Pls advise the density per squre foot for each layer of foam.
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Each of the 3 layers were a little over 2.0 lbs/ft3 . The foam itself appeared to be a high density well made foam.
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I read a review that said its best to have at least 2 sq ft of airspace inside. I would go a little bigger is space allows you to.
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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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Our 600 kits cover 600 square feet x 1" thick. Calculate the area you are insulating in square feet and multiply it by the thickness of insulation you want in inches and divide by 600. This will tell you the number of 600 kits you need. Sincerely - Mark, Battic Door Energy
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This foam won't work for that application. You need bigger sheets and thicker too. Gravity would hold them in place.
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I honestly couldn't say what the density is. I've not been able to find any information Regarding foam density of this mattress. However, it is a firm mattress for me, but I'm 6'2" 170 lbs.
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The foam is dense enough. I could see quartering it for a tight fit. I would make sure about whatever adhesive I tried. Heck it might turn out to be a marketable idea.
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according to the reply I got from the Classic Brands company,the foam density of each layer of this mattress are as follows:top layer: 3 lb/cu.ftbottom layer: 1.8 lb/cu.ft
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I don't know the density. But I concur with the comfort of this mattress. Worth every penny and then some.
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Basically the thickness of the poles to which the foam protectors will be around...hope that helps =]
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I used some double sided heavy duty sticky foam pads. Each inch holds 5 lbs. put it all over the base and it sticks with no problems.
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Thank you for your interest in Foam It Green! Closed cell foam is more dense, so the Foam It 602 closed cell kit is designed to yield 602 sq feet of coverage at 1" cured thickness. The open cell is less dense foam, and will expand more than the closed cell foam. The Foam It 1202 open cell kit will cover about 600 sq feet at 2" cured thickness. I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you may have. What type of project are you working on? Thanks! Linda Foam It Green
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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?
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I used 1/4" cork underlayment bought in 200 square foot rolls. I taped the seems. Turned out perfect. Best floors ever. Seal with Bona Traffic. Even placed in my bathroom. No problems.
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According to a chart on this website, http://www.sleeplikethedead.com/memory-foam-toppers.html, it's density is estimated @ 3.5lbs but there is no differentiation for 2, 3 or 4 inch thicknesses.
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Get yourself a Loctite ( I used the PL 375 Heavy Duty ) all purpose adhesive tube from any Home Depot or Loew's and get a caulking gun, pop the tube in it and apply to the back of each foam square. Press them on the wall or where ever you want them to go. Cheers!
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wasn't sure so i looked it up i just know its heavier..heres what i got off the internet Density Four lb. density foam weighs four pounds per cubic foot. High-density foam is higher quality than low-density foam because a higher density increases the foam's "memory" or ability to both support and conform. Foam densities under three lbs. are considered low density; any foam over five pounds is high density. Both three and 4-pound memory foam fall within the medium-density range, and it is certainly possible to buy a quality memory foam mattress in either of these densities. Durability One important difference between three lb. and four lb. memory foam is durability. Four lb. memory foam will simply last longer than three pound foam. When it comes to memory foam density, you get what you pay for; four lb. foam costs more, but holds up better over the years. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/about_6670876_3-4-pound-memory-foam.html#ixzz2s2efTGUr