USA-Made High Density Upholstery Foam Cushion 2x20x96

Proudly Made in the USA

Our foam is proudly manufactured in the USA, ensuring top-quality standards and reliability. We offer a variety of foam types, each tailored to specific needs and preferences.

Types of Foam

• Waterproof: Ideal for boat and car cushions.
• Extra Firm: Perfect for those who prefer a firm sleep surface.
• Medium Firm: Suitable for everyday comfort.
• High Density – 44 lb. Compression Rate: Offers exceptional support and durability.
• Low Density: Lightweight and versatile.
• Gel Memory Foam: Provides enhanced comfort and temperature regulation.
• Memory Foam: Known for its shape retention and pressure relief.
• Organic Foam: Environmentally friendly and hypoallergenic.

Durability and Longevity

Our foam is designed to last for 7-10 years, providing long-term value and satisfaction.

Custom Cutting

Don’t see your preferred size? Contact us at (310) 307-9540 and we will gladly create a custom cut for you. We can cut foam to any size and shape, including square, star, round, hexagon, rectangular, triangle, oval, heart, octagon, trapezoid, and more. Perfect for oval and round poker tables, furniture cushions, boat cushions, car cushions, foam mattresses, bedding support, and all other home and commercial upholstery applications.

CertiPUR-US Certified

• Ozone Depleting Substances Free: Made without harmful chemicals.
• No Mercury, Lead, or Other Heavy Metals: Ensures safe use.
• Phthalate-Free: Compliant with regulations set by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
• Low VOC Emissions: Maintains indoor air quality with emissions less than 0.5 parts per million.

Packaging Information

• Sheeted Packaging: All foam is sold per sheet.
• Vaccum Packed, Rolled, or Compressed: Your package may arrive in different forms.
• Immediate Opening: Open the package immediately to retain the foam's original size and form.
• Timing for Shape Retention: Allow up to 72 hours for the foam to fully retain its shape after opening.
• Safe Opening: Use a pen or pencil to make a small incision and break the seal, avoiding box cutters as they may damage the foam.