Would these straps work well for moving a Tempupedic mattress, which are very flexible and not so sturdy to move?
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Mattresses pose a significant problem because of their flexibility, that being said theses straps can effectively move theses mattresses depending on the size(obviously a queen or king would be a challenge)and your upper body strength would be tested.They will work, with a little patience.
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Should be fine. Since you can't put the straps around the base, simply wrap it around the mattress instead. Or strap it around the slats as others have suggested.
1871190
I would guess pretty well since the straps will support the middle regardless of any difference in height. If you were to take care and position the straps under the heaviest part, I think that it would work well for you. One of the best things about the straps is that you can avoid awkward lifting positions. You may want to buy a "movers dolly" the kind without handles that you could slide the dolly's wheels under it to roll it across floors.
309874
No, not for using like that. They would compress too much to be useful for that I think. They work ok as bed rails but they're not so firm as the actually elevate the mattress significantly.
1999663
I'm sure they will. I had some sheets that didn't even have elastic in them because they were converted from full to twin size and were old sheets not made for a thick mattress and these straps did wonderful. I have also used them to hold queen size sheets on a twin bed. Worked for all my experiments.
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my husband and his friend moved all our furniture using the lifting straps and it worked well. the only issue they had was getting the straps in the right position on their person but they thought they were a good buy. They did not move the furniture up any steep stairs so I am not sure how that would work, but going up 4 steps to going down 13 steps worked great
523186
I think so, you should be able to shorten the straps enough. They have connectors, not velcro at the ends.
1278824
Not sure if the rail straps would stay tight to the boxspring on an adjustable bed, or be able to be in the correct position.
330999
I agree with both of the answers previously provided. We use ours on a wooden framed bed that holds a heavy tempurpedic mattress and it works well.
689642
This type are quite stiff. I used them to pin my bedding to the mattress/cot while deployed to remote camps in AFG. They worked very well to keep blankets where I wanted them and never once let go like the smaller ones I tried first.
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I would say that is an accurate estimate. Some of the things I have moved with these straps and just two people include: refrigerators, full size chest freezer from my basement, couches, mattresses, and I even moved an upright piano out of a house with them. I still see no signs of wear on the straps either. They are quite versatile and have saved my back on several occasions! Well worth the purchase.
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I haven't use them for that but I think you should be able to keep them in place if you use the red thumb straps. I use them for lifting exclusively.
560802
The straps are rated pretty high and I strap a 450 lb. 4 wheeler to my trailer and it does not move in transit. I think the strap may work well for you.
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pretty flexible yes. They are relatively elastic however a 1" dia. might be pushing it. That will take some work. I think you may be able to do it but I am not for certain.
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Yes the straps will go in-between your mattress and the base. They will just click in, so its easy so detach and move the cosleeper.
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I haven't found them useful as the topper still shifts down and buckles up. It may have been worse before I tried them, but this is no real resolution. I have a tempurpedic mattress, and that might be the reason.
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Sure, but you will have to wrap up the excess straps. That's what I had to do. Be sure to make it snug so it won't shift around.