camper bed Will it keep me from feeling the springs in my camper bed?
991428
I do not think it would work by its self. We use in on a matress in our trailer and that works, but I think it is too lite to use alone.
991429
I have a short queen in my trailer. Can this be cut smaller? How hard would it be to make smaller?
34566
we put one of these (queen size) in our bed that was in our travel trailer and it made a HUGE difference. We also put one on our pull out sofa and did wonders padding the springs and steel support bars. You can still feel the support bars a little but it did make a big improvement.
1978348
i would not use this for an inflatable mattress for fear it would puncture. If you use something to cover the springs, I would recommend a board (plywood) and cover that as well.
1153239
I don't, but we have it in a pop up camper so firmness helps keep us off the hard platform. I find it very comfortable.
1313324
It needs some support. We have it in a RV which is on a closed in wooden box that has storage underneath. We don't have a box spring under it and it's quite comfortable. But it would slip down through just a metal frame.
877666
make sure you use silicone spray on both ends of the springs! Also, make sure kids are heavy/strong enough!
965905
I would say no, look for the size and spring amount needed. This would cause added tension in some areas and not enough in others.
150692
There are springs in one of the Air Dream models that is used for places like a camper bed. The model I have is just the topper, no mattress underneath. I use it on our hide-a-bed sofa as a topper for the slender mattress. You can leave the topper on the mattress after you deflate it and fold the bed back into sofa!
1322345
Box springs makes yur matress last long. But with the slats you dont 'need' one. They work like wooded slats but all metal
2235119
We put ours on our old box springs, but I'm going to put some plywood. I think it would be best.The memory foam mattress is very comfortable, but I think it would be better for the life of the mattress.
1737467
Yes, a box spring helps give the bed a more sturdy and firm feel. I tried not using one at first and quickly realized after about 3 days a box spring really is needed!
1338374
I have it for my camper mattress and haven't noticed that it makes me any hotter than before I put in on the mattress.
772276
I imagine you can install the massager without box springs, however, it might be really noisy! Perhaps cushioning the vibrating pods with soft pads underneath could reduce the noise??? Good luck!
64664
Depends on the size of your bed posts. They do a very good job of reducing small vibrations but the pads are not very big around. If you have large posts on the bed you will have difficulty getting it to stay up.
135048
It is a firm mattress, and yes you can slightly feel the springs. Keep in mind that although this is a solid bed and a great value, I do not think it is meant for long term use. By that, I mean it is more a bed for kids and smaller people 100 pounds or less. We bought this for our 4 year old and will be happy if we get a few years of use out of it before we upgrade him to a high quality mattress. It would be a GREAT bed with a 3 or 4" gel foam topper. Hope this helps!
1083167
You will need to support your mattress, with either box springs, or a box. A box looks like a box spring, but it is no more than a spacer / mattress support ...
150696
No there isn't any springs. It is just like any other air mattress. I think the picture is deceiving.
352220
I can't feel any springs, seems to be foam. But I love the chair, it's extremely comfortable and I keep it clean with a 4 piece chair cover I got on Amazon. I would recommend it.