how can a mattress be rolled and not be destroyed?
904839
Vacuum sealed flat. During this process it's like a new years party favor. As air is pulled out it starts to roll naturally. The inner spring compresses nicely and can be rolled tightly.
904840
This mattress is compressed and it will pop up to size out of the box. This mattress isn't rolled and it has springs/coils. :-)
904841
It was rolled up and vacuum sealed if I recall correctly. You had to flip it every two weeks for the first several months to get it to readjust. A year in for us and it just hasnt held up well.
904842
I don't know but it can! My son loves this mattress he is 6'3 and we had it shipped to his University apartment!
904843
Yes, we were surprised to see it come in a small box, it was rolled inside and not to destroyed, but not a good mattress, virtually no support. Would not buy it again.
128607
Mine is still rolled up too. Can't imagine it causing any harm. It's only foam, no springs to worry about.
2244154
Yes you can roll it up but you problem would have to put it in a standard size trash bag or something like that to keep it from unrolling
340834
It's not causing any issues or damage to our cot, can you put a muslin or something to cusion it that won't come free.
1996415
I don't think it would be wise to refold it. Rolling it gently would be better. We will be storing ours as a mattress topper on a bed and then removing it to use on the airbed when guests come. That way it won't compress again. BTW it has now expanded around 1/3 of the perimeter of the bed so I know it will eventually be 100%.
1923028
Flexible roll up style. You could create your own plywood base and use industrial glue to secure this to a hard base.
227779
I have always stored mine rolled up in the stuff sack with no ill effects. Thermarest video (on their web site) also shows it stored this way.
961825
I have a cheap sofa and even before I added the padding a board fell off. I take the memory foam off and roll it up and keep it in the spare bedroom. It rolls up pretty good.
45287
Be sure to lay it out on a flat surface for about 24 hours. It should flatten out ok. Mine was shipped in a box and the mattress was pretty much rolled in a ball. I honestly don't see how they got it like that but it was ok within 24 hours.
302244
It is a plastic encased mattress. Just wipe off with a wet cloth or maybe a sanatizing wipe.
1937914
The mattress is rolled up like a swiss roll and is heavy so will need to people to carry. I would leave rolled while taking upstairs
1246023
It should be easily moved. The mattress is big and akward, but not really that heavy. You can't roll it back up like when you first got it. Otherwise, it's like any other mattress.
572562
I haven't had a problem. It remains in the rectangular shape. Even with continuous use and some very large people the mattress maintains it's shape
1037355
No issues at all. It rolls very well. The only thing I did do was cut a piece of a fleece-y blanket to put in the "bed".
2092779
If you anchor it to your bed, the side next to the bed should be rolled down permanently. So, when you're in bed, you just reach over and pick up your baby. You shouldn't be rolling up and down the side each time.
133274
I had the same situation with mine. I left mine unrolled for a year and it never went away. Waste of money.
1874654
It arrives rolled up in plastic vacuum sealed. Relatively small, but a little heavy. Once you puncture the plastic, it expands. It didnt take very long to expand. Love this mattress. We bought the king size.