Trying to decide to buy 2" or 3" queen size?
719574
Assuming you can deal with the problems I outlined (packaging left it deformed) I'd get a 3" if (1) the mattress plus the 3 inches still fits the sheet and (2) I didn't want to put it on a sofa bed permanently, where it would be folded up.
719575
I bought the 2" and love it. But, in the back of my mind I keep thinking what the 3" would of felt like. I guess I'll never know. Sorry I could not of been of anymore help.
719576
This is quite a firm pad. 2" is more than sufficient, even on an air mattress.
719577
Hi, I would say it depends on how bad is your bed that you need to put this topper on it...mine bed was a pillow top bed, 2 yrs old that we hated sinking into...my husband had a depression from his body---the 2" layer helped very little to elevate our discomfort...I think the 3" would have been better for us...but instead I complained to Sleepy's and they took the mattress back and we got a nice normal mattress...no pillow top...just firm and perfect...I am not using the 2" topper I bought, I think I will cut it up and make dog beds out of it...good luck...
730735
I have mine on a queen. I do believe it being just a bit bigger would not be an issue for you. I hope this helps, because I absolutely LOVE mine, and my husband seems to too!
9644
I don't know why, but I'm a side sleeper and the 2" works fine for me. Besides, if this topper were 3" it would be very heavy and I probably would have trouble lifting it. Maybe it has something to do with density.
1935050
Because of the bar, I would go with either the 3" or 4". I bought the queen for our full size over the cab bed so I could trim if needed. We did not have to trim b/c we like the extra around the sides when using the queen size sheets. If prices is not a problem, go for 4" queen but I don't know how easy it will be to pack. Hope this helps.
1255537
Just for me, I'd go with the little bigger one. I have a Cal King and it's not huge. I love it though.
2183502
If both of you are over 200# or if either of you are over 6 feet, you may need to go to a king size. If you are cuddlers then queen should be fine.
1935048
I would definitely go with the 4 inchdepending on the size of the bed the Queen its a regular queen size you might want to go with the full so it doesn't hangover
1226408
You can definitely do queen size. I haven't tried, but I suspect you could even manage a king size. This is a great machine!
549052
I bought the 2" and like it, but wish I would have went a little thicker and got the 3" because I'm sure it offers more support.
46761
I think it would depend on how you want it to look.....if you use it with a dust ruffle, or even on a sleigh bed or another style of frame that doesn't need the cover to go to the floor, the queen is more than adequate for a queen bed. If your bed is high (off the floor) or you want the cover to come to the floor, then get a king. I found the queen generous on my bed used with a dust ruffle.
1428007
Hey Ralph if you ever get down to south Fl area look me up. I have a28.5 "C" with a Queen size bed. This is just right for the wife and I plus my dog and cat that go with us . We are long time good Sammer's and belong to a local chapter. Regards from Sebring. Allen
615323
The queen size fits it perfectly. A king might be to big. An aside, I have been using this for some time now and it is great.
1938123
I'm sorry I cannot answer your question. The only option I had at the time of my purchase was the standard size. I would have liked the Queen.
399221
I bought the queen size and it's about right. I use it for kids sleepovers. I think adults would t be too comfy on this particular mattress
1870039
I would say large, if not large queen. Depends on the time of year u plan to use them. If it's during the winter months, I would go with large queen so you can wear some layers
1276315
Going with a king size is a good idea. Often full/queen sizes are a bit small for a queen bed and you struggle to keep the duvet covering the mattress.
698361
I got the 4" for my daughter to use on top of her dorm mattress. The dorm mattresses are terrible. She loves the 4".We had a 2", which was fine for me; but my husband who is a big guy, did not feel any difference. So, we got the 4" - my husband loves the 4" and so do I. We use the 2" for the guestroom bed.Since you have a good mattress already, I believe either the 3" or 2" would be fine. However, I recommend getting the 3" instead of the 2".