How dense is the memory foam? What is the overall weight?
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I don't know about the density; however, it is quite heavy. I would guess about 80 lbs. I've gotta tell you, it's been nearly six months since I got this bed and I have never had a bad night's sleep.
868473
The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To overcome the edge problem you have to sit more towards the middle of the bed if your weight is more than 200 lbs. The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To... » Read More The overall weight is between 90 to 100lbs. The density to me is between hard and soft more towards the soft side. If you weight 300 or more lbs your going to sink more on the bed. I weight 170 lbs but I have a friend the weight close to 300 lbs that's how I know the difference. If you want more support around the edge when you sit in this bed then this is not the bed for you. But I tell you this bed is soft and I like a lot. The problem I have is that you lay down on this bed and your not going to finish watching a movie you have to sit up if you want to finish watching the movie. To overcome the edge problem you have to sit more towards the middle of the bed if your weight is more than 200 lbs. « Show Less
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It's a very comfortable bed I love it. All my friends say something about how nice it is and foam is somewhat dense but it is a soft bed. And holds like 325 at least for my husband and I weight combined. I am very happy with this bed.
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I think the foam is fairly dense. I don't sink in too far; it does not become hammock like. Nor is it so firm that it is like sleeping on a board. We use it on a futon (extra bed) with a metal frame, and you cannot feel the metal bar of the frame when lying down. We use it to lie on, not sit, and for that purpose it is great.
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I do not know about the densities but I do know that only the top 3 inches are memory foam according to the manufacturer's tag on the bed the rest of the bed is composed of polyurethane foam however they manufacture it (ie foam to air ratio) to get different "types" it is all made of the same polyurethane material according to the manufacturer's tag 23% is memory foam (23% of 13 in = 3 in) 77 is polyurethane but that said that is the most comfortable bed ever
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It is very dense. My mother has a top-of-the-line Tempurpedic bed and this mattress topper feels about as dense. It's on the bed in our guest room and the two people who have slept on it really liked it. If you need a firm sleeping surface, I would definitely recommend it.
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Hi Kevern,I didn't pay for shipping but bought it with Amazon Prime. It isn't excessively heavy. I can't answer about the weight issue but would recommend rotating the memory foam every time you change your sheets. It made a huge difference in the comfort of the mattress that I put it on. However, the combined weight of my husband and myself is only 260 and that is divided over 2 sides of the bed. Rotating the foam is the best option.
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The manufacturers website lists the memory foam layer at 5lb density with 20 ILD. The support foam layer is listed at 1.8lb density with 36 ILD.
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It has no weight limit on any of the information that came with it. I can say it is firm for memory foam but I don't know if that helps. My husband weighs 250 lbs and he's fine with it. Hopefully, someone who knows more about memory foam will give some input.
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It's memory foam... I am not aware it comes in different densities. It's seems to be the same as our tempurpedic and the memory foam toppers we have purchased for the other beds in the house.
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It's firm enough - I mean a memory foam is not supposed to be very firm! It is a decent mattress, it just smells odd and the smell doesn't go away!
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No, it's like a fiber fill. Not as dense as memory foam. It can be easily "smushed" into a small bag easily. The back of the pillow is completely flat so that your neck isn't jacked forward. It's very soft and comfortable and the velcro strap allows you to adjust the pillow so that even if your head tilts forward a little, it won't "flop" or cause neck strain. I got two of these and we really like them!
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wasn't sure so i looked it up i just know its heavier..heres what i got off the internet Density Four lb. density foam weighs four pounds per cubic foot. High-density foam is higher quality than low-density foam because a higher density increases the foam's "memory" or ability to both support and conform. Foam densities under three lbs. are considered low density; any foam over five pounds is high density. Both three and 4-pound memory foam fall within the medium-density range, and it is certainly possible to buy a quality memory foam mattress in either of these densities. Durability One important difference between three lb. and four lb. memory foam is durability. Four lb. memory foam will simply last longer than three pound foam. When it comes to memory foam density, you get what you pay for; four lb. foam costs more, but holds up better over the years. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/about_6670876_3-4-pound-memory-foam.html#ixzz2s2efTGUr
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I'm not really sure but it's not memory foam but it's a lot like it. I've had a lot if expensive toppers because I prefer a more "squishy" bed, and this it literally the best one I've had. It even worked great on our really crappy futon mattress! It had a plastic smell to it (as all these types of things do) but I let it air for one day and it went away. I would say you can't go wrong with this!
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I am not sure of density, but this is fairly soft and gentle as foam rollers go. I bought this for my mother who is in her late 70's. I have two others that I use at home that are significantly firmer (hard as a rock). I would say this roller is ideal for people who have pain issues, such as those with fibromyalgia, etc. It's firm but gentle at the same time.
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It is memory foam. Approximately 8-10 pounds to carry. But, the density of the material is very good. It does not squish when you lay on it. Actually it's a little on the firmer side.
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Not sure on the weight but it is not light. I think the density is firm and I do use a mattress cover over it.
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The density is firm, with memory foam 8" thick. We purchased this for our granddaugher (5 yrs) and it is a wonderful bed.
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Our 10" Pressure Relief Memory Foam Mattress weighs about 64 lbs. We advise that two people carry this together that our rolled up mattresses are circular in shape, which it difficult for one person to carry upstairs. Sincerely,Sleep Revolution