Please Select Foam Type: Twin 39" x 75" Twin Long 39" x 80" Full 54" x 75" Queen 60" x 80" King 76" x 80" CA King 72" x 84" * Pick-Up Only Call (586) 627-3626 Temporarily Out Of Stock Call For Availability (586) 627-3626 Made in the USA! Eggcrate foam toppers offer increased air circulation, comfort and support for the body and soften firmer bedding, making it an economical topper for an existing mattress. NOTE: Eggcrate toppers can be used with the peaks facing up or down, according to the user's preference. Poly Foam (White): Economical foam for occasional use applications. Super Soft Foam (White): For people who want a very soft comfort layer HD36-HQ Foam White): For people who want a blend of comfort and firmness Lux-HQ Foam (Blue): For people who want only firm foam We can cut custom sizes for eggcrate toppers! Please Contact Us for details. Optional covers are available under Mattress Accessories.
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A Plano® or other brand toolbox with a removeable tray. (We got ours at Lowes® for about $13. A large piece of foam, say an inch or so thick. You'll find foam padding in fabric stores, or you can get an egg carton style mattress pad at Target/WalMart, etc. for $7 or so. A pair of sharp scissors Once we found the right components, the rest was easy. With case and foam in hand, just cut the foam to give a nice snug fit inside I measured and cut my foam in one piece so that I would not have pieces slipping out of place as I got the scope out for use. measurements, and sketch out your plan on some paper before cutting. I have not provided measurements and such here because your needs will vary according to the type of foam that you have found for the project. Once I cut out the main piece of foam, I found that I had enough left over to pad the lid as well, which really makes for a protective case. the head is so much narrower than the base of the scope.