For starters, it wouldn’t be as comfortable. Polyurethane foam in the seats and throughout the interior result in a quiet, climate controlled environment your grandfather’s car couldn’t come close to.
Category: Automotive
Wood, stone, steel and concrete. These are often the materials that come to mind when we think of building design. But you might be surprised to learn that the various forms of polyurethane are just as much a part of our modern structures.
Category: Architecture
When you hit the couch after a tough day, you’re probably landing on polyurethane. Used in the form of flexible foam and bonding adhesives, polyurethane is one of the most common materials in upholstered furniture, bedding and carpet underlay.
Category: Furniture
Our homes are warm and comfortable. Our cars are quiet, comfortable and increasingly fuel-efficient. And your newest ultra-light running shoes? Thanks to polyurethane they’re as durable and lightweight as they are fashionable.
Category: Innovation Bonds