Dhanya Foams excels in supplying high-quality memory foam, renowned for its unique ability to conform to pressure and temperature, providing exceptional comfort and support across diverse applications. Our strength lies in offering memory foam with consistent density and viscoelastic properties, ensuring reliable performance in mattresses, pillows, seating, and various comfort-related products. Dhanya Foams provides a dependable supply of this pressure-relieving material, contributing to enhanced comfort and ergonomic support in numerous applications.
Frequently Asked Questions
Memory foam is a viscoelastic polyurethane foam that softens with body heat and pressure, contouring to your shape for personalized support. It slowly returns to its original form once pressure is removed, reducing pressure points in mattresses, pillows, and medical devices.
Yes. Its pressure-relieving properties align the spine and reduce joint stress, making it ideal for mattresses, orthopedic cushions, and wheelchair seats.
Traditional memory foam can retain heat, but gel-infused or open-cell memory foam improves airflow, keeping sleepers cool. Look for “cooling” labels for temperature regulation.
High-density memory foam lasts 5–10 years with proper care. Lower-density foams may sag or degrade faster (3–5 years).
- Healthcare: Wheelchair cushions, hospital beds.
- Furniture: Mattresses, sofa cushions.
- Automotive: Ergonomic car seats.
- Sports: Protective gear, shoe insoles.
Yes. It’s die-cut or molded into custom shapes (e.g., contoured pillows, prosthetic liners)
- Pressure Relief: Memory foam contours better.
- Durability: Latex lasts longer (10–15 years).
- Eco-Friendliness: Natural latex is more sustainable.
- Low (40-45Kg/mm3): Soft, budget-friendly.
- Medium (45-55 Kg/mm3): Balanced support and durability.
- High (55+ Kg/mm3): Firm, long-lasting (ideal for heavier individuals).
Hypoallergenic memory foam resists dust mites and mold, but opt for CertiPUR-US certified foam to minimize allergy risks.
Yes. Recycled foam is used in carpet underlays, insulation, or gym flooring. Some brands offer take-back programs.