I'm confused, just how thick is this topper? 2" foam + Goose down alternative = what? I'm reading some reviews that it is 4" and some say it's 2"???
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Memory foam is 2" thick. The down alternative is part of the cover and is barely 2" of fluff but when you put the foam in the cover, together it makes a nice thick topper that is very close to the 4" as advertised.
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I have King size 3" talalay topper on top of 3" memory foam, i am about 200lb, only some part of body can reach to the buttom, other part with nice support, the talalay looks like they were 4" to me thick the the memory foam. i wish they have 5" option, the cover just right fit for my bed set.
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Sorry, I was just skimming through my unread mail and saw this. The topper is 21/2 to 3" thick . Very comfortable. Does slide down under the sheets. I wish it had corner straps
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Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches... » Read More Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C « Show Less
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(I believe it is 3" 5lb. density. I really recommend this topper, it's medium/firm density is just perfect for me.
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About 2 to 3 inches not very thick. My sister that needs a hip replacement can not sleep on the the bed that has this on it even though the matress underneath is a pillow top. If you want more comfort support for your self, your family or a guest go to a 4 inch or higher memory foam topper. My husband uses a twin size one at the firehouse he got from Amazon that has an egg creat and memory foam mattress that makes it 6 inches and it does not hurt his back.
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The center part is approximately 2-3"; the edges are closer to 5.5" It does squish down a bit, but I had to end up using a different pillow that doesn't push my neck up quite so much. My son has one, too, and he ended up using some down pillows that he prefers. I wrote the original answer in September; however, I am now sleeping on this pillow almost exclusively. The foam has a nice amount of give, once you've slept on it for a week or two. Haven't had the same neck issues that I did before, so I must give it a thumbs up.
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The mattress is 12". The topper we put on was 2". The combo is very comfortable. If you sleep hot you can get a cool foam topper for not a lot more. We used a topper we bought a couple of years ago to put on our old spring mattress.
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If you are very light (less than 110lbs (50kilos), definitely go with the 3inch topper. Also, if your mattress is especially lumpy, again go for the 3 inch pad. A 2 inch topper is not adequate to hide mattresses' imperfections. So after all that, I say go with the 3 inch one. Good luck and let us know how it works out for you! Pete
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It is nicely done. Fits well on a queen. Staff was superb. I guess I was expecting more of a "topper" than a mattress pad. I cannot say how thick it is...........the puffs are less than an inch. I removed the foam from my old topper and put under this one. Now it feels like a topper.
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It's not an extremely thick comforter, and relative to a down, it's pretty slim.I would think about this as more of a thick blanket thickness. For visual reference, the comforter just sitting on the bed, is around 2" thick. You would be able to squeez it thinner, or fluff it up, but that's about it.Hope that helps.
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The center part is approximately 2-3"; the edges are closer to 5.5" It does squish down a bit, but I had to end up using a different pillow that doesn't push my neck up quite so much. My son has one, too, and he ended up using some down pillows that he prefers.I wrote the original answer in September; however, I am now sleeping on this pillow almost exclusively. The foam has a nice amount of give, once you've slept on it for a week or two. Haven't had the same neck issues that I did before, so I must give it a thumbs up.
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It fits an 8" mattress nicely. I have a two inch foam topper on my 8" mattress and it won't cover both of them, so I cover just the 2" topper, and it has the same effect as covering the whole shebang. It's a nice quality cover and I'd order it again.
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I specifically chose the 2&1/2 instead because I was also buying a new matress and matress protector with a thicker fleece top and I added up the inches so all of that would still fit the sheets I fell in love with that only would accommodate 16inches total and I wanted to allow for shrinkage.if your sheets will fit with the thicker topper I'd definitely get it but I gotta tell you,I recieved mine yesterday and even just 2&1/2 is comfy.hope this helps
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I did not buy the twin topper. Because I knew I would use any extra left-over foam, I just bought the California king size and cut it down to size. My son has two twin beds in his room. It covered both of them with two strips left to spare.
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The blue portion is 2 inches of the foam pad. The whit portion is another pad or mattress. The product that you are looking at to purchase is 2 inches thick and is the top blue portion in the picture
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Sandy, The Extra Plush and Extra Thick Pad is approximately 2.5 inches thick and is indeed a mattress topper. When laying on it, it will compress, but will still offer a great deal of comfort and support. Please let us know if you have any additional questions, we'd love to help! Thank you! -BrettES Customer Service