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 The density rating of the furniture foam material is the best indicator of the quality of the foam. The higher the density rating the higher the quality of the foam and the longer you can expect it to maintain its shape, loft and support.

Futon Mattress Foam Pillows Beds Memory

Several types of Futon mattress foam are currently available to manufacturers. Latex foam in varying degrees of “natural”, viscoelastic or temperature responsive foam, and a product called Reflex foam made by Foamex, are hot right now. Futon makers, attempting to soften the firmness level of the basic cotton futon, added a layer or two of medium to high density 1.5 PCF to 2.0 PCF polystyrene futon mattress foam. Some have opted to use flat panels of foam while others are using convoluted or “egg-crate” foam. The overall weight is lowered by 10 to 20 pounds, depending on the mattress size. The level of flexibility is lower than the all cotton futon.

The rigidity of futon mattress foam is excellent. It is perfect for a bi-fold sofa-bed application because there is no sagging. The firmness level is medium firm. As a retailer, it is important to know the density of the foam in the mattress as well as how much foam is used. 

A premium foam is both lightweight and long lasting. It is an excellent all-around choice for both seating and sleeping comfort. It is used for a comfortable step-up futon for bifold frames. Futon mattress foam guarantee to relieve pressure and reduce tossing and turning. It has cover which is Breathable, Removable, washable and Dust mite and allergy resistant.

There are two primary kinds of Futon mattress foam - conventional and high resilience. Conventional foams have densities that range from 1.0 lbs per cubic foot to 2.25 lb/ft3 and HR foam ranges from 2.0 lb/ft3 to 4.0 lb/ft3. The density is a weight for a given volume is not a measure of firmness, but rather a measure of support. By adjusting the blowing agents different levels of firmness can be created for the same density of foam. Nevertheless, density and firmness do tend to parallel one another, and so typically, HR foams have been chosen for support, while conventional foams were chosen for comfort. The "better" mattresses may then have foams of increasing density.