Mattress sags a bit in the center of both sides of the bed. Would this solve the problem? What about 3-inch size?
317293
Try flipping your mattress first, then if that does not work, purchase the 3 inch extra firm...
317294
No, it doesn't change the shape or sagging of any mattress--it just will make the sag softer...
317295
if the bed itself is sagging it's going to help only so muchbecause of the bed itself is low it's just going to contour with it
2234469
So far no sagging - seems pretty sturdy. I have had the bed frame for a few months. Does mattress slide? Yes, but I put an old quilt between the mattress and frame and that helped a lot. I would still buy the frame knowing all of this.
542172
Our mattress is not that thick but I think the cover would work fine on a three inch mattress.
1946799
I've had it for about two years now. I'm 5'10" and just under 200lbs, and I haven't noticed any sagging or comfort issues. I tend to sleep in the same position most nights, so a tiny 'roll' about where my lumbar curve sits every night started to form a while ago. I started making sure to turn the mattress every couple of times I change the sheets, and it has since subsided. (By turn, I don't mean upside-down like a regular mattress. I mean head-to-foot turn)
1448782
If I had a new pillow top mattress that sags, I would first go back to the retailer. They may replace it and save you money. As to your question, I am not sure. I bought ours for the camper with a low quality mattress and it is the most comfortable bed we own. When I buy another I will get the 3 inch one and put a pad on top before the bottom sheet. Hope this helps.
462767
We tried two different mattresses, standard crib size. After the second one sagged immediately we looked at the support under the mattress, and it had bent so any mattress is going to sag.I wouldn't recommend you buy this crib! We are going to return it.
667279
I have this mattress and I'm having the same problem. It scoots down so that it's drooping off the edge and the frame is exposed at the top.
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I just saw a thing called the "mattress helper" that help prop-up a sagging mattress, if that's what you've got going on. If, on the other hand, your mattress is too hard for your comfort, a thick, foam might be helpful. If you buy that kind of foam you'll need a cover between you and the foam - and this cover might work depending on the thickness of your mattress. I like a firm mattress with thick foam - supports you yet feels cooshy.
2001351
I had similar issues with my roomy. I finally just bought it for the King bed and now he really likes it. I wouldn't want the drop off between us if only covering 1/2 of bed. Can't answer if it would shift. JUST BUY IT! Only 2-1/2 inches but makes a world of difference if bed is too firm. Not good for soft mattress.
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Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
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I would say, "no." Our mattress is a pillow top on only one side and in pretty rough condition. I actually ended up flipping the mattress over to the non-pillow top side and put the pad on that side... it's been GREAT since I did that!
1448781
I had a new pillow top (14 months old) and it sagged but it did not sag enough for it to be replaced. I tried to put one of these on top of it and I could still feel the sagging parts. I ended up getting a new, firm mattress without the pillow top and I am putting the topper on that. Suckfest, I know.
263078
Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
479962
I have a queen size mattress with thick corners. I would think it would be too big for you.
1381392
How can I answer that? I don't know what his problem is. It will help provide extra softness, but he will only sink down for the 3 inches. These things help people stop moving by sinking further into the mattress. He will not sink that much further. And it will not provide significant support. But I do like mine. It does provide some decrease in movement, some increase in heat, and a different, softer feel of the mattress.
676749
Yes. I had slats that made my mattress sag and left marks. This is like a thin box spring and it has worked for me. Note that the dimensions were tight with my platform bed, but I love it.
727982
This should be the solution for you. My mattress pad was too small for the mattress and it would slip and shift the mattress pad and fitted sheet every single night. Since I put these straps on, it hasn't shifted once!! I tried multiple other brands before this and I'm pleased to have found the perfect solution.