How much does the queen version of this bed weigh?
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I could bring in and install on the bed frame for myself. I am a 62year old man.
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I just received mine today. The rolled mattress, out of the shipping box and on a fairly accurate digital bathroom scale, is 63 pounds.
1371197
I don't know but it is not heavy at all, I handled putting on a queen bed by myself and I'm an older lady. This made a world of difference in the comfort of the mattress.
2018506
I don't know an actual weight, but it's very lightweight. I love this travel bed.
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From the Amazon product page: Product Details Size: Queen Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here [PDF] Product Dimensions: 79L x 60W x 9 inches deep Shipping Weight: 40 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) ASIN: B00IGI5AC6 Item model number: UDCQEuro-Q_C5 Average Customer Review: 4.5 out of 5 stars
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I do not know the pound weight but I am eighty seven and I carry from one room to another its a sold table .I use it in my sewing room it can take a lot of weight so I if I need a nap I could hop on the table .I really love it
575424
I don't know in pounds, but it is not as heavy on top of me as some quilts I had. Not as warm as a down quilt, but much warmer than a blanket. Nice quality, big enough to look good all the way around the kingsize bed. Will be more than sufficiently warm in the winter with a blanket under it. Hope this helps.
708329
Its very light, I don't think it even weights a pound. Breathability comes a much from the sheet and duvet cover; both of mine are 100% cotton.
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This is pretty light as it is a twin. I did not weight it. The weight sounds right thou
1017348
I am not sure what it weighs, but it isn't any heavier than a normal spring mattress. Probably on the lighter side.
1007470
I believe the weight limit is 300 lbs. I have not had any problems with two beds I have bought. I first bought a twin and then a queen and not had one moment's issue with either of them. I love the beds and sleep very comfortably on them. The only reason I got a queen is because I wanted a little more room. I still have the twin and it worked just fine. I used it for over a year before I got the queen.
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Not sure on the weight but it is not light. I think the density is firm and I do use a mattress cover over it.
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I bought a 12" king. Don't know the actual weight but I'm sure it was over 100 lbs. You need a dolly to get it up steps. Singlehanded I got it on the bed okay. Be sure to not open it until it's on the bed. Bought the queen for my daughter. We could lift it together.
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i am not sure, it is not super heavy....maybe 10 lbs or less? It feels nice and light on the bed, does not feel heavy when you cover up with it.
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not sure, but I have had a guest who weighs around 220 pounds sleep on it with no problems...we love the unit...makes our den a great guess room...
540700
The weight of this mattress varies from size: Twin (54 lbs.) Full (79 lbs.) Queen (89 lbs.) King (101 lbs.) Cal-King (102 lbs.)
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Their claim is 1600 lbs twin - full sized frames, and 3200 lbs queen-king (which are really 2 of the smaller twin - full frames, attached at the middle). The only thing I would have changed (design-wise), if I could, was the area of the posts (legs) that contact the ground. If the tips were a tad wider (more contact with the ground), it would feel extremely stable, closer to a platform bed-frame. My son's Pragma sits on a rug so if he moves abruptly (e.g. when you turn from one shoulder to the other), there is a very small amount of movement (recoil). Otherwise it's fine; no complaints.
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Instructions that came with the frame state that the twin/full version can support 2,000 lbs, while the Queen/King can support 4,000 lbs. They do state that they make no guarantees about these statements, however.