Color that belongs in the space.
Choose a top color and a contrasting border/base color. Include your brand color references so available foam combinations can be reviewed.
Custom foam surfaces for barstools and specialty seating. Choose your colors, place your logo, and send the exact layout with your quote request.
Custom order only · Dimensions reviewed before production



Choose your colors. Add your logo. Move it exactly where you want it. Send the saved design with your quote request.
Screen colors are approximate. Available foam colors are confirmed with your quote.
No logo uploaded
Upload a logo with a transparent background for an accurate engraving preview. Solid image backgrounds will also appear as engraved areas. PNG, JPG, or WebP; up to 5 MB and 4096 × 4096 pixels.
Choose Position logo to drag the artwork directly. Placement sliders work on mobile too. Logos and lettering are laser engraved and preview in the base-layer color. There is no separate text or print color.
Enter requested dimensions in inches. This is a design concept, not a verified fitment template. Cutouts, seat contours, thickness, and material must be reviewed before production.

Custom seating starts with the actual shape, edge profile, and usable surface.
Round stools, square seats, curved edges, backrests, and specialty seating all need different measurements. Share clear photos, dimensions, quantities, and your branding so the project can be reviewed around the real seat.
Choose a top color and a contrasting border/base color. Include your brand color references so available foam combinations can be reviewed.
Upload your logo, resize it, rotate it, and place it on the preview. The engraving is shown in the base-layer color rather than a separate printed color.
Round, square, rectangular, curved, and seat-plus-back configurations can require different outlines. Photos and dimensions are reviewed before production.
Tell us how many pieces you need and whether there are multiple seat sizes, styles, or artwork layouts so the quote reflects the whole project.
This page is for custom seating projects where the foam needs to follow the actual seat—not a generic one-size template.
Round stools, square seats, rectangular tops, backrests, curved seating, suite seating, and one-off specialty pieces can all be submitted for review. The project starts with the real surface, then the dimensions, edge profile, colors, artwork, and quantity are built around it.
Start with the usable diameter, edge shape, frame location, and a straight-on top photo with a tape measure.
Width, depth, corner radius, taper, and edge clearance all affect the final outline.
Seat bottoms and backrests can be treated as separate custom pieces with their own sizes and artwork placement.
Start with the real seat, then build the shape, colors, engraving, and quantity around it.
Custom seating for team spaces, athletic offices, recruiting areas, suites, film rooms, or other approved seating surfaces.
Coordinate barstools or specialty seating with the colors and identity already used throughout the venue.
Create a distinct seating area with engraved logos, short lettering, numbers, sponsor marks, or other approved artwork.
If the seat has an unusual shape, send photos and dimensions so it can be reviewed as a custom surface instead of a standard barstool.
Choose the visible top color and the contrasting base/border color. The designer lets you preview combinations before sending the quote request.
Upload your artwork and place it directly on the preview. Because the design is laser engraved, the visible artwork is represented by the base-layer color rather than a separate print color.
Use engraved lettering for team names, venue names, numbers, labels, or other short identifiers. Note any unique wording by seat or section in the quote request.
The more accurately the real seat is documented, the easier it is to build the correct layout.
Round, square, rectangular, tapered, contoured, or custom.
Flat edge, rolled edge, lip, bevel, curve, or raised perimeter.
Existing upholstery, plastic, metal, coating, texture, seams, or wear.
Bolts, brackets, hinges, fasteners, or frame parts that reduce the usable area.
Logo size, rotation, placement, lettering, or multiple artwork versions.
One prototype, several matching seats, or a larger coordinated seating project.
Measure the actual surface where the foam will sit. A 16-inch stool frame does not automatically mean the usable foam surface is 16 inches.
Send top, front, side, and underside views when hardware or the seat frame affects the usable area. Put a tape measure in at least one photo for scale.
Use the 3D designer to select the top and base colors and place your logo or lettering.
Record the usable width, depth or diameter, edge shape, and any area that should remain uncovered.
Include clear seat photos, the number of pieces, any different seat styles, and your preferred in-hand date.
Fitment, final dimensions, material details, artwork, pricing, and timing are confirmed before the project moves into production.
Custom seating is reviewed as a project, so the quote depends on more than the number of pieces.
Round, rectangular, tapered, curved, and multi-piece layouts use different geometry.
One sample, a small seating set, and a larger venue project do not have the same production scope.
A project with one repeated size is different from a project containing several seat styles.
Unique names, seat numbers, sponsor marks, or multiple logos can increase the number of layouts that need review.
The seating material, edge profile, hardware, texture, and condition can affect the approved construction and installation plan.
Include the preferred in-hand date and delivery location so scheduling and shipping can be considered with the quote.
You do not need to have every detail figured out, but these items give us the clearest starting point.
The strongest custom seating projects use the same visual identity already present in the room, venue, team, school, or organization.
Choose a visible top layer and contrasting base/border layer. Available foam colors are confirmed with the quote.
Upload the logo in the 3D designer, resize it, rotate it, and position it. The preview uses the base-layer color for the engraved area.
Use short engraved lettering for seat identifiers, team names, venue names, numbers, or approved sponsor information.
Tell us whether every seat is identical or whether the project needs multiple artwork placements, numbers, names, or seat sizes.
Create custom foam for round or square stool tops in team, school, venue, or organization colors.
Use photos and measurements to request foam for unusual seat shapes, backs, or one-off seating surfaces.
Coordinate multiple seating pieces so the room carries the same color combination and engraving style.
A single “seat size” is not enough for every custom seating project. Use the shape that most closely matches your seat, then include photos of anything that changes the usable foam area.

