Family-owned since its incorporation on September 15, 1958, Future Foam grew from Charles Schneider’s furniture business into a foam manufacturer with more than 30 plants. The Council Bluffs company develops polyurethane foam formulations for customers whose products depend on comfort, with a long-standing emphasis on practical innovation and recycling.
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Penn Foam CorporationPenn Foam Corporation is a second-generation family business that has manufactured and fabricated flexible foam since its founding in 1976. It now supplies custom foam and fiber materials to more than 200 regional, national, and international manufacturing companies, with a particular focus on cushioning and protective packaging.ALLENTOWN, PA
Carpenter CoFounded in Richmond in 1950 as a local latex foam distributor, Carpenter Co. now makes polyurethane foam and specialty polymer products through a vertically integrated global manufacturing network. The company began producing its own flexible urethane foam in 1956 and has grown to more than 60 production locations with over 6,500 employees. Its Richmond-based Reinhart Technical Center supports in-house research and development as Carpenter develops materials for comfort, mobility, infrastructure and industrial applications.FOGELSVILLE, PA
Reilly Foam CorporationWith more than 50 years in the trade, Reilly Foam Corporation fabricates engineered foam components and custom foam products for consumer, medical, and industrial uses. The company operates four U.S. locations across 450,000 square feet of manufacturing space, pairing broad fabrication capabilities with contract manufacturing and application-specific solutions. Reilly Foam also collects and bales 100% of its unfabricated scrap for reuse in recycled products.KING OF PRUSSIA, PA
Wm. T. Burnett Holding, LLCFor more than 140 years, Baltimore-rooted WT Burnett has manufactured precision-engineered polyurethane foams and high-loft nonwovens for demanding industrial applications. The family-owned company operates five manufacturing and distribution facilities across three U.S. locations, with materials used in products ranging from automotive interiors to medical and consumer goods. Its original Baltimore plant hosted the world’s first continuous-pouring machine for flexible polyurethane foam in 1954, and the company continues that technical tradition through custom formulations, in-house testing, and collaborative engineering.BALTIMORE, MD