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• upholstery foam closed cell

  When your project lives near water, sun, or splashing kids, upholstery foam closed cell construction is the padding that keeps going. Unlike open cell foam, which soaks up moisture like a sponge, clos… read more

• upholstery foam high resilience

  If your cushions sag, flatten or lose their shape after a few months, upholstery foam high resilience grades are the upgrade worth knowing about. HR foam has an open, irregular cell structure that spr… read more

• upholstery foam commercial grade

  When seating sees heavy daily use, upholstery foam commercial grade quality makes the difference between cushions that stay supportive for years and ones that flatten within months. Whether you are re… read more

• upholstery foam fr

  Choosing upholstery foam FR grades gives you comfortable seating with an added layer of peace of mind. Fire retardant foam is treated or formulated to resist ignition and slow the spread of flame, so… read more

• upholstery foam cal 117

  Choosing upholstery foam cal 117 is a smart first step when you rebuild a sofa, pad a bench or make new seat cushions. Foam labeled Cal 117 is made to meet California Technical Bulletin 117, a flammab… read more