I need to know how heavy this queen size is as we would have to fold in half and lift up to cabover bed in an RV. We sleep on air mattress down below
307829
Lightweight. You will have no problem lifting it into the cabover bed. Don't know exact weight though.
307830
It's 14 lbs but it is kind of unwieldy/floppy for one person to handle. With two, it may be easier.
307831
These things are heavy and unwieldy. But 2 people should be able to get it into a cabover bed. I feel sure you would not want to move it every day though.Edit...the more I think about it, I think that is exactly what you are talking about - putting it "down below" for the night and storing it above for the daytime. That certainly is not impossible but you might find it less than desirable.
307832
It's not light, but as a small female I have carried it up and down stairs myself, and feel like with some effort I could manage to get it up in an rv cab. It's more an issue of it being long and wanting to unfold, so with two people I don't think you'll have any problem.
307833
According to the shipping weight, it's 14 pounds. If you get it, don't unwrap it until you're by the bed you want to cover. Keeping it packaged makes it easier to move into position. I moved it unwrapped by myself, and while awkward, it was possible.
307834
I'd guess 25 lbs or so. It flops around when you try to pick it up but someone, or a couple of people, should be able to get it up there without damaging it.
415539
I have had a queen size for three years and I weigh 280. So far, no problems. It is very well mades and sturdy.
2117480
I think you'll be fine. I have a super-heavy full queen natural rubber latex mattress and a box spring and normal metal frame. Plus about 375 ponds of people sleeping on top. It's a solid as can be for sleeping or whatever else...
266508
I don't believe it would fold or roll up easily. This is a memory foam type mattress that is at least 4" deep. Even if you did get it folded in half, it would take up a lot of room.
337471
It's heavy but, I have lowered it out of the bed of a pickup with help from another. Liftgate is preferable.
2093244
this stroller is heavy! but folded it is very small , we store it under the crib it is that small
267868
It was very heavy and I agree with the previous comment. Once it is removed from the plastic it would be very hard to get it wrapped again for the return trip. I had a hard time carrying it to the bedroom and getting it on the bed.
571297
Hi. Sorry that would be hard for me to answer because I put queen size on my sons beds that are fills. So already a bit bigger for a full.
1953480
Hello Chelsea, My mattress is quite heavy which made fold up hard but, you've purchased a great steady product. You have to lift the back and kind of pull up on the front at the same time. Stand behind what would be the back and try and lift close to end and pull up on front end while lifting back. Mercy, took lots of practice for me. But trust it's a great futon. YOU CAN DO IT. Best, Loretta
485174
I do not have the exact weight bit it is Not very heavy. It is easy to lift. It takes no time to deflate because of the unique openings on each segment of the bed are wide allowing the air to escape in minutes.
1893910
I believe it will be too heavy for an RV. I had a ranch house and it was too low. Needed legs at the end of patio to hold up. Definitely made for a two story.
1540321
It inflates and deflates in minutes. But it is heavy and not so easy to pack up. Mine are queens, so it probably depends on the size you buy. It is comfortable. I bought 2 and no problems with either of them. I'd recommend it. The carrying case is a bag, about the size of a laundry bag. One person will struggle to put away, two will be ok. I thought it was cold to sleep on in the winter. I bought a cheap foam mattress topper and that solved the problem.
47697
I wouldn't want to say what heavy is or not but we keep it set up all the time and it's quite good. We have a reoccurring guest (170lbs) who uses it 3-4 days in a row with no complaints. And the kids totally love it because they say the mattress is so comfy. They don't even dent it when they lay on it (90lbs). My husband (220ish) uses it here and there and says it's good but hasn't used it any longer than two nights in a row. If it's transitional or you can't buy a bed right now for someone in the house, I think it's a great option. Way better than an aerobed option -- far better than a couch. I wouldn't want to say what heavy is or not but we keep it set up all the time and it's quite good. We have a reoccurring guest (170lbs) who uses it 3-4 days in a row with no complaints. And the kids totally love it because they say the mattress is so comfy. They don't even dent it when they lay on it (90lbs). My husband (220ish) uses it here and there and says it's good but hasn't used it any longer than two nights in a row. If it's transitional or you can't buy a bed right now for someone in the house, I think it's a great option. Way better than an aerobed option -- far better than a couch.
1366977
Frame is in two pieces and folds in half. The box it comes in will take two people to carry it. The frame itself is easy to put togather and you can do that by yourself. Mine is the queen size and I find it easier to move around than any other frame I have owned. Good luck.
1205334
We have a queen air mattress...and it is the double high mattress and we still fit it through the door inflated. Done so for 3 years of camping.
1024484
I am using mine In my trailer on a fold out bed and that mattress is also pretty thin. My guess is 2.5" thick. It does the trick for my mattress but I have to remove it after sleeping and I will never again get it back in the bag it came in, it really puffs out once it is removed from the bag.
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As far as I can tell, the mattress is approx. 2 to 2 1/2 inches thick. My is still folded up and in the plastic because I'm only planning on using it for emergencies. I measured the top and, it came to around five inches. I hope this helps.