Measure the exact usable seat surface—not the frame around it.
Tell us whether the seat is round, square, rectangular, curved, or part of a seat-and-back setup. Include the manufacturer and model if you know them.
Photograph those areas closely. Show edge profiles, curves, seams, brackets, bolts, and anything else that changes the usable foam surface. Final fit, thickness, and attachment method are confirmed during project review.
Use the same measurement units throughout. Initial measurements help prepare your quote; production dimensions are confirmed before cutting.
Tell us about the exact surface, quantity, dimensions, colors, and artwork. Photo links help us understand the real project.
We follow up on fitment questions, design details, pricing, and timing. If more measurements, photos, or a template are needed, we discuss them with you.
Approve the agreed design, dimensions, and order details before your project moves into production.
Custom seating can vary a lot from one piece to the next. These are the details that help us review the project correctly.
Fitment must be reviewed for the exact seat. Curves, edge profiles, seams, brackets, hardware, and seat construction can change the outline and attachment method.
Yes. The page designer lets you place a logo or lettering and preview it as laser engraving in the base-layer color. Final artwork details are confirmed with the quote.
Yes—list each piece separately in the request and explain which design belongs on the seat, back, or other surface.
Installation depends on the actual seat surface and approved project specification. Follow the installation instructions supplied with the final order.
Tell us whether the seating is indoors, covered, or outdoors so exposure, cleaning, and attachment needs can be reviewed for the project.
Yes. List each size, style, and quantity separately so the quote can account for all variations.
Timing depends on design approval, material availability, quantity, and project complexity. Include your preferred in-hand date in the request.
Potentially, but those seats need better documentation than a simple width and depth. Include a top photo, corner-to-corner measurements, and a simple tracing or template if requested during review.
Yes, unique engraved identifiers can be discussed as part of the project. List the quantity of unique designs and provide a clear naming or numbering schedule with the artwork.
Send the brand color reference you use now. Available foam colors are confirmed during quoting, and physical samples can be discussed when exact color matching is important.
Ask for that in the quote request. Sample or prototype options, setup requirements, pricing, and timing are reviewed based on the project.
Use the care instructions provided with the approved order and avoid unapproved solvents or abrasive cleaning methods.

Start with the exact seats you want covered. If you are still gathering dimensions or artwork, explain that in the project notes.
Submitting this form requests a quote. It does not place a paid order or reserve a production date.
Upload your logo in the designer above. Your saved design and original artwork can be included with the quote request. Add project-photo links in the notes when helpful.
Include your preferred in-hand date and delivery location. Timing is confirmed with your quote.