Will this mattress fold and conform to a bended wooden frame?
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Yes! Once I opened my mattress I put it right on my frame and since then it bends and unbends without a problem!
988172
It can be folded flat, but if it isn't put in a tight space it will probably spring back into shape. The wire in the end pieces is very flexible.
1315003
As long as the mattress is a snug fit, I don't see how that could happen. The latches to fold it are under the mattress.
1390640
Simply grab the corners and twist. The flexible frame will fold up into a circle shape about 7 inches wide. It takes some practice but after a few tries, it should become really easy to do.
625640
Believe it or not this bed frame folds even when bolted together. It just stands taller when folded. I have the king version and it folds just fine. It's a little work but if you use zip ties to hold the frames together instead of bolts you can easily disassemble the frame and put it in the closet or the garage rafters.
360544
It will close up flat with a slight space the thickness of the arms folded. It locks in place with a spring loaded pull pin that is attached.Not knowing how deep the old frame is can't say if it will lokk flat to it.
1626794
This mattress is not stiff at all. It's really squishy so I would think it will fit just fine. It's a little big on my frame as well but it fits in our couch nicely and I can fold it up without any problems. It's comfy too. Hope that helps.
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You can't actually fold it bilaterally too well. To fold something, you need a seam along the folded edge to allow it. If you tried to fold this mattress down the center, it would resist and even unfold itself. The thick padding is thick for comfort's sake, but it also resists. So it would create a rounded bulbous spine, which I'm sure is uncomfortable to sleep on. Maybe if you did it abunch of times, it would shift the filler material away from the spine, and it would work? That's possible.
871538
No, it expands into a thick and stiff mattress, so once it expands it is hard to fold up.
1148674
I agree. This would fold in an adjustable bed. If your bed has large gaps in the slats like in a standard bed (non-platform), the mattress will sink into the gaps a little. I placed some thicker cardboard down first and the mattress holds up nicely with that without compressing into the gaps.
937116
I have never once been bothered by the folds. You really won't notice them. Once you get used to the firmness and decide you like it (if you do) going back to a mattress will be disappointing. You'll be surprised how nice firmness can be.
856752
Yes, the mattress can be slipped in between the legs on the reverse side when folding up for storage.
810076
It is flexible. Mine was shipped in a box half its actual size, so it folds over without any issues.
496386
The roll is about a foot long and is folded about 10 times...then rolled up from the end. I was able to roll out the basic length I needed, then cut, unfold and attach to the frame I built. So I think the answer to your question is yes. The folds were not to sharp and able to stretch flat with ease.
1848989
Yes, the frame can be folded but to fit under a bed you need to remove all the pads and change the angle of some of the stands. 5 min to fold, 5-10 to unfold and adjust.
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It's very springy--you can bend it as much as you like, but it will return to flat as soon as you let go of it. (Heaven help anyone who is trying to re-wrap it to send it back!) It also has a tendency to slip to one side or the other and require frequent re-positioning, pretty much every time you make the bed. I'm going to try to invent something involving snaps and elastic to keep it in place better. But as far as folding without damage--it might get a crease if it's folded tight, but that will even out in a day or so once it's released.
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Since it comes rolled up, it should fold in half. Whether it will stay in that shape in a futon frame I don't know.