I have a power hospitall air mattress to avoid oressure sores. Will this puncture an air mattress that does more than lay flat?
1138133
You could slide a piece of cardboard between the mattress and the suspenders
1402826
Sure, but be careful. If you aren't precise and go slowly, you'll wind up with jagged edges. That won't impact the performance of the mattress, of course.
1288804
Yes, you puncture it. Be careful if it is warm, though, and use a screwdriver and hammer or something akin to that. Hold it away as it may be under pressure.
1978348
i would not use this for an inflatable mattress for fear it would puncture. If you use something to cover the springs, I would recommend a board (plywood) and cover that as well.
200615
My mattress is very thick so I appreciate the stretching. It will probably suit your needs as well. I think it is very well made and should stand up to its claim. I have not had any problems with mine.
704502
I personally would not use on top of Hotel mattress. I would choose a piece of memory foam or egg crate foam. My personal choice is egg crate foam it will take away the hardness and be comfortable. Take Care.
1893114
I have used it with Presta and Shrader. Haven't used it for air mattresses or anything like that, though. Just bike tires.
2055370
yes with gauge, should not be used to inflate completely flat tire. will overheat
775142
It's very much like a very "short" electric mattress pad, it lays under the sheets at the foot of the bed, we only use ours on low, but bedding shouldn't be an issue, foam or otherwise.
1669923
It DEFINTELY will. My mattress was to hard too. I can't wait to get into bed and snuggle down now with this on it. I'm loving it. Free shipping for Prime and 2 day delivery. Be sure to let it breath for a day or 2. Just think.. U can sleep cozy in 4 days from now.
1143274
If you used a heated pad it would make the mattress really soft where it was heated and would not work so well for support. I do not know if it would damage it but it would be hesitant to try it.
738550
I would definitely put something between the frame and the air mattress like a pad of even a folded blanket. Of course because it's inflatable you need to be wary of anything that can puncture it. But with a protective cushion it should be fine.
687437
It should be flat. I'm guessing your base isn't level; the mattress is still expanding; or perhaps it is defective but this would be a really big quality control oversight if it is a defect. Mine was misshapen until about 48 hrs after it was unpacked
1337504
Im sorry but i dontKnow the details required for that type ofattress. I hav a non moving temperpedic mattress on the bed. I will say this. We LOVE this bed and get complements on it all the time when anyone sees it!!! Great for sittin up watchin tv.
410999
If it were me, I would NOT use an air mattress on it. There are too many steel rails or "edges" on this frame that can, over time and pressure, cause a rupture in an air mattress, compared to laying an air mattress on a box-spring or the floor, where all the pressure of the air mattress is evenly distributed.
2160105
A bare air mattress is highly susceptible to the tiniest poke or scratch. Even a little grain of sand on your floor can pop an air mattress. Most important thing you can do is wrap it completely with a blanket, to avoid having to patch holes every week. Plus, that'll make it more comfortable.The negative reviews with all the horror stories are discouraging, but mine has held-up well for the 3 years I've had it.
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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.