About using non-toxic eco-friendly organic and natural materials for upholstery.
Do you have custom-cutting services for latex foam?
Order custom cut latex or find pre-cut latex sizes in our shop.
How much will it cost to replace the old materials in my upholstery with non-toxic materials?
A reference for how much it will cost to replace old upholstery materials with non-toxic foam & batting.
I want to replace my three sofa seat cushions with a single bench cushion. I really don’t want to use toxic materials. Can you help?
GOLS certified organic 100% Natural Dunlop Latex Foam is available in sizes up to 80 inches long. One important thing to keep in mind is [...]
Do you have natural upholstery samples to see online?
We have discontinued sales of materials in October 2019, and have shifted our full focus to the education side of upholstery and natural materials. My [...]
What firmness of latex do I need?
Firmness is a subjective choice. You can learn about natural latex firmness & density here.
Do these materials require an upholsterer to have special expertise, or can they use the same techniques as with ‘conventional’ foam and padding materials?
Natural materials are used in upholstery in much the same way as 'conventional' foam & padding, with the noted exception that the wool batting is [...]
What sizes does natural latex foam come in?
Natural latex foam is manufactured for the mattress industry, so is sold in twin, full, queen and king sizes. For upholstery, our best value is the Daybed Size, or the Upholsterer's Size. We also have pre-cut one-off sizes.
Does latex have a smell?
I’ve found that this is very subjective. Some people are sensitive and perceive a strong smell, while others do not notice any smell at all. [...]
Is there any alternative to the heavy latex that you could suggest?
We are committed to providing eco-friendly and socially conscious, humanely produced materials that are third party certified by reputable organizations such as GOLS or Oeko-tex [...]
What is soy foam?
Soy foam is basically a ‘polyurethane based foam with a touch of soy added for marketing purposes’, as explained in this post by Oecotextiles: What kind of [...]