What is the density of foam used in each layer?
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I know this was asked a while ago, but I emailed the seller after I received the mattress (which, I have only been sleeping on for two days but am very happy with so far). They emailed back that the 7-inch base layer of high-density foam is a 4lb density... not sure about the others, but the base layer is most important when determining the overall durability, comfort, etc. I consider 4lb to be perfect for me, as that is on the medium-firm side.
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I do not know about the densities but I do know that only the top 3 inches are memory foam according to the manufacturer's tag on the bed the rest of the bed is composed of polyurethane foam however they manufacture it (ie foam to air ratio) to get different "types" it is all made of the same polyurethane material according to the manufacturer's tag 23% is memory foam (23% of 13 in = 3 in) 77 is polyurethane but that said that is the most comfortable bed ever
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Memory foam density is measured from 3.0 to 5.0 or higher. Does anyone know how to answer the question?
1219388
I am not sure of density of it, all I know it is pretty supportive and firm, but not hard. It is very comfortable.
1278565
This was purchased as a gift and I didn't notice the density. I can only say the recipient has loved her seat pillow. Sorry I can't be more specific.
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They are a coated dense foam, not real soft if that is what you are looking for.
1072321
I don't know the density. It is fairly firm. However, I've stopped using it because of the horrible smell that would not go away.
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It measures exactly 8 inches thick. I would assume that the 5.5 density is for the "give" when you lay down on it and it sinks some. We have this for our 3 year old and am really happy with it. I too have slept on it and and liked it.
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The manufacturers website lists it as 5lb density with 20 ILD for the memory foam comfort layer, the support layer is listed at 1.8lb density with 36 ILD.
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I used about 1/2 to 3/4 of a can of foam for each one. Depending on gap and fit.
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The separate piece of foam inside the cover is 1" to 1.25" thick, as-stated by several others. I will add that it's medium-density, at best, and thus compresses very quickly and doesn't provide that much support. Better than nothing? Yes. Could it be better with thicker or higher-density foam? Definitely!I have a garden kneeling pad that's approximately the same thickness, but much more dense and rubber-like. If I were to cut a piece out of that and put it inside the cover, I'm sure it would be much more comfortable!
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Mr. Gruber if your weight exceeds 175 lbs. that 2-lb. density foam will break down quickly. It's a shame the company doesn't maintain a website for legitimate questions that Buyers have. Best to your search. Please see Atul Shukla's statement below me.
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Not really sure what you mean by densities, but each layer is approx. 3" thick.
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I'm not sure if i fully understand your question but I used this foam to add floatation that I removed when rebuilding my boat deck and a few tips for someone using it for that would be figure out the weight of the boat and how much foam u will need for flotation and then figure out the cubic ft of were u are filling the 2 gallons of foam do not cover as much area as u may think and it does generate some heat well it expands and if u are pouring it into the deck u will want a hole for air and extra foam to escape out I had my boat tilted forward so well it was liquid it ran to the front and slowly expanded to the back as a kept pouring there are also different grade of foam that may have more structural integrity if u are using it to strengthen a weak spot but You will need more foam because it doesn't expand as much per gallon when I finished my boat I ended up not being able to fill everything I would of liked to because of cost and ended up only using enough to float the weight of the boat if it sank I later talked to some one that does spray installation for homes who told me he could of done the whole inside of the boat for free with what he has left after spraying a home the only problem would have been it may not of been as oil/ water resistant as this product but he did say it was a closed cell 2 part expandable foam and really shouldn't of been that different so now I'm kinda kicking myself for not doing it I also wished that I added regular foam blocks I had from docks I had built to use as a filler then poured the foam around them so I wouldn't of needed so much pour foam hope this helps
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Dense Foam But not sure if that will work for what you need. You may be able to find a better option.
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It is not thick - but then again that depends on how much you use when you make it. I love it and found that it makes that beautiful foam when I take then time to wisk it.
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It's only foam with a plastic insert and vynel outer shell. The whole thing probably weighs between 10 and 15 pounds total before filled.
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I don't know what the pound density is. All I know is that it gave both my wife and I back problems and we had to stop using the topper. We think it was a total waste of money.