Would it work as an insert mattress on a water bed?
617954
I think so. Other people have commented on leaks, but that has not been a problem for me. However, I've used it as a spare for guests, so it's usually set up for only a week. It maintains fine for that period.
617955
I have no idea. I have stopped using this bed since it leaks so bad I was having to get up in to night to put air into it.
245902
I don't. The mattress is already waterproof. However, adding another layer such as a waterproof mattress would make a slightly cozier bed.
2206431
Sure. It will probably fill with water though, but it's very well built, but lightweight so it should work fine.
1832474
I think if you had a solid base, like a flora or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
737344
I tried it on my waterbed to try and firm it up, but it didn't work. I would think that it would it will conform to your dent.
657588
I would give it a go. My brother uses it on his mattress so it's worth a try.
137511
I don't see why not? It's a matress pad with a little extra fluff, so as long as your water proof sheet isn't too snug, I don't see why you would have an issue! Hope this helps!
679056
Yes. I use the trundle for storage, but if you want it to serve as a bed, you need to buy a mattress for it.
833674
I don't think so; but not sure. I would not put on slats; just put a piece of plywood on top the slats & it will be fine. Mine is on a piece of plywood; bottom of waterbed frame. No problem. You'll love it!
1383038
This is a great mattress. I've had several over the years. No I would not recommend using this mattress or any other water bed mattress without a frame.
2125818
This is from my sister: You could, but they probably wouldn't fit very well... the bottom sheet would be way too big... the top sheet doesn't matter as much (the more you have, the more you tuck in.) I've tried to use waterbed sheets on a regular mattress and vise-versa, and it doesn't work well.
776297
I don't have a waterbed but I think it should work just fine ,I love mine it dose t cone out unless you change your bedding.Enjoy
2175458
I love this travel crib, but I would say no. Mainly because the mattress sits on the floor. It would work as a bassinet, but it wouldn't be very convient in the middle of the night.
1832475
I think if you had a solid base, like a floor or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
707692
I would really doubt it. I have had water beds the slats would not take the weight. You would have to reconstruct the platform at least and even then I think the supports might bow. A water bed usually has an "x" cross support under the platform to help carry the weight of the water. this could not as it would get in the way of the drawers
1417466
This foundation is not suitable for waterbed. This would be a better option for waterbeds. http://www.amazon.com/Classic-Brands-Platform-Mattress-Foundation/dp/B00UA62WXW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1429792905&sr=8-1&keywords=europa+platform+bed
2086988
I don't see why not. We have a regular water mattress that's been put into a pillow top zip case and the heater works fine.