On making

Our foams are developed with intention—to provide comfort, care and precise qualities—for the situation and need. The foams are conceived by research and made in high-tech plants and scaled using advanced processes.

Our materials R&D is continually innovating on and improving our foams. It’s a perpetual cycle of design, development and testing material, in the lab and in the finished product.

Neem Fresche, an anti microbial protective foam coating is another example of the kind of innovations our labs turn out. Hygroflex, an advanced RMIT University, Australia certified foam offers 67% better shape adaptability, 32% higher pressure relief and 27% faster heat dissipation as compared to conventional memory foams.

Our plant network is spread across 18+ manufacturing locations in 3 continents. All of them are the most advanced in their geography, by both quality or environmental criteria.

Sheela Foam manufactures 90,000 tonnes per year globally. If this quantity were to be piled up as 1 metre cubes, they would reach the exosphere, higher than many satellites.

Our foaming technologies are as advanced as it can get. Yet they’re non-polluting and environmentally ethical. Our plants all over the world use Variable Pressure Foaming (VPF) machines and recycled polyols to make MCL free foams (Methylene Chloride). Low VOC emissions protect the environment and our engineers at work. The greenfield plant in Jabalpur is the only one in all of South Asia to commit to fully VPF foam manufacturing.