Best Quality Foam Sheets
Designed for heavy traffic, high use applications, this premium grade with high resilience is best for mattresses and every day seating.
Cut with electric carving knife. Or, as an additional option, you may request that we cut to custom shape and size at no extra charge.
Light blue color. Meets Cal TB-117-2013
2.5 Density, available firmness:
Compression 36 - Medium Firm
Compression 45 - Firm
Compression 65 - Super Firm
COMPRESSION = FIRMNESS Compression (not density) is what determines firmness. If you don't want a cushion that's hard as a rock or a mattress that is sinks when you sit on it, you have to check the compression or ILD number. Compression means the number of pounds necessary to compress a piece of foam 25% and still bounce back to the original thickness. For example, a 4" thick piece of foam that requires 35 lbs. to pack it down 1" and have it return to its full 4" thickness has a 35 lb. compression rating or ILD -Indention Load Deflection.
DENSITY = DURABILITY- Density is the characteristic that makes foam last. It also makes it more expensive. That is precisely why we call the least durable foam "Residential Grade" and the most durable foam "Commercial Grade". Foam for residential projects will almost always be used less than commercial projects. Density measurement of the mass per unit volume. It is measured in pounds per cubic foot and tells the ratio of foam to air. The higher the density, the less air is in the foam and the longer it will last. Most furniture-grade foams have a minimum density of 1.8 pounds.
Cut with electric carving knife. Or, as an additional option, you may request that we cut to custom shape and size at no extra charge.
Light blue color. Meets Cal TB-117-2013
2.5 Density, available firmness:
Compression 36 - Medium Firm
Compression 45 - Firm
Compression 65 - Super Firm
COMPRESSION = FIRMNESS Compression (not density) is what determines firmness. If you don't want a cushion that's hard as a rock or a mattress that is sinks when you sit on it, you have to check the compression or ILD number. Compression means the number of pounds necessary to compress a piece of foam 25% and still bounce back to the original thickness. For example, a 4" thick piece of foam that requires 35 lbs. to pack it down 1" and have it return to its full 4" thickness has a 35 lb. compression rating or ILD -Indention Load Deflection.
DENSITY = DURABILITY- Density is the characteristic that makes foam last. It also makes it more expensive. That is precisely why we call the least durable foam "Residential Grade" and the most durable foam "Commercial Grade". Foam for residential projects will almost always be used less than commercial projects. Density measurement of the mass per unit volume. It is measured in pounds per cubic foot and tells the ratio of foam to air. The higher the density, the less air is in the foam and the longer it will last. Most furniture-grade foams have a minimum density of 1.8 pounds.
