Fairfield Project Foam, Soft, Versatile 100% Polyurethane Foam for DIY Projects, Crafts, Cushions, 24? x 72? x 1? Thick, White

I am making a back rest for a rocking chair. Most cushions are sold as a set. I purchased an EGG SITTER seat, but that company does not make the back rest. I will make the back 3 layers thick and if that is too much one inch of foam can be removed. A quilted cover is being made so the chair cushions and crib quilt will match for a nursery.

I use this stuff as low impact custom cut keyboard and mouse rests, The rest you ask? No you were asking? Well let me tell you. In the darkest of nights when all hope fails you and you find yourself rocketing around your trusty shop chair and suddenly it suffer a blowout of foam (it could happen!) Well friends, you'll have the finest dang foam money can buy.

Really great for cosplay! I'm new to making mascot suits and this is really easy to use! I highly recommend it to everyone! I used it to make a mascot foot 😁😁✝️✝️ the foot isn't done yet

Excellent material. Easily stapled to upholstery. Was able to do the backs of two chairs, and had some left over for the seats. Not enough, however, so I had reuse the old seat foam. After reassembly, the chairs were never as comfortable. Get two rolls for more than one large project.

This is going to make a great fursuit head. I wish it was the green, high density foam from JoAnn's ... but we all know how that went.

just what i needed for my project

its good. only thing is it isn't totally square and width isnt exact. if you are doing a project where that matters be sure to measure. dont rely on the foam.

Got here super fast! Wanted to recover my daughter's dining chair seats. Needed a little extra padding. This worked great! Two 72” rolls covered 6-19”x19” seat cushions with some leftover.

I have used this foam many times and it has always been very white. This one had to be old stock because it had begun to yellow.

I honestly can't remember the last time I was this disappointed with a purchase. These phone pads looked promising at first — sleek, expensive, and advertised as “durable” and “long-lasting.” But within just a few weeks, they turned into one of the worst products I've ever bought. Everything had to be thrown out after barely a month of use. I'm not exaggerating — they literally started falling apart in ways I didn't even think were possible for something this overpriced. First off, the adhesive backing completely lost its grip within days. At first, I thought maybe it was just a bad batch or that the surface I put it on was dusty, so I cleaned everything thoroughly and tried again. Same result. Every single pad started peeling, sliding, and collecting grime that couldn't be cleaned off no matter what I did. It was like these things were magnetized for dust, lint, and random debris. My desk looked worse than before I even used them. Then came the smell. After about two weeks, they started giving off this weird rubbery, almost chemical odor that got stronger over time. It filled my room to the point where I had to keep a window open just to not feel nauseous. No one else mentions this in reviews, but mine smelled like melted plastic mixed with burnt tires. Absolutely disgusting. The worst part, though, was how the pads warped. The edges started curling up, making them impossible to use properly. They wouldn't stay flat no matter how much pressure I applied. And because they collect dirt so easily, once they curled, everything — from crumbs to dog hair — got stuck underneath. Cleaning them only made it worse because wiping caused the surface to bubble and stretch out of shape. I even tried contacting customer service just to see if they would replace them or at least acknowledge the issue. Their response was a copy-and-paste apology that didn't address anything I said. They basically blamed “improper surface preparation,” which is hilarious because I followed every single instruction to the letter. I even tried them on three different surfaces just to be sure — wood, glass, and plastic. Same story each time: useless after a few weeks. For how expensive these are, the quality is laughable. I've had dollar-store mouse pads last longer and look better than these did after a month. I wanted something sleek and professional for my workspace, but instead I got overpriced junk that belongs in the trash. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your money on these. You're better off using a paper towel under your phone — at least that won't smell like chemicals or peel apart after a few days. I regret ever buying them, and honestly, I'd give zero stars if I could. Absolutely awful experience from start to finish.