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One of the most common questions we get here is "What is HD, or High Density, Foam?" and what does the term "High Resilience" mean when describing foam? Is there a difference between the two? Yes, there is. Here are some very important distinctions to understand when choosing the correct foam for your project.

When looking for foam for your project you may wonder – what’s the difference between memory foam and latex foam? The first difference is between the two products’ ability to “bounce back.” Latex is more elastic than memory foam, making it useful in mattresses, pillows, cushions, and furniture. On the other hand, memory foam has less elasticity so it doesn’t bounce back as well. The value of memory foam is in its superior level of cushion, making it one of the most desirable products for mattresses and medical industry uses.

High-density foam is an optimal choice for a variety of residential purposes. This kind of foam provides some of the most support for legs and back issues as it is especially firm, yet very soft to the touch. What’s more is that high-density foam is long-lasting with lifespans anywhere from 10-15 years — even with every day use!

Every host loves to spruce up their home for the holidays, and with Foam N More’s line of standard foam products and custom-made products, you can deck the halls for your guests!

Since 1980, Foam N’ More Inc. has been the place that Metro Detroit has turned to for any foam product and accessory need. We’ve earned an A+ Better Business Bureau rating as foam product manufacturers due to our commitment to high-quality products and dedicated customer service.

What do you do with a dining room set that is structurally sound but no longer matches your current interior? Whether you’ve brightened your interior and these items are still a dark wood, they’re a lighter colored wood and you’re looking for a modern look, or maybe they’re sporting floral patterns and you prefer solids or stripes, you don’t have to get rid of your furniture. You can reupholster it!

There are many different types of pillows out there for consumers to choose from. Most people may not realize the variety of choices and might just assume that a pillow is just a pillow. However, when it comes to a good night's sleep, doing your research into the type of pillow you should be sleeping on may be worth your effort.

Throw pillows aren’t completely for decoration. Rectangle pillows and bolster pillows can support your lower back, and all of them can offer neck and head support if necessary.