Can you share how thick this is? Would it be okay to use during warmer months? We live in SF Bay Area
1619896
It's cotton which is nice not too heavy my only complaint is that it looks a little purply versus gray
1619897
It would be fine to use year round. It's not thin, but not too thick to use during summer.
1619898
It's pretty heavy and plush. I'm in Michigan and it's already been a little on the warm side at night with this comforter. It is a gorgeous set, especially for the price though, so I recommend it with the knowledge that it will keep you warm : )
1619899
I think it's pretty thick, I live in upstate NY and all I needed on my bed this winter was the bread spread and sheet. I haven't been through a summer yet to know if it's too hot.
1489765
It's thick and cozy, and sometimes too hot for California, but it's just polyfil not down, so I'd say you still might need another blanket underneath it.
681653
In Utah its below 30 every night now and we sleep with the window open a crack. I have been warm enough (although I like to sleep a little cool) and I don't even have a duvet cover on it. It is warmer then you would expect for the weight and thickness.
2029079
It could be thicker.I have had my last seat like this for 5yrs.I ride 10 to 15 miles a day during the summer if its not raining. I haven't been able to use my new one yet,its still to cold.
181405
I think it would be fine. It's durable, and soft. But it's not very thick. I would put a fitted sheet or something over it, just to make sure it didn't come up off the bottom. P.S. It does smell slightly when you take it out of the packaging. But the smell of mine went away in a day or two.
219304
No its probably way too thin for that. I just use it for kayaking in California during the fall and winter months its perfect for me but you likely need a 5/4 at least. Hope this helps out some
812008
I wouldn't say its super thick, but it's what I expected... definitely not thin. We have four of them and they stay outside under the deck and are doing great. Everyone loves them! Hope this helps!
1213379
It's heavy duty and meant for year round, but like all things it depends on where you live, what you put in it, and how you fasten it down. I live in San Diego (year round). I lived in Chicago (I'd be comfortable year round, but as the other post mentions a tarp might keep it nicer in the winter). In Chicago we had some pretty fierce winds. If the wind was at its worst, who knows in a few years it might rip. It's strong.
920702
Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches... » Read More Hi, Linda - this is a very thick - really - 3" - heavy larger than you might imagine topper. I bought a 1/2" thick organic mattress pad from Amazon. You might also get an organic mattress cover. The company recommends turning it, if I recall, once a month, and to air it in the sun. I did find, after a bit of sleeping on it, that the back problem I have did not go away. It is so unbelievably luxurious to snuggle into, one feels really spoiled. Am deciding what to do with mine. To answer your question - I would not. The wool is loose, sewn in with a few strategically placed stitches in about 9 places, I am guessing. To wash it would wreck it. Very best, C « Show Less
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I live in SoCal, but use AC when needed. I do not find myself sweaty or anything like that. I've enjoyed it this far. For the price, it's worth a try to save your mattress.
1221886
it is not very thick I personally would not use it for that purpose. I do not think it would be comfortable. Hope this helps
685218
Just roll it up and it should be fine. I am in Imperial county CA. We also get strong winds.
2112683
Its a good layering weight. I use mine in the Fall and early Spring when its crisp.
957768
It is thicker than what you see in some window shades, but we are in Benson and we love it. It is great for that AZ sun, helps with the heat and also helps for fabric fade issues. We have used many different types of shade cloth, and this is by far the best quality of any
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We just bought about 3 weeks ago. So far I see no problems with it. I check it out last night before the big storm and was ok. The insulation seems ok.I was very impressed how thick & hard it was. *(But I do have up on the deck, I have a tarp over it to help shelter it from the elements.)
2269154
We live in Palm Springs and I think it will hold up fine. We have it in a shaded side of the house so it will not get direct sunlight. Has handled rain and wind well.
900271
It is pretty thick. It lasted out in desert sun and we ended up melting the top plastic trying to use it under a lamp and the solar stirrer still worked! Great product!