Where comfort
meets innovation

ENTERPRISE-LEVEL FOAM SOLUTIONS

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Experience

55+ YEARS OF Experience

Since 1958, our team has been propelled by curiosity and a steadfast dedication to inventing and creating the best foam formulations for our customers.

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Innovation

DRIVEN BY Innovation

We are dedicated to being at the forefront of our industry and are constantly experimenting with our chemistry and foam.

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Solutions

TAILORED Solutions

Your needs drive our thinking forward. And we’ll partner with you to tackle any challenge, no matter how large or how small.

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Our Facilities

Our locations feature pouring, fabrication and carpet-cushioning capabilities along with varied specialties like marine, medical, research and development, and recycling. With over 30 facilities strategically placed both nationally and internationally, we’re able to stay nimble and give you the benefit of local service and expertise with an international reach.

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Archdale, NC
Council Bluffs, IA
Council Bluffs, IA
Council Bluffs, IA
Council Bluffs, IA
Dallas, TX
Dallas, TX
Denver, CO
Elkhart, IN
Fairless Hills, PA
Fullerton, CA
Fullerton, CA
Tracy, CA
Hayward, CA
High Point, NC
Kansas City, MO
Kansas City, MO
Kent, WA
Mansfield, MA
Middleton, WI
Middleton, WI
Minneapolis, MN
Newton, KS
Oklahoma City, OK
Omaha, NE
Orlando, FL
Springfield, MO
Tupelo, MS
West Valley City, UT
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Our History

1937

1937

Mrs. B Nebraska Furniture Mart

We really started with the opening of Nebraska Furniture Mart back in 1937 in Omaha, Nebraska. Nebraska Furniture grew into the largest furniture retailer in the country. Built by one woman, Rose Blumkin, after she had raised four kids. Rose worked in her stores until she was 100 years old. Mrs. B they called her, she’s a legend in Nebraska and in American retailing.

1950

1950

Charles Schneider Furniture

One of her daughters married Charles Schneider who started Charles Schneider Furniture to provide merchandise for Rose’s stores. But Charles soon realized furniture was going to need lots of this new polyurethane foam. So back in 1958, he started Future Foam.

1958

1958

Future Foam Begins

So back in 1958, he started Future Foam. Charles Schneider Furniture closed after over 70 years. But Future Foam now has over 30 plants making foam for car seats, marine upholstery, carpet underlay and especially furniture. Maybe the couch or chair you’ll sit on to watch TV tonight. That all began after incorporation on September 15th, 1958.

1973

1973

Future Foam Facility Openings > 1970’s

1973 - Newton / 1977 - Middleton / 1978 - Oklahoma City / 1979 - Kansas City

1980

1980

Future Foam Facility Openings > 1980’s

Springfield, MO - 1981 / Fullerton, CA - 1982 / West Valley City, UT - 1985

1990

1990

Future Foam Facility Openings > 1990’s

Denver, CO - 1991 / Foam Craft, CA - 1994 / Middleton, WI - 1994 / Omaha, NE - 1996 / Dallas, TX - 1998 / High Point, NC - 1998

2000

2000

Future Foam Facility Openings > 2000’s

Minneapolis, MN - 2000 / Archdale, NC - 2001 / Oklahoma City, OK - 2004 / Fairless Hills, PA - 2007 / Orlando FL - 2007 / Dallas, TX - 2007 / Fullerton CA - 2009

2010

2010

Future Foam Facility Openings > 2010’s

Tracy, CA - 2011 / Mid North Industrial - 2013 / Archdale, NC - 2013 / Dallas, TX - 2013 / Middleton, WI - 2014 / Washabelle, LLC - 2015 / Neven Sleep LLC -2015 / Mansfield, MA - 2015 / Fullerton, CA -2016 / Auriga, LLC - 2016 / Future Foam Germany -2016 / Pacoima CA 2017

2020

2020

Future Foam Facility Openings > 2020’s

Acquired plants in Tupelo, MS, Kent, WA , and Elkhart, IN in 2020 | Providence, RI and the Forma Line in Fullerton, CA was opened in 2020

Our Focus on Sustainability

Led by top talents who have spent their careers developing recycling processes, helping the environment is engrained in our culture and how we do business, not just a nice thing to do.

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Post-Industrial shoe scrap from landfills diverted for re-use.