at 1" thickness and work up from there. Here is a link to Dow. http://www.dow.com/styrofoam/na/pro-..._40_60_100.htm Hope this helps Paul |
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