Does this add a lot of bulk to the pull out? I am afraid I wont' be able to close my pull out couch if I replace it with this.
346498
That was no problem for me. Pretty comfortable mattress but can still feel the bar. Works as well as the original mattress when closing or opening the bed. Actually easier than the original mattress.
346499
It is a little bulky, but I had no issues with the pull out closing back up. The bulkiness does cause the couch to be a little more firm than it used to, however, so be prepared for that!
346500
Not at all. It conforms to the folding of the sofa sleeper and very comfortable. Maria
346501
No it does not. it compresses and snaps right back once you open the sofa bed
484135
I "Gorilla'd" the couch through my front door. If the back does come off, I never had to do it nor even tried to. Good luck, with that. So the short answer is.....I don't know.
1019964
It's no problem at all. It just slides right out. It will stay at the angle you put it to keep the bag open, but not so stiff that it's immovable. I also use it on the outside of the bag and just loop the bag over the top of the sides as if I was putting it in a 3 sided trash can. It works easily that way too.
567547
It has a good firm grip and my wife has been using hers on our couch for several years.It may indent the leather but it should go back to the normal shape when removed.
1572359
I used my old one over it.. it is a little long so I just tuck it in. Not a big problem... the door still closes fine. I really like this unit.
1745759
You would still definitely need two people to lever the larger, heavier furniture. You are also probably going to need two people to "steer" when sliding the larger furniture items, but it DOES make moving the furniture so much easier than trying to carry it. My husband and I were able to move a very heavy entertainment center that was still stocked up with blu rays down the hall across stone tiled floor without the need to take it apart. We bought more to rearrange the rest of the furniture so we could shampoo carpets.
321748
You should consider substituting another pulling back exercise, such as the (bent over row). If you do that, it shouldn't make a very noticeable difference.
201869
I think you would be fine, since most of the bulk takes up both the right and left sides rather than the front. We have it in the center back of our extended pick-up truck and there isn't a lot of room but this fits perfectly without taking too much space. I hope this helps.
1663636
That spot is kind of annoying. We shove extra furniture in there as storage but it'd actually be more functional as an open space.Overall, I still really like the house.
96528
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately i think that would be a little too thick to close the unit completely. Thank you
657146
It's like those moving blankets that you use to move furniture, only thicker and heavier (kinda bulky), so we put hooks on the wall and over the door. To move it, we just take it off the hooks. Does that answer your question? We use both blankets one on top of each other. They came with two. It is a godsend. It was unbearable to be in the house as my husband plays the saxophone and it was loud. Now I can barely hear it.
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No,also be careful of the size. It looks bigger than it is.we bought it and it came to our house and we ended up having to buy a whole extra section because it was to small for the area that are old sectional was in.very low profile to, buyer beware!
287047
Yes, I think it would help on a fold-out couch. It would probably need to be stored out of the couch, because it would add a lot of bulk to the other bedding. Most fold out mattresses are around 4in, so this would bring it to 6in thickness, which is a lot to stuff in the couch.
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It's not thaaat thick..But if your door is riding the ground with a few millimeters of space only available, it may stop it from closing.Best off finding a really thin rug for that situation @ Big Lots, Wal Mart, Bed Bath and Beyond, etc for about the same price.
2129707
No it does not.It slides easily and is difficult to stay in place. I also have a leather couch. That's probably why.
1945168
I'm honestly not sure. I would suspect that on the piece that isn't directly hooked up to the unit the vibration would at least be somewhat diminished. You might try attaching it to the leg closest to where the two couch pieces come together. It came with six rubber isolators for the legs of the couch if I recall correctly so that shouldn't be an issue.
540489
I have not tried it since what I read said it is not necessary. I think removing it often may stretch it out. I don't really think it is necessary to remove it. I also think it would not be the easiest thing to do if you did decide to remove it and get it back.