Rebonded Foam Mattress Advantages and Disadvantages

Rebonded foam is the multi-colored pressed type of foam often found in carpet padding. It is made of shredded leftovers of various types of foam which are then bound together using a binder (glue or adhesive), cured and used in a variety of products, including mattresses.

Rebonded foams are made from a combination of multiple densities of foam which are broken down and re-bonded under mechanical pressure into new blocks of consistent High Density Rebonded Material, which are then cut into desired length and width. Rebonded foam possesses high sound and shock absorption properties.

Advantages and Disadvantages

The Rebonded Foam Mattress is widely accepted for providing perfect body posture and extra support. The Rebonded Foam Mattress is made using quality grade materials to make it environment friendly. ... The adhesives used in bonded foams can be of concern for some; rebonded foam may be less durable than new foam.

Pros

·         Generally inexpensive.

·         Available in a wide range of firmness ratings.

·         Can provide both resilient support and pressure relief simply by varying density and firmness.

·         Simple to maintain.

·         Cooler

Cons

·         Not as durable as memory foam.

·         Doesn’t provide conforming support.

·         Doesn’t completely eliminate motion transfer.

The disadvantages of this Reboned Foam mattress are that it does not give support to joints of the body. A bonded foam mattress is made of PUF, which is a carbon compound. Those allergic to carbon compounds may face some health issues