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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If you are putting an additional 4" memory foam on top of your regular mattress this fitted sheet will not be deep enough. I have a 1" memory foam on top of my regular mattress and it just fits, there is no extra depth that would allow for the 4" foam.
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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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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 !
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The mattress is firm enough that if your bed has four or five slats to hold it up you should be OK. We still bought a box foundation instead of a box springs. You can try it and get a box springs if you find that it sags.
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no base with mattress, the metal bases i looked at would work or there are some very nice wood bases. be aware this is a very tall mattress so you may want to pay attention to the height of the base.
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Yes, this mattress will support you. It is a little firm, but very comfortable. I bought a memory foam mattress from ashley furniture and I actually find this twin mattress more comfortable. Hope this helps! I would definitely recommend this mattress.
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This will eventually press flat. I think any memory foam would. Have you considered looking for a soft rubber mat? That could take more weight and hold up better.
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Probably this would be helpful, although it may not be enough. It allows for some good "give" when used in conjunction with a firm mattress.
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It should work just fine! My old memory foam mattress was 14" thick so I was a little skeptical getting the 12" this time around, but I am more than satisfied with my purchase of this mattress.
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The mattress pad is thin. I don't see that it would provide any appreciable support. It is just a slim pad about 1/4 inch thick that sits on top of your mattress primarily to protect the mattress and secondarily to give a touch more padding for comfort, but nothing so noticeable.
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Just a follow up to what the other folks answered, you might want to consider contacting the manufacturer of the memory foam mattress & ask about their recommendation is.
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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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no...it will not firm up the mattress....you might put a piece of plywood between the mattress and box springs for that and if that is to firm then this memory foam will soften it and that might work for you
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Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
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I don't think this will work for you, Patricia. The manufacturer says it won't work with lightweight foam mattresses so I doubt an air mattress would have enough weight to hold it in place and it would be dangerous.
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I am using a slatted base and it works fine. I was worried about the foam bending through the slats, but it has not. I should also mention that I kept a clean piece of cardboard from the interior of the box that the mattress shipped in, and put this piece of cardboard under where our bodies go. It seems to have done the trick - and for free!