High Density Upholstery Foam

This is a medium-firm foam with a medium-high density.

Medium-firmness and medium-high density are not terms that are commonly used in the world of upholstery foam, but they’re important to know when shopping. This isn’t just a high-density foam—it’s a medium firmness and medium density foam.

The distinction between a high and low density is simple: The higher the number, the more dense (thick) it is. A medium-firmness of foam can be described as “medium.”

It’s used to upgrade furniture seats and chair seats that have a soft or worn down filling.

High density upholstery foam is used to upgrade furniture, office chairs, and other seating that have a soft or worn down filling. The foam can be applied in many different ways to provide comfort and support under your body weight. For example:

You can sprinkle it on top of the existing cushioning material in your car seat or couch; this will give it a new look and feel while giving you more support when seated.
You can also add high density upholstery foam to the back of an office chair if you want more comfort when sitting for longer periods of time at work or home.

It’s commonly available in 2″, 3″, 4″ and 5″ thicknesses, the most common being 3″ thick.

Density and thickness are two of the most important factors to consider when choosing foam for your project. The density of foam is measured in pounds per cubic foot (lbs/ft3), which means that the higher the number, the higher its density. The lower this value, the more air it contains.

It’s commonly available in 2″, 3″, 4″ and 5″ thicknesses, the most common being 3″ thick. Foam is also available in a variety of densities: high-density upholstery foam is made for heavier uses like furniture and car seats; medium-density has slightly less support but is still good for cushions; low-density works well as lightweight padding or underlayment on top of hardwood floors or concrete slabs before laying down carpet or vinyl flooring over it; extra low can be used for cushioning between joists under flooring boards so you don’t feel them through your feet if you walk across it barefoot!

Its firmness will retain its shape after years of use.

This type of foam is very dense, which means that it won’t lose its shape or give in to pressure. If you’re looking for an upholstery material that has the ability to retain its form over time, this is the way to go!

This type of foam will not give out under pressure and can be used in a variety of different applications including furniture and car seats. In fact, many people use this kind of material in their home because they know that after years of use, it won’t sag or lose its firmness like other types might do. It’s perfect for those who want something that lasts for many years!

The foam arrives in compressed form, sealed in plastic wrapping.

Once you get it home, the foam will need to expand back to its original size. When you buy compressed foam, it’s usually wrapped in plastic so that it doesn’t get dirty during shipping or damaged by other objects in your home. The manufacturer also wants to keep the foam fresh until you’re ready to use it. Keeping your new furniture cushions safe from pests can be a challenge as well, so sometimes manufacturers seal their cushions in plastic as an extra precaution against bugs or mold growth.

Most types of upholstery foam come compressed for easy shipping and storage; this is because most people don’t have room for gigantic pieces of furniture padding at home! But even if your piece isn’t particularly large or heavy, there are still benefits from having compressed (and sealed) padding material:

It saves space—no one likes lugging around bulky things if they don’t have to
It keeps things clean—you don’t want dirt getting all over your newly purchased product before even using it once
It keeps things fresh—who wants old-smelling furniture? No one does!

Foam can be cut to any size or shape, free of charge.

Foam can be cut to any size or shape, free of charge.
If you need your foam cut to a specific size/shape, no problem! We’ll do it for free.
Our specialty is cutting foam to meet your needs (for free).