Can I use my full size foam mattress and still be able to fold it to a sofa?
1150893
Depends on the thickness of the mattress. It's kind of hard to maneuver and the top bed is really high.
2166828
As far as I can see yes you probably can fold into a sofa bed. It is comfortable and I do like it. I don't know what it would do to it once it gets unfolded, it may take a little bit to regain its full shape. But if you are not using it anymore than 3-4 times a year I think it would do great! Good luck to you :)
1315003
As long as the mattress is a snug fit, I don't see how that could happen. The latches to fold it are under the mattress.
2166829
I don't know the answer to your question. I use mine every night on my mattress and I've never tried to fold it up. I'm sorry that I couldn't be of more help.
1918594
It works well if the bed is 33x72". It folds up in the sofa easily. I turn it each time I change the sheets...an old habit from yesterday's mattresses.
1230431
I would think you could fold it up. Only problem would be if the sleeper could shut with the additional space taken up from the mattress
1669450
If you mean on a soda bed, yes you could set it up on top of an open sofa bed and put your memory foam topper inside. Just buy the appropriate size tent for your topper and sofa bed size. If you mean on a regular couch that does not open into a bed, I would think not because it would be way too wide for a sofa. Think about it, the twin size which is the smallest that I saw available, is big enough for my son's twin mattress to fit inside and it is NOT a tight fit. That should give you an idea of how wide it really is and how much of it would hang off of a regular sofa, the kind that you sit on and that doesn't open up into a bed. If you mean on a soda bed, yes you could set it up on top of an open sofa bed and put your memory foam topper inside. Just buy the appropriate size tent for your topper and sofa bed size. If you mean on a regular couch that does not open into a bed, I would think not because it would be way too wide for a sofa. Think about it, the twin size which is the smallest that I saw available, is big enough for my son's twin mattress to fit inside and it is NOT a tight fit. That should give you an idea of how wide it really is and how much of it would hang off of a regular sofa, the kind that you sit... » Read More If you mean on a soda bed, yes you could set it up on top of an open sofa bed and put your memory foam topper inside. Just buy the appropriate size tent for your topper and sofa bed size. If you mean on a regular couch that does not open into a bed, I would think not because it would be way too wide for a sofa. Think about it, the twin size which is the smallest that I saw available, is big enough for my son's twin mattress to fit inside and it is NOT a tight fit. That should give you an idea of how wide it really is and how much of it would hang off of a regular sofa, the kind that you sit on and that doesn't open up into a bed. « Show Less
716178
This mattress is too thick and stiff to be folded. I don't think it is suitable for a futon or for folding it up.
193210
Maybe I dont know if it would fold up very good in the sofa. I would definitely put straps on it to hold it in place. It doesn't stay in place very well on the bed.
551140
I use a 10" mattress and it folds fine, comfortable too. But get some futon grip strips or something so the mattress don't slide around, the wood is very smooth. Also you may find it takes a little extra strength to fold a thicker mattress but I don't really have a problem with it.
1736424
the mattress is about 5 inches high i purchased a seperate foam topper 3 inches and it does fold in with it i just keep it on top w the sheet it doesnt effect sofa it sits flat idk if i couldve gotten more deeper foam topper without it being tight and bulgy.
1251133
Yes. For example, it will fold down the middle along the longer dimension sufficiently easily that it can be used on a standard sofa-type futon frame. Keeping it in place when in sofa mode might be a problem. I guess that's always a problem. I have resorted to lashing straps to keep the futon from settling down. Basically, it folds just as well along either direction.
2140841
Yes, you could use this on a futon and fold it easily. It is not much thicker than a fitted sheet.
545889
According to how thin you need. The mattress thicken to the full thickness stated but we had no problem folding up the bed. I would use straps to hold it.
723513
The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice wooden ones with lots of slats. If you have a cheap metal futon, this will not work AT ALL. The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice... » Read More The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice wooden ones with lots of slats. If you have a cheap metal futon, this will not work AT ALL. « Show Less
1251682
The foam mattress doesn't fold but the box spring folds in half at the middle and flattens and is about 6 inches in depth The box spring should be easy to store but the memory foam mattress can cause issues if you have limited space. Hope this helps.
1070920
Not positive, but do not think so. This is more like a real mattress and I do not think you will be able to fold it where you need to. It does not have the permanent folds like a tri fold mattress does.Unless your leaving to open all the time.