How do the supports work when it's pulled out as a bed? Is it comfortable to sleep on? Can you feel the bars?
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The supports are folded down inside bottom of settee. You unzip on either end the open and pull down. The bed is very comfortable, firm and solid feel. You do not feel the bars at all
1938111
It's comfortable in a supportive way...it's firm, not mushy...you will not sink into it...the chaise portion is nice for sitting with your legs up while reading a good book :) good luck!
554296
I have this mattress a loft bed that has many metal bars across for support and you cannot even feel them. This is a very nice supportive mattress.
1774736
I'd say a little wider than a twin bed, with the exception of a shorter length (head to toe). Does that make sense? Also, it's alright to sleep on, except that there is a bar in the middle that can be uncomfortable. When you first get it, it's a little stiff, but after breaking it in, it's decently comfortable to sit on.
1127152
I would not recommend it. It opens into a narrow bed and it is quite hard. I slept on it with a foam padding and it was OK for me. I am quite slender so it was all right for a night or two. I use it as a spare when I have sleepover guests.
1705901
I have slept on it stacked a few times and I found it very comfortable and stable. I used it at home so I put sheets on it instead of using a sleeping bag. The key is to inflate the top one to your liking.
1047278
They function independently so you can do whatever you like! I like using one as a head rest. It's super comfy for over night guests as there is no bar down the middle!
1243065
This is wood frame work that supports a sagging mattress. No u cant sleep directly on it. It supports those types of beds that have the individual slacks. Its a great buy. I bought 2 of thema and used them on bunk beds. My son told me that it felt like he got a new mattress.
292771
I actually suggest doing that. We have had this bed for 5 years. After about 2 years the supports that came with it snapped. They were thin and I worried about them breaking to begin with . I wish we had added our own 2X4's from the get go.
537586
to use the x support you will have to take off the slats and not use them. if i remember correctly, the x support is screwed into the lip of the bed rails. i use a box spring and mattress and it is very sturdy. hope this helps.
921776
So I had an old Serta mattress. I had a 3" Lucid already on that. This new one I just piled on top. I have no back pain and sleep through the night. I have to believe it will definitely isolate as it's very solid and supportive. Funny thing is that it feels too firm, but, it's not. I'm 6'4" and 205 lbs and really sleep better now.
353380
I have used it to sleep although it's very comfortable and supports well after the second time using it the pillow inside split in 2. I can still use it sitting upright
77079
The bed is quite comfortable, and if you're used to sleeping in sleeping bags for long periods of time, I can imagine this wouldn't be a problem at all. The only problem we have had with ours is keeping it inflated. We found a leak in one of the seams after taking it in and out of the car a few times.
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I've never personally slept on the Intex mattress but I have laid on it. Our guests have found it comfortable and they're older. I believe that it's firm enough to be supportive for one's back. You do have a fair amount of wiggle room with how much you inflate the mattress--the more inflated, the firmer it will be. If it's too firm, you can always let some air out of it.
1839856
We have the GS-3xS, and have been sleeping on it for about 4 months. No complaints. In fact, there is a world of positive difference in support when comparing the X-Support to standard bed frame supports. Hope that helps.
1394419
No it is slatted with metal bars. Very comfy and fine with just our mattress on it.
761541
This may sound weird but it's both, I guess. You sink into it and it conforms to your curves, but it's also very supportive. I'm a side sleeper, so I don't like a hard mattress, but I also have a bad back, so I need support, and this provides it.