Would this work as a topper in a sofa bed sleeper?? on the existing mattress???
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It would but it would be best if it went under a mattress cover. Mine is under some sheets and it tends to shift around.
193210
Maybe I dont know if it would fold up very good in the sofa. I would definitely put straps on it to hold it in place. It doesn't stay in place very well on the bed.
193211
I think it would work, but you would be able to fold up the sleeper with the extra mattress on it. It is a very good mattress pad. My daughter has a bad back in she really enjoys it
780936
Most likely it would be too large for a sofa bed. Mine is on a pillow top queen mattress and there is still plenty of extra fabric on the sides
1204006
I don't see why not, although I *wouldn't* suggest using it as a long-term solution. After about 3 nights on it, I was really wanting my normal mattress again. Even my small son spent a few nights on it and wanted a change. I have not played around much with the firmness of the mattress, other than letting out a bit of air after the first night. It pumps up so firm that maybe it's just too hard to spend many nights on like that. The next time I plan on using the lowest firmness settings and see how that goes. We have a 3" memory foam topper we are going to put on top of it as well and see how it goes. But I still really like this mattress. Hope that helps. I don't see why not, although I *wouldn't* suggest using it as a long-term solution. After about 3 nights on it, I was really wanting my normal mattress again. Even my small son spent a few nights on it and wanted a change. I have not played around much with the firmness of the mattress, other than letting out a bit of air after the first night. It pumps up so firm that maybe it's just too hard to spend many nights on like that. The next time I plan on using the lowest firmness settings and see how that goes. We have a 3" memory foam topper we are going to put on top of it as well and... » Read More I don't see why not, although I *wouldn't* suggest using it as a long-term solution. After about 3 nights on it, I was really wanting my normal mattress again. Even my small son spent a few nights on it and wanted a change. I have not played around much with the firmness of the mattress, other than letting out a bit of air after the first night. It pumps up so firm that maybe it's just too hard to spend many nights on like that. The next time I plan on using the lowest firmness settings and see how that goes. We have a 3" memory foam topper we are going to put on top of it as well and see how it goes. But I still really like this mattress. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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That's a great question...and unfortunately it's not...and being on a sofa bed...where drinks & popcorn happens quite frequently that would be a good plus. It does add some comfort to our very thin mattress on our sofa bed...and as a precaution I have added a queen size waterproof mattress protector for about $25.00 on this site.
339078
I would think if the size is correct I would think so. Mine was a replacement for one that had got a leak in it. They are more comfortable than any regular sofa bed matress. We have 2 sofa beds like this for our cottage.
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It might. The problem for you would be that there are seams on this cover. So on your sofa, you have to go up 42 inches on the back, span 55 inches depth and then down 27 inches in the front for a total of 124 inches. The width of the cover plus the "height" of the 2 sides is 23 (one side) plus 82 (width) plus 23 (other side) is 128 so if you don't care where the seams land, you might be able to use it. Keep in mind that you can tighten the bottom and there are two loops at diagonally opposite ends that you might, depending on your sofa, be able to put around the leg/foot of your sofa to keep it in place better than it will want to because of the seams not lining up with the "edges" of your couch. I'm kind of doing that in the other dimension, that is, the length of 128 plus the two sides of 23 each equaling 174 I'm using to cover something that is not 128 wide but IS taller than 23 inches so I make of up for the height using some of the width, it's just that instead of the seams falling on the top line of what I'm covering, the seam is halfway down the back. I hope I'm saying this so it makes sense to you. Note that I bought the XL which gives you the height/depth/height dimension you need but is much longer than your couch.
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Likely, but you may have to wrangle it a bit. It is a flat thing, the same dimensions as your mattress and then it has elastic straps in each corner. You use those to tuck under the mattress corners to hold it in place. Unless your mattress topper adds a great deal of height, I think the corner straps would still do their thing.
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I don't see why not. The matress cover accomodates a thick matress, so it would probably stretch over a foam topper, assuming it isn't too thick.
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Dear S. Konrad,This sofa cannot be converted to a sleeper.Let me know if you have any other question or concern.Regards...Claudia CudiciniCustomer ServiceHome Design HD
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I think that it probably would, yes. Some toppers just have corner straps that hold them on, which pop off if you look at them funny. This topper fits over more like a sheet, and the corner pockets are nice and deep, so they should go under the mattress and stay there. Good idea btw! I hadn't considered doing this. :)
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If you intend to fold it back into the love seat like a sofa sleeper where u pull the matress out then no. Its to thick to fold into a couch type of situation. but if u intend to just put it on top of the old matress and take off when done that would work.
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If you are talking about one of those fold out mattresses in a sofa then maybe. They are very flexible since they are connected by a fabric material. But they are also heavy and might move around. If you are a handy person or one someone who is maybe you could work something out. If you can work it out then the support will be great. Good luck!!
1210716
It will make it more comfortable.. BUT it will still be firm. The topper should make your existing bed feel better then ever.
1876147
i do not see why not. We have a hard futon which is hard to sleep on but my son put this on the futon and now he can sleep very nicely . I think it will definetly help. That sofa futon is hard to even sit on. I hope it answers your question and definely worth a try and much chaper than buying a bed. Let me know if you try it. I think Amazon will take it back as they have best return policy of anyone I know of just save the packaging
1997592
I think it would be fine to put on the floor. We used to do that instead of leaving it on the sleeper sofa (old mattress) because it was uncomfortable to sleep with that bar across your back from the frame. This mattress is way better than the original one that came with the sofa. It is plush enough that it is comfortable on frame of sleeper sofa.Have a great day.
1186777
It probably can be used on a sofa bed, but would not nearly be as safe. It uses the box spring for stability. I would not advise it. Andrew Wright (occupational therapist)
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I don't think so. We tried to use it on a larger bassinet when we were traveling and it didn't really work because we couldn't put it under the mattress and the vibrations weren't strong enough to put it elsewhere. Maybe if you attached it to the bottom of the co-sleeper? That might work.