Would this work with a memory foam/isoform pad instead of a mattress?
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Hi Taisha, I'm not certain if the 4" thick isoform pad is something that you're adding to a mattress or if you're considering using this pad alone on the platform. Usually memory foam pads, as I know them, are meant to be an addition to a mattress, but you may be talking about something else. What I can tell you is I have an 8" memory foam mattress that I use with this platform and it works well and is quite comfortable, though on the firm side, which is my preference. But the firmness has more to do with the mattress and less with the frame. In fact, a slatted surface is the recommendation for memory foam as it creates the needed airflow so that the heat and mositure from our bodies does not adversely affect the mattress (too much heat can cause sagging, and moisture can create mold/mildew). Hope this info is helpful if not an exact answer to your question.
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Yes. I use a memory foam(not tempurpedic) and it works fine.This is really a platform bed.
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Yes, this will work well with a foam mattress, I bought this in combination with a Sleep Innovations 12 inch memory foam mattress and there is no support issue, the supports are not slats, but more of a grid pattern that leaves no room for sagging.
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As far as I could tell it was safe, we did use it with the heated mattress pad. However, we discontinued using it altogether after a very short time because we found it to be a poorly designed item. It shifted, and in shifting it pushed the mattresses apart! Maybe if your mattress is heavier you will have better luck.
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I don't see why not, but that would make the mattress lose its firmness through the night even faster (as body heat activates the "contouring") - we got the 3.5 firmness and it's still like waking up in a hammock every morning.
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Hi James, I do not think this would be advisable. The sliding and shifting of the pad would make sleeping very uncomfortable. You would be forever adjusting the mattress pad under your sheets. BL
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No. I think a memory foam pillow would work better for you, or a foam pillow that you can scoop away some of the foam.
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I would say you'd need an orthopedic type pad. The mattress isn't very padded or comfortable.
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I would say, "no." Our mattress is a pillow top on only one side and in pretty rough condition. I actually ended up flipping the mattress over to the non-pillow top side and put the pad on that side... it's been GREAT since I did that!
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I don't see why not. I have a organic memory foam-type mattress with a wool topper and my beddit is on the topper. It works fine.
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No - It is Memory Foam and will squish down by the weight of the mattress. Good Idea though...
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I didn't have this exact one, but this would generally go for all memory foam pads. As long as you use a cover(protect it from the floor of course) these are great for the floor. It's only slightly more firm than on the bed, but still feels great. In fact I preferred using it on the floor over the bed for that slight firmness under the cozy memory foam.
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I have memory foam mattress, it's bit harder then regular foam mattresses and it works. Eventually I'll use it on the floor when I'll get use to it more. Thanks!
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Yes, but make sure you have the box spring mattress under according to your memory mattress specification.
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I guess you could but it's more like foam rubber than a regular mattress so it doesn't have the support that a regular mattress does.
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Yes. I have a regular mattress. Actually, a regular mattress weighs a lot less than a memory foam mattress!
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No but it depends on what you prefer. It is not intended to be a mattress pad, it is to protect the mattress from bugs and fluids.