Craft, foam & blanks

Amylove upholstery foam sheets

Firm upholstery foam in sheet sizes that cut down to a seat, a bench or a case insert.

4 packs1–4 pieces$16.99–$51.296 colours

Thickness does the work. Half an inch is a backing layer and a case insert. Two inches is a dining chair. Four inches is a bench or a window seat that has to hold a shape after an evening of sitting. Buying thinner than the job needs is the most common mistake, and no amount of fabric hides it.

Cut with a long serrated blade in one pass rather than sawing: a bread knife leaves a clean edge, a craft knife leaves a scalloped one that shows through calico. Sheets run from $16.99, and the card gives the finished size in inches so you can lay out the cuts before the foam arrives.

The cheapest of the 4 boxes is not always the cheapest piece, and the per-piece line from 1 pieces upward says which is, here as in the Amylove catalogue.

Questions about Amylove upholstery foam sheets

What thickness of foam do you need for a dining chair?

Two inches for a drop-in seat, three if the frame is deep and the chair is used every evening. Anything under an inch is a backing layer, not a seat.

How do you cut Amylove upholstery foam cleanly?

A long serrated blade, one pass, foam held under light compression. Sawing back and forth is what leaves the scalloped edge that shows through a light cover.

Will the foam hold its shape?

The firm grades will under normal seat loads. A sheet stored rolled for months takes a day or two to come back flat, so lay it out before you cut.

Every count we pack, on one shelf

Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.

Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.