Mycelium foam blanks are biotechnological surfboard cores cultivated from the mycelium network of fungi, forming a renewable, biodegradable matrix that replaces synthetic foams. Grown within controlled molds, the mycelium expands through agro-waste substrates such as hemp or sawdust, generating a lightweight and resilient structure with natural shock absorption. Mycelium blanks exhibit adaptive density gradients, moisture resistance, and a low-carbon growth process that requires minimal energy input. When laminated with bio-resin or eco-composite systems, they create boards that are structurally sound yet compostable after their lifecycle.
Shapers refine mycelium foam blanks through controlled curing, edge sealing, and reinforcement layering that maintain integrity, feedback, and biological sustainability.
Shapers refine mycelium foam blanks through controlled curing, edge sealing, and reinforcement layering that maintain integrity, feedback, and biological sustainability.
