I haven't seen any where about the weight of a person &amp; the thickness you need to buy. Is that an issue?
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Mary, I am 47, weigh in at about 210 with a height of 5'8" I have a medium torso with very thick thighs and buttocks. so far the 3" version has abeen a godsend, allowing me many peaceful nights while camping in my TT. prior to buying this I would wake up with a stiff spot in my lower back from god knows which of the many of "prior injuries" I have suffered over the years. needless to say I highly reccomend this, but from what I have seen it is really divided, those that it helpeld and those it did not. for me it works great I cannot comment on any thing else other than you should make a cover that fits it to keep the foam from tearing, and it does retain body heat. These are the only issues I have with it. it does rip easily when being moved. and in the summer it can be a little warm. other that thes issues it is great for my back as i wake up good to go each morning. It actually beats out my top of the line sealy that i use in the sticks ands bricks. cheers. ken morgan
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not a problem. two people have slept on mine and each of them weighed 150 to 180 lbs.
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the first reviewer on the page for this item says she weighs 230 and doesn't have a problem. I suggest you read her review and go from there.
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There are weight requirements...not sure if he weighs enough. You'd need to read/ask the manufacturer. The one I bought is at my Mom's so I can not look at the booklet. Works GREAT for someone weighing 114#.
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A good base maybe sinc it is very thick & heavy. By base, i mean it should be something sturdy enough to hold the weight of both the mattress and the person using it. CBag is right, platform frame or slats are good options.
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As far as I can tell, the weight of the person does not affect the mattress in any way. On the contrary, the mattress appears to be ideal for pretty well any weight range...
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I didn't know the specification, we have guest who are over 250lb and there is no problem what so ever.
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That information did not come with the bed but my husband weighed 300 pounds when we got it and it was not a problem at all. Dynasty Mattress does have a toll free number for questions at: Toll Free 1-800-208-2713 I hope I helped you.
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They don't post it anywhere but once you buy it and receive it, the pamphlet reads at the very bottom that the weight limit is 220 pounds. If you choose to use it and you weigh more than that, you are risking it. If anything happens you can't blame them because you used it not in accordance with their rules. I do not know why they do not post the weight limit on this page. That's an important piece of information. 220 pounds is not much for overweight people trying to lose weight. I tried it for a few minutes anyway, and if you have any knee issues this will make them worse. It will burn more than walking, but you are risking injury in more than one way. They don't post it anywhere but once you buy it and receive it, the pamphlet reads at the very bottom that the weight limit is 220 pounds. If you choose to use it and you weigh more than that, you are risking it. If anything happens you can't blame them because you used it not in accordance with their rules. I do not know why they do not post the weight limit on this page. That's an important piece of information. 220 pounds is not much for overweight people trying to lose weight. I tried it for a few minutes anyway, and if you have any knee issues this will make them worse. It will burn... » Read More They don't post it anywhere but once you buy it and receive it, the pamphlet reads at the very bottom that the weight limit is 220 pounds. If you choose to use it and you weigh more than that, you are risking it. If anything happens you can't blame them because you used it not in accordance with their rules. I do not know why they do not post the weight limit on this page. That's an important piece of information. 220 pounds is not much for overweight people trying to lose weight. I tried it for a few minutes anyway, and if you have any knee issues this will make them worse. It will burn more than walking, but you are risking injury in more than one way. « Show Less
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Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could... » Read More Hi Dennis,I read your exchange with Jason on Amazon where he asked about a yoga mat thicker than a quarter inch. I already use a mat a quarter inch thick but sometimes cannot stay in certain poses because of pain of bone seeming to touch the floor. Maybe the mat is too soft, I don't know, or maybe I am just too skinny. I was looking for a thicker than quarter inch but was impressed by your statement that you had looked at this and found thicker than this would be unstable.So what is the "mat pad" to which you refer? Maybe that would be the solution. I could not identify under your products on Amazon what would be.Thanks,Greg Smith « Show Less
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There is no weight indicated. It shouldn't be for someone over the weight of 180 though. The person this was for is 150 and skinny bums and it hurts him when he sits on it for more than an hour. Also this does need to be covered even if he is wearing pants he said it isn't comfortable unless you cover it. I placed a soft towel cover I made on it. It is made from a very tough rubber so it is possible that someone larger could use it but it shouldn't be filled to the maximum size then or it might pop. This was filled to capacity and it does flatten as someone sits on it.
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Good question but I do not know. Did not put it thru that test. I am sure that the weight of the person is a factor.
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The only thing I can suggest is to check the weight and dimensions of the two and see. If they're the same, I'd say it's just the sort of price difference I notice in some products in Amazon that I can't explain... and I buy the cheaper. If different, it's likely in thickness, layers or length/width.
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Whats the weight limitations do u make them for large people do u have blue
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Hi Melvin, I see what you are saying. Totally wrong weight. I don't charge shipping to specifically avoid issues like this because other merchants sometimes put in wrong product information. I've tried to change the weight on the listing, and it looks like it is correct now. Thanks for bringing that up! -Channells
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It is not thick enough to provide support for everyday use, at least not for me as I sleep on my side and my hips hurt after a couple of nights. I would advise getting one more than 3" thick for everyday adult use. The 3" is fine for occasional use, like camping.
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I purchased one for my husband and one for his friend. My husband is average size but his friend is a large man approx. 320 lbs and they work perfectly for both. The padding/cushion is not very thick but about the same as others we have seen. All in all good product...my husband is very satisfied with his.