Filling & Cushioning Materials


Cell-Aire® Foam


Cell-Aire® foam is a clean, lightweight material to protect against scratching, marring and abrasion. The moisture resistant Cell- Aire® foam is non-abrasive and non-corrosive to offer protection to delicate surfaces. Extremely flexible and can be used on a number of applications. Available in 5 different thicknesses and can be slit to suit your requirements.


Product Code


19-07 19-13


19-06D 19-09 19-02


Description


1500mm x 300m 1500mm x 300m 1500mm x 200m 1500mm x 120m 1500mm x 75m


Thickness


0.7mm 1mm


1.5mm 2.5mm 4mm


Furni-Soft 56


Furni-Soft is specifically designed to protect furniture from knocks, scuffs and abrasion. Furni-Soft is constructed with bubble material laminated to LDPE film with an extra gentle, non-abrasive layer to offer advanced protection to even the most delicate furniture surfaces. Ideal for use by furniture retailers, antique dealers and removal companies.


Product Code 43-66A Size 1200mm x 100m


Loosefill


100% biodegradable and environmentally friendly, this natural packaging material is designed settle immediately when placed in the box and will mould around the products to offer superior product protection.


Product Code 12-06 Description Biodegradable Loosefill Size 15 Cubic Ft


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