Hi, which is best for replacing office chair seat foam, "High" or "Medium" density foam? Thanks! --jm
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I used the high density foam on my dining chairs. They feel very firm, which I prefer. They have good support
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I don't know what type of foam this is made of, but it's very hard--which is what I was looking for. It holds its own, so to speak. I use it in the car, day in and day out, and I've had it for quite some time (at least a few years?), and it's lost none of its firmness and support. I love it, highly recommend it.
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I did a really messed up leather chair. Let product sit over night. Worked great. Hope this helps.-
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I would suggest buying a new chair. These chairs are great for interim, until you can afford a better one. Made with all the care and craftsmanship of a moose poop.
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I would guess you would contact stork kraft or recover what's on it. Ours never lasted long enough to worry about replacing the cushions. The whole chair was thrown out after the back frame broke
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I have no experience with the larger pad, however, I believe the amount of gel is the same and foam is simply added. I did put the 1 inch pad under the seat cover, I doubt there is room for the larger one. I also removed foam from the seat under the gel pad to relieve the pressure from the tail bone and sit bones.
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Yes I think the fabric is easy to clean. I have not had any issues with the high chair. I think the fabric is more like a canvas/nylon.
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will 6" fit in the space you have? are you replacing foam with foam, or was the original material foam? It is firm, but I used it on a love seat, and it worked well, because the original material was quite like it.
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Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density... » Read More Funny. This is what I got from Dan at Sleep Shop, who is "quite familiar with the manufacturing and quality control of our mattresses, since I work right here in the factory".Here is the breakdown of the layers:1. 3" Gel Infused Memory Foam Layer 3.0lb Density and 16ILD2. 1" Extra Comfort Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 15ILD3. 2" Ventilated Layer is made from Perforated High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD4. 7" Base Layer is made from High Resilience Foam with 2.0lb Density and 30ILD « Show Less
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We have two of these chairs. One of us prefers a cushion, the other does not. I think it is personal preference.
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I don't remember. I stopped using duro-med because foam collapsed very easily and they were not comfortable. I use digi-cushions instead, and they are well made, last longer, well-priced and can be cut to any size.
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Assuming that the chair has the typical thin metal legs that most have, I would go with the 1". However I think even the 1" may be too large. I suppose a little duct tape wrapped inside of it may help take up some of the extra room, or something like that. I hope this helped you, good luck.
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Joy, I ordered this cushion for my office chair. It was well made and about 3 inches in height, however it did not fit my chair so I had to return it. I hope this is of some help to you. I must also add that dealing with the company was a pleasure.
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Depends on the chair base. The foam is fairly resilient and because of the pattern, it takes a bit to see any tears. Heels are the worst for it - heels (especially if very thin) will puncture the pattern. If the chair base is a four legged chair with uneven weight distribution, it will eventually cause some damage to the foam. If you have a directors chair - the legs are a bit wider and don't really damage it.
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For all practical purposes, the expanded and set foam is going to weigh almost the same as the actual weight of the two liquid components before the chemical reaction. It's the old "Which weighs more - a pound of feathers or a pound of steel?" question. It is just a matter of volume.
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I do not know if replacement cushions are available. You could try contacting Moeller Marine. If not, take your seat to a person that does marine upholstery. They should be easy to male.
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This is not structural foam, more like hobby density. Ridgid, but somewhat soft!