Reconstituted foam, which is also referred to as chip foam or crumb foam, is a unique type of foam produced using remnants of polyurethane foam, such as offcuts and pieces created during foam cutting processes. These remnants are compacted and bonded together, resulting in a surprisingly sturdy and long-lasting product. This type of foam is particularly suitable for high-usage applications, such as pub seating, gym mats, church kneelers, crash mats, and public transport seating. It's also useful for sound insulation and packaging. The foam is available in different weights and strengths, with a 6-pound per cubic foot density and a denser 9-pound type suited for more demanding applications. The foam's appearance is multicolored and marbled due to the diverse pieces of foam used in its composition, which can vary in size and color. This high-density reconstituted chip foam can be customized to any size, shape, or form, including sheets. Sometimes, new foam is added to the reconstituted foam, such as a top layer of new foam to enhance the comfort of reconstituted cushions. As a recycled product, reconstituted foam is cost-effective and minimizes waste. It's reassuring to know that the foam industry maximizes the use of leftover foam pieces and offcuts, transforming them into sturdy products with prolonged lifespans