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Foam Uses & Foam Usage
The most common uses of foam include:
Chair Cushions
Quilting
Patio Furniture
Ceramic Packaging
Glass Packaging
Golf Cart
Seating Dental Chair Seating Church Kneelers Workout Bench Upholstery Chiropractic Pillows
Chiropractic Rollers Decorative Valances Ottomans Do-It- Yourself Reupholsery
Church Pews
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Cot Cushioning
Day Beds
Dinning Room Chairs
Display Models
Exercise Mats
Fabric Backing
Gymnastics
Mattresses
Bed Wedges
Boat Seats
Bolsters
Bunk Beds
Cabin Cruiser Beds
Camping Beds
Camping Pads
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Car and Truck Seats
Case Padding
Chair Arms and Backs
Motor Home Beds
Motor Home Seats
Packaging Material
Physical Therapy
Fixtures
Pillows
Roll A Way Beds
Sofa Cushions
Sponges
Scooter Seating
Wall Padding
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Foam Usage:
Cases:
Making
a rugged customized carrying case / accessory case from one of the cheap
aluminum cases available from the larger stores is cost effective and easy.
Polyethylene foam is often used as it doesn't retain gases, doesn't hold
moisture, and its compression properties will hold your valuables very well.
Construction:
Today we see more and more new homes and buildings that are being insulated
and decorated with shapes cut from foam. Hundreds of different
architectural shapes like moldings, trims, bands, cornices, sills, balusters and
columns are easily cut to supply this large industry.
Packaging:
Foam is one of the best and least expensive packaging materials used to
protect products. Packaging customers often need large numbers of the same
shape.
Reupholstery:
Reupholstery
such as reupholstering any piece of furniture changes the look
and appearance of the furniture and increases its lifespan. Simply
replacing the foam padding on any older piece of furniture or vehicle such as a
couch, seat, chair, or stool is a very common use of foam.
More about using foam for
reupholstery.
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