How are the foam layers divided in this 8"mattress? -How many inches of memory foam? Density? Composition, petroleum or plant based? -How many inches of base foam? Density? Composition, petroleum or plant based? -Composition of removable mattress...
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Hi there, I really do not know the technicalities of the mattress, but truly for the price it works well for us. We are happy with the product. Sorry we don't know more than a simplistic view from the price/comfort perspective.
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I didn't check the actual density but it feels pretty dense to me, three inches of high quality memory foam, can't go wrong!
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There are two different layers. One is foam, and one is memory foam. Although the memory foam layer did not expand to 2 inches and it was matted down in the corners. The bed comes rolled up in a box and when you roll it out, the inside corners and edge don't fully expand... ever.
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The 5 inch base is not memory foam, just a reasonably high density foam. It is honestly just to raise the overall thickness of the mattress. The memory foam is certainly thick enough (for me at least) and I still to this day recommend this bed to anyone and everyone. It was a great deal and I sleep great to this day. It unpacks easily and got up to it's full size within a couple hours. I slept on it the first night. Definitely recommended.
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according to the reply I got from the Classic Brands company,the foam density of each layer of this mattress are as follows:top layer: 3 lb/cu.ftbottom layer: 1.8 lb/cu.ft
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It is a total of 4" (2" of memory foam and 2" of other foam underneath). This could be a problem if you are calculating depth for sheet sets; you need to add 4" to your current mattress.
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Hello Logan, It is 38 inches wide and 80.5 inches long as I just measured it. It's probably supposed to be 80" long. For the money this is a decent foam mattress. It has a firm side (the bottom) and a soft side on top. I wanted to sleep on a $5000.00 mattress for $500.00. This NT-8 provided half of the solution. I flipped it over to get the firmer side up and reversed the covering. Then T put a 4 inch thick block of Talalay Latex foam as my top layer and covered over it with some quilts to keep the exposed foam from getting damaged. I believe that I am enjoying a $5000.00 sleep experience. BUT, the NT-8 is in my opinion well worth the price. Good Luck.
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It 3 in high density memory foam from the top to 3 in down,then a 7 in base, mines a cali king, its a great mattress, I've had it for about 8 or 9 months an no problems, hope this helps
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your question is oddly stated. the depth of your mattress is dependent upon your purchase of said mattress - regardless of the platform itself...? my current mattress has a depth of 16 inches - approximately 2.0 - 2.5 inches of the mattress are nested in the platform itself. I hope that helps.
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mine has been great and such a joy re sleep and comfort. it appears and seems to be 4 inch of gel foam to me and all the same stuff by the looks and feel. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for comfort and sleep. fits well with the mattress that I have and will spread out the usefulness for quite awhile I think. good luck with you decision and for me, I would recommend it.
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It arrived by truck shipment compressed to about 2" thick and rolled up in a poly wrapped cylinder about 12 inches in diameter x about 7 feet long. We left it unopened for a couple of days until we could move out the old mattress and box springs and install the new plywood support boxes. When we placed the new foam mattress on the support and unrolled it and removed the poly jacket (it is vacuum sealed) it expanded to full thickness in a very short time. Only the manufacturer could tell you with authority how long it can remain unopened after delivery, but keep in mind the mattress is imported, and spent an indeterminate period sealed up and in a warehouse or in shipment. I personally would not hesitate to leave it unopened and still rolled up for a few weeks.
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The manufacturers website lists the memory foam layer at 5lb density with 20 ILD. The support foam layer is listed at 1.8lb density with 36 ILD.
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According to their website, the memory foam layer has a density of 5 lb. http://dynastymattress.ecrater.com/help.php
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All 4 inches of the mattress is memory foam. It's a little firm, but not like a Tempurpedic.
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4.5" on the King. They vary by bed size, but none are 3". This also agrees with manufacturer specification. I read on generic mattress site that it should be 3"or less, however, this company also makes foam and latex mattresses that go with this, so presumably, they've created a system that works well. I called them and asked about it. All the sizes she listed were around 4-4.5" apart.
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I believe that the 5.5 is the density..... 5.5 pounds per sq. inch, tho' I'm not sure about that. Whatever, it is a fairly firm memory foam, tho' very comfortable to sleep on. I have no problems with my back or hips hurting anymore from pressure points. My only dislike is that I bought the 4" thick topper, and I find that it shifts on the bed, even with a mattress cover to hold it in place. Other than that, I have no complaints. It's a terrific buy!
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Generally, the thicker the mattress, the more plush/soft the mattress will be. The 8" is designed for back sleepers. The 10-12" is designed for back/side sleepers. The 13" is designed for all around sleeping, including on the stomach. Memory foam mattresses will contour to your body during your rest, as it reacts to temperature. It will support your full body by contouring to your body shape. Our spring mattresses, still give support, as your body will contour to the individually wrapped coils.