There is some foam available currently in Victoria and they are the Viscoe
elastic range these have been developed to be inline with the Tempur foams
and Confor 

Remember that foam needs to have a good quality density example LR60/80
60 = Density this refers to weight of the foam per cubic metre, this is a
most important measure when grading the quality of the foam.
The higher the density the higher the foam quality.
Viscoelastic foams are very high density ranging from 60kg per cubic metre
to 85kg per cubic metre. 85kg/m3
80 = hardness this is a measure of how the foam feels not of the quality
Higher quality foams such Viscoeform maintain there hardness levels for
longer periods. 80cm2 Has a nominal hardness of 80 newtons when tested to
Australian standards.
Some foams I have seen used in gliding for cushioning is A15-100 which
offers no support or any real comfort.
I am currently in the process of manufacturing cushions for our fleet
These will be fully upholstered in the viscoe elastic range  

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