Continuously spiraled, high porosity plastic material structure

A continuously spiraled, high porosity plastic material structure consisting of a soft, resilient plastic material that is heat melted and vertically flowed as continuous spirals utilizing a perforated mold and then tempered and cooled at low speed into shape to eliminate internal crystalline stress and thereby form long, thin strands of plastic filament having hardness and strength, the features of which are:

• After the long, thin said plastic filament is entwined and rolled in a continuous spiral utilizing an up and down vertically spiraled approach into a predetermined high porosity, three dimensionally shaped plastic material entity, the said plastic filament changes direction from an up and down vertically spiraled approach to a left and right horizontal approach, and both the top and bottom surfaces of the original, predetermined, and three-dimensionally shaped said plastic material entity are entwined and rolled in a continuous spiral such that the original, predetermined, and three-dimensionally shaped said plastic material entity becomes a level plane and thereby vertically and horizontally interlaced into a predetermined, high porosity, and three-dimensionally shaped said plastic material entity.