I just bought a 4"memory foam mattress, 4lb. I was looking to give it a base for added support. Would this be good for that/
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Not sure what you mean about a base. I bought a 5" and a 3" mattress to use in a trundle bed. It fits perfectly and is very comfortable. The trundle bed is like a box.
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I bought a "5 serta mattress topper ,5lb. Support my back and sleep well and comfortable
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I believe it can support the weight of a memory foam mattress, I would probably put it on a Bunkie board though.
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It will help but you might need to get a 4 inch to do the job. I had the problem but I was adding soft to fairly soft. If you are just wanting extra to make your comfort tweeked get this one
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Yes, this will work well with a foam mattress, I bought this in combination with a Sleep Innovations 12 inch memory foam mattress and there is no support issue, the supports are not slats, but more of a grid pattern that leaves no room for sagging.
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It adds extra padding, now that i have had mine a while i would say it has settled in at about 2 inches of added padding. I am not sure what you mean by support, it is much softer than any mattress I have ever owned so to me it helps to add a bit of cushion. It made my very firm memory foam mattress much more tolerable for me.
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Hi Taisha, I'm not certain if the 4" thick isoform pad is something that you're adding to a mattress or if you're considering using this pad alone on the platform. Usually memory foam pads, as I know them, are meant to be an addition to a mattress, but you may be talking about something else. What I can tell you is I have an 8" memory foam mattress that I use with this platform and it works well and is quite comfortable, though on the firm side, which is my preference. But the firmness has more to do with the mattress and less with the frame. In fact, a slatted surface is the recommendation for memory foam as it creates the needed airflow so that the heat and mositure from our bodies does not adversely affect the mattress (too much heat can cause sagging, and moisture can create mold/mildew). Hope this info is helpful if not an exact answer to your question.
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We have a queen size foundation and frame. This center support is adjustable for either. We actually used it to extend support on the end of the bed since the frame was short. The light mattress & foundation would tilt up when you sat on the end. This center support for our particular need was not used in the center. It is attached to the end cross frame by threaded rods and screwed to the wood end of the bed foundation. For that it worked fine!
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Amazon does sell adjustable frames that say they are good for memory foam mattresses so I would think that this one could be used for it. If you already have a bed frame, what you should know is that these types of mattresses need to be on a very sturdy surface, not like a regular box spring or the warranty would be void. The reasons for this is that if they are not on a stable surface, they will not perform properly. My fiance built a wooden frame for our first memory foam mattress and didn't buy the correct type of wood for it. We're not small people and the wood cracked a bit and we both noticed immediately that the mattress seemed to become spongy. He fixed the break in the frame and it immediately became sturdy again. Do a search on adjustable bed frames for memory foam mattresses on Amazon and see if yours looks like the ones Amazon sells to see if it will work for you.
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I have a memory foam mattress and it works great and I think this would work really well for an air mattress too. It does not squeak or make any noise at all and is a very solid foundation. It took me 20 minutes to put together and is very sturdy
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I'm right there, and for the two weeks I used it, it was just fine. Having a background in foam rubber products, I can say the mattress is a good one for heftier people. As long as you don't double up, you should be fine.
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Should be fine. Since you can't put the straps around the base, simply wrap it around the mattress instead. Or strap it around the slats as others have suggested.
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The base required depends on the mattress use. A foam mattress is very pliable, so only a light-weight sleeper would not feel slats if used as the base for a relatively thin 6" mattress. For a body in motion, the support is even worse. The base slats would need to be very close together if that was all the support the mattress had. I would recommend using a plywood base instead of slats or else using 1/4" plywood on top of the slats.
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If you need something firm I would not recommend any memory foam. Memory foam it is by nature not firm, but the opposite, it molds to your shape. Sounds like a spring-based mattress would be more appropriate for you.
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Yes, my wife and I use an 8" memory foam mattress on this frame, and it works well.I was surprised, and did not expect it to work as well as it does.
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Hi Barbara,We actually bought this for a client who needed some modifications to a memory foam mattress. It fit well for him. There are so many kinds of foam products out there though the key thing is being sure you buy a pad that will fit the depth of your mattress. Measuring should be fairly simple and just be sure to order the right size of pad. Good luck! www.pamelahopedesigns.com
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I haven't tried. It would definitely hold the weight of two mattresses (assuming, your mattress is as standard as mine). I'm not sure what you mean by a "bed base". I'm personally very happy with this crib. Great value. We hope to grow our family and if we do before the first grows out of his crib, we will definitely buy this crib again. Hope that helps.
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it may help some ,however it sounds like you may need to do something about your support or frame, rails ,and possibly turn you mattress and then use the topper you may be surprised ! nothing like good support, and a good nights sleep ! I love my memory foam mattress but I had to do some adjusting on my rails and then it was right ! Good luck hope this helps !