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Rebonded foam, pressed from our own trim

High-density composite block - denser than a free-rise pour can reach, made from clean offcuts of foam we poured ourselves.

Rebonding is widely misunderstood as a way of hiding waste. It is the opposite: it is how you reach densities a foaming line physically cannot produce, because the density comes from compression rather than from chemistry. Foam at that end of the range has to be pressed. What decides quality is what goes in - and what goes into ours is sorted trim from our own cutting hall, not bought-in scrap of unknown origin.

What we supply

01

Feedstock

Clean offcuts from our own cutting hall, sorted by type. Contaminated scrap is kept out.

02

Chip control

Shredded and screened - fine chip for smooth sheet, coarser for high-load blocks.

03

Binder and press

Chips tumbled with binder so every surface is wetted, then compressed and held through cure.

04

Formats

Cut to base layers, structural cores, sheet and cushioning to your sizes.

Where it is used

  • Mattress base layers and structural cores
  • Gym flooring and impact matting
  • Acoustic panels and underlay
  • Contract furniture seating
  • Carpet underlay
  • Packaging for heavy items

How to specify it

Tell us the load it has to carry and the sizes you need. Rebond is bought on performance rather than on appearance, so describing the application gets you a better answer than naming a grade.

Samples of any grade go out free before you commit to a load.

Questions we get asked

Is rebonded foam lower quality than fresh foam?

No - it is a different material for a different job. It reaches densities and load-bearing that a free-rise pour cannot, which is why it is used for bases, flooring and matting.

Where does your feedstock come from?

Our own cutting hall. We do not buy in scrap, which is what makes the output consistent.

Can you supply it as sheet rather than block?

Yes. Blocks are cut to base layers, cores, sheet and cushioning at the sizes you order.

Is it suitable for gym flooring?

Yes, it is one of the commonest uses - the density and the impact absorption are exactly what that application wants.

Get a price on rebonded foam.

Tell us the sizes and the quantity, or describe the application and we will specify it. Quotations within one working day.