I wanted to put it under sofa cushions to make firmer. Do you think it would help? Thanks
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No, I don't. Honestly, you probably should change out the seat cushions if you want it firmer.
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it would help - but not as much as you think -- maybe if you double it -- it certainly would give the cushion a lift then
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Absolutely. .My mom and I did that all the time. My mom had her big cushion chair. And i took a knife and sawed it down to fit her chair also. That makes a mess when you saw it down. Just vacume the mess up. My mom got old and this absolutely gave her comfort on her bones.
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No, I don't think so. In my opinion this topper is better suited for making a firm bed softer. The topper has no support of its own.
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Terry, unfortunately it is not very thick. I don't think it will help any as far as cushioning. It is more like two sheets put together if that much. Do not recommend it for that purpose.
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Yes It Works Wonders! Thats What Kind My Living Room Sofa And Chair Are...Wish i Had Found This Months Ago!
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Possibly... It really depends on the person's sleeping preferences. For the sofa sleeper, this provides a soft, but pliable feel - really taking away the feeling of the springs and crossbar design of the sofa sleeper.
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Hello, It would really depend on the weight of the cushions of your couch. It's designed to have the weight of a mattress to hold it securely so I would advise that this is not the ideal setup for a couch. Thank you for your inquiry, Danny ShopBuggle
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Yes, I can see it working for a sofa. As long as you are able to push it between the two cushions or a cushion and arm rest maybe even a cushion and the back rest. It is very sturdy.
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I actually do not know the answer to this, but I tend to doubt it. I use mine on a sofa sleeper that has a very firm mattress, and it softens it up beautifully. I can only imagine the pad would sag into the existing mattress.
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I would suggest you remove mattress support. I used with my sofa bed when I have guests. Great support, but it may compromise the support boards if you fold in with sofa bed, because they have a certain pattern that it is pre-folded into.
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I think it perhaps may work, as you already have the firm surface of the box spring under it.I'd say give it a try.
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I would not use this cushion for this sofa. I suggest you put a piece of plywood under the cushions. This will raise it up somewhat.
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I only use this ramp for the car. I would NOT use it on a sofa because the cushions are soft. If you zoom in to the picutre online, you'll see the ramp needs to hook onto a hard surface for STABILITY. For a sofa, I would suggest you get steps. Of course, steps will only work if you have a relatively small to medium size dog --
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I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
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Not very firm. I think it should work for you. It's not stuck in this shape like it looks in the picture, it can be manipulated some. I could pull the bottom part up so it hit me between the knees if I wanted (I'm only 5'3"). I really liked mine. I did end up using my pillow with it though, I just needed a little more once it got squished down some.
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Mattress Helper was not designed for a sleeper sofa, so it may be hard to say if you can leave the Mattress Helper in the sleeper sofa when you fold it up. It would depend on how much space remains in the sleeper sofa when the mattress is folded into it. This is not to say that Mattress Helper wont work under a sleeper sofa mattress but to leave it under the Mattress inside the couch may not work due to space.
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Definitely agree. I actually put mine on my sofa. The last thing you want is for it to topple over with a thud which could damage the internals.
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Yes, I used it to replace the back cushions on my ecktorp Ikea sofa. It is very firm. For the seats you will need a thicker piece or double the pieces.