Wesiti Cushion Wrap Silk Film Upholstery Cushion Wrap Easily Install Foam into Cover for Cling Moving Packaging Indoor Furniture Home Office(79 Inch X 22 Yards)

Does the job.

This was an absolute JOY to work with. I have replaced my couch cushions and a few YouTube videos suggested using this to compress the foam to make getting the new cushion in the cover much more easily. I was blown away as to how small and flat a 6 inch cushion came with this film. I did tape the sides after rolling to make it easier on myself. Once plastic wrap cushion was in it's cover, we stopped the vacuum and started ripping out this film. It is a very thin plastic so tears easily from inside the cushion cover. Cushion fully expanded inside the cover in minutes. Great product.

I have reupholstered our camper cushions. It is a 2014 and the cushions had this covering the foam on the inside. It was getting old and falling apart as was the fake leather material they used, but has kept the foam looking brand new and I didn’t have to spend more money to replace the foam. Also helps the foam slide into your cushion. It doesn’t make noise inside of your cushion. Definitely recommend. Easy to use, just cut, wrap and tape your foam like you would a present.

This roll is folded several times so it will cover large cushions and make it easier to stuff. I run a upholstery shop. This is very thin and silky, won't show under fabric and makes sucking a cushion down easy. Good value for the money, hard to find a small roll like this.

This gets a 4 only because it is noisy when I sit against it. I haven’t tried to get it out, yet. Not sure I can but will try. It did make putting the filling in the Channels of the chair a breeze. It won’t let me add the video of the shrinking the filling. I was able to pull the wrap out so noise is gone!!!!

Easy to work with. Exactly what I needed to help install foam.

It technically did it's job helping me to vacuum compress a cushion to insert it into a tight fitting cushion cover but it's very noisy. I had hoped to leave the plastic in place to help protect the cushion and maybe help to remove the cushion again as needed but it's too noisy for that. It sounds like tissue paper or a plastic grocery bag crinkling under the fabric at the slightest touch.

I was a bit iffy about getting this film because of some negative reviews but it worked perfectly for my use. I over wrapped a 27 wide x 28 deep cushion with the film . Then I used my house vacuum cleaner hose and was able to extract the air out of the cushion . The picture shows the shrunken cushion inside the film. Then I quickly popped the cushion in the cover and once it expanded to size I pulled off the film . Pros in Exactly as described in width Very thin plastic, but durable Cons. None

I was a bit confused when the parcel arrived and it looked like a roll of cling wrap but magically it folded out about six or eight times, plenty big enough for large lounge pillows. The photos are a bit back to front as the site instructions suggested only one photo could be uploaded. It was much easier than I thought to remove the “used” plastic. We have about ten cushions to be re-foamed and the one roll might do it. My wife sewed a “Dacron” cover over new 100 mm foam sheet. First photo. The cushion shrunk to about half size. Second photo Cushion “enveloped” in the fine plastic sheet. Third photo. Cushion “enveloped” in “Dacron”. Fourth photo finished pillow. No hard pulling or pushing to get cushion in the cushion case and no risk of damaging the zipper. Extremely satisfied.

I used this to wrap the foam interior of replacement seat cushions. The covers have to fit REALLY tightly to get a professional finish and this worked wonders - I wrapped the foam interior of replacement the film, slid in the vacuum cleaner nozzle and switched it on. The foam cushion shrunk hugely. Then I just had to quickly slip it into the cover before the air got back into it. And I left the film in there as it will provide protection for the foam against possible spills.

Just to be clear this isn’t silk, it’s very thin plastic. That said, it worked perfectly to wrap the cushion material before putting it back in the covers

Used this to put a solid foam ottoman into its cover but the silk film is impossible to remove once the foam is in position and now it sounds like we’re using a beanbag every time we sit on it. Really unhappy with the quality of film as the foam and fabric for the project were high quality and pricey. The whole point of using silk film was so it could be left in but the rustle of ‘plastic bag’ lining is not pleasant!

I used this to refurbish outdoor furniture cushions. After washing the slipcovers, the foam inserts were really difficult to replace until I bought this stuff and wrapped the foam in it. Then it was easy-peasy