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Foam For Cushions, Seats, and Boats
Need to give your seating an upgrade? Foam inserts are the way to go. At FabricMill, we cut custom foam for all kinds of cushions—from indoor benches and sofas to patio furniture and window seats.
- Custom-cut to fit any size or shape for a perfect cushion every time.
- Choose firmness that suits your needs — soft for backs and firm for seats.
- Durable options like mildew-resistant NuFoam® for outdoor and boat cushions.
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Description
Foam Options for Your Cushions
Foam is what makes a cushion feel comfortable, supportive, or totally worn out. If yours has seen better days, we can help. At FabricMill, we carry several furniture-grade foam options like 1827, 1835, and 1850 high-density foam. All of these are great for seat cushions, backs, mattresses, and more. You tell us what you need, and we’ll cut it to your exact specifications—square, round, angled, or completely custom.
Choosing the Right Foam for Your Needs
For seats, we usually recommend a medium or firm foam so it holds up well over time. Softer foam is better for backs and pillows. For outdoor seating, we offer NuFoam®, a mildew-resistant, non-yellowing option made from densified polyester. It’s great for patios, boats, or covered porches.
Finishing Touches with Batting
To make your cushions look as good as they feel, we also offer batting (Dacron wrap). It smooths out edges and gives your cushion that nice, full finish, which is especially helpful for sharp corners or tight covers.
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Step 1: Provide Your Measurements
Send in the dimensions you want your foam to be.
Step 2: Pick Your Foam
We’ll guide you to the best density and type depending on where the cushion will be used.
Step 3: Add Finishing Touches
Want to wrap the foam in batting? Need it shaped a certain way? Let us know, and we’ll see what we can do.
Ready to upgrade your cushions? Fill in the form above or give us a call, and we’ll take it from there.
Frequently Asked
Drop us a note and we’ll get back to you as quickly as possible.What foam density should I use for seat cushions?
Medium or firm foam is usually best for seats. It holds its shape and gives more support over time.
What’s batting, and do I need it?
Batting (also called Dacron wrap) is used around the foam to soften the edges and give the cushion a fuller, more finished shape. It’s a simple upgrade that can make a big difference.
Do you sell foam by the yard?
Yes, we do. If you’re looking for a specific density or thickness, just let us know and we’ll tell you what’s available.
How long will the foam last before it needs to be replaced?
That depends on how often the cushion is used and the type of foam you choose. High-density foam generally lasts several years, especially for everyday seating. Softer or lower-density foam may wear out more quickly in high-traffic areas.
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The Fabric Mill, located in Plainview, New York, is a family-owned fabric store renowned for its extensive selection of designer fabrics, trims, and decorative hardware.
Spanning 22,000 square feet, it offers a vast array of materials, including silks, velvets, chenilles, damasks, linens, florals, stripes, plaids, toiles, animal prints, faux leathers, suedes, sheers, brocades, novelties, and tapestries.
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