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Peeled Foam Roll 1100mm (43½) Wide RX33/190 Blue
£249.60
No VAT added. Delivery for this item: £15.54, plus 6% of the item price. This percentage only applies to foam items. The £15.54 is free on orders of £240 or more. The foam charge still applies. Delivery and returns
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Listed as in stock on 13 November 2026. Availability confirmed before payment.
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Use it for upholsterers, furniture manufacturers, packaging suppliers, converters and contract seating projects.
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Peeled Foam Roll for Upholstery, Packaging and Trade Use
The peeled foam roll is a foam material supplied in convenient roll form for upholstery, packaging, wrapping, padding and general workshop use. It is easy to handle, simple to cut and used for customers who need flexible foam in longer lengths rather than separate foam sheets.
Peeled foam is commonly used by upholsterers, furniture manufacturers, packaging companies, converters and trade customers who need a practical foam product for regular use. Supplied as a roll, the foam can be unrolled, measured and cut to the required size, making it a useful choice for both one-off jobs and repeat production work.
What Is Peeled Foam ?
Peeled foam is foam that has been cut from a larger foam block into a continuous roll. This gives you a long, flexible length of foam that can be used for wrapping, lining, cushioning, padding and protection.
A peeled foam roll is especially useful where foam needs to cover larger areas, wrap around products, soften hard edges or be cut into repeat lengths. Compared with loose sheets, foam rolls are easier to store, easier to handle and more convenient for busy workshops and trade environments.
Common Uses for Peeled Foam Rolls
Peeled foam rolls are suitable for a wide range of upholstery, packaging and protective applications. They can be used wherever a soft, flexible foam layer is needed to add cushioning, reduce rubbing, protect surfaces or improve the finish of a product.
Common uses include:
Upholstery padding for sofas, chairs, benches and headboards
Protective wrapping for furniture, frames and finished goods
Packaging foam for delicate, fragile or valuable items
Lining boxes, cases, crates, drawers and containers
Softening hard edges, corners and surfaces
Layering over firmer foam to improve comfort or surface feel
Workshop, warehouse, manufacturing and production use
Peeled Foam Roll for Upholstery
A peeled foam roll is a useful material for upholstery work because it can be shaped, wrapped and trimmed to suit the job. It can be used over furniture frames, arms, backs, headboards and seating sections to add padding, soften edges and create a smoother finish beneath fabric.
For upholsterers and furniture repairers, peeled foam is a practical stock material to keep in the workshop. Instead of cutting every job from individual sheets, the foam can be pulled from the roll and cut to length as needed. Simple, sensible and far less faffing about.
Peeled Foam Rolls for Packaging and Protection
Peeled foam rolls are also widely used for packaging and product protection. The foam provides a soft cushioning layer that helps protect items from knocks, rubbing, scratches and movement during storage, handling or transport.
Foam rolls are commonly used to protect furniture, metalwork, painted parts, glass, ceramics, tools, equipment, display products and other finished goods where surface protection matters. The roll format makes it quick to measure, cut and wrap the foam around the item being protected.
Additional product information
Approved trade customers can access exclusive discounted pricing on selected peeled foam rolls. Use it for upholsterers, furniture manufacturers, packaging suppliers, converters and contract seating projects.
Range options and attributes
- Size
- 12mm, 3mm, 6mm
- Quantity
- 25mtr Roll, 50mtr Roll
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