Which Cushion Wrap Weight Should You Choose? Posted 04/09/2025 by Foam4u Which Cushion Wrap Weight Should You Choose? 🤔 The right polyester cushion wrap (Dacron) weight depends on how much loft and softness you want to add to your foam cushion. 👉 Think of polyester cushion wrap this way: Quick Reference – Loft Guide 📏 âś… Top tip: For seat cushions, it’s usually best practice to […] Read More
How to Wrap Foam Cushions with Polyester Wadding Posted 03/09/2025 by Foam4u One of the most common mistakes when ordering new foam cushions is assuming the foam thickness equals the finished thickness of the cushion. In reality, once you add polyester wadding (Dacron), the cushion gains extra loft – usually 1–2cm per side. 👉 Rule of thumb: Always match the border (edge) measurement of your existing cover […] Read More
Understanding Foam Grades Posted 21/08/2025 by Foam4u Density, Firmness, Thickness & User Weight 📌 Quick Answer Foam is graded by density (kg/mÂł), firmness (Newtons/ILD), and thickness (volume). Heavier users need higher density foams, thinner cushions need firmer grades, and sitting feels softer while lying feels firmer due to weight distribution. Understanding foam grades Density, firmness , thickness & user weight is vital […] Read More
🪑 The Complete Guide to Disability Cushions, Boosters & Bed Extenders Posted 20/08/2025 by Foam4u When mobility gets tougher, the right cushion or support can make all the difference. From wheelchair cushions to booster seats and even bed extenders, people ask a lot of questions about disability cushions before buying. Let’s tackle the most common ones. 🦽 What’s the best cushion for a wheelchair? High-density or memory foam wheelchair cushions […] Read More
The Ultimate Dog Bed Guide – 20 Questions Every Owner Asks Posted 20/08/2025 by Foam4u A dog’s bed isn’t just a cushion on the floor – it’s their home inside your home. Owners ask a lot of questions before buying one, and rightly so. Here are the 20 most common questions answered in plain English. 📏 1. What size dog bed does my dog need? Measure nose-to-tail when they’re stretched […] Read More
How to Measure for Perfectly Fitted Foam Cushions. Posted 12/08/2025 by Foam4u 📏 Why Accurate Measuring Matters (what happens if your measurements are wrong?) A perfect fit starts with accurate measurements. Even a few millimetres off can make the difference between a cushion that sits neatly in its cover and one that bulges, wrinkles, or looks baggy. Good measuring means: Not a fan of measuring? Our Cushion […] Read More
Foam Care & Maintenance: How to Make Cushions Last Longer Posted 12/08/2025 by Foam4u 🛋 Why Cushion Care Matters Foam cushions aren’t just there to make sitting softer — they directly influence how you sit. Poor posture, especially over months or years, can cause or worsen back pain. In many cases, the culprit isn’t your back at all, but the furniture you’re sitting on. Good foam care & maintenance […] Read More
Posted 11/06/2025 by Foam4u Fibre back cushions need to be oversized to fill out the cover properly. This guide explains how to take accurate measurements and get the right fit when ordering replacements. 🪑 Replacing Fibre Back Cushions? They need more fill than you think Fibre compresses very easily. If you order a cushion to the exact size of […] Read More
Caravan, Campervan & Boat Posted 18/01/2024 by Foam4u Foam4U Unveils Tailored Comfort: Your Ultimate Guide to Customized Mattresses for Adventures” Welcome to the Foam4U blog, where we embark on a journey into the world of bespoke comfort for caravans, campervans, boats, and motorhomes. With over a century of expertise, Foam4U takes pride in crafting premium mattresses, cushions, and upholstery designed to elevate your […] Read More
Rg50 Firm Posted 08/07/2023 by Foam4u Without a double the best foam for a Pop-Top. There a 3 elements to support Firmness, Density & Volume. Given most Pop-Top are less than 5cm thick one of the three elements (volume) is greatly reduced hence why a firm, high density foam is a good choice. Don’t be put off with the notion of […] Read More