Could this topper work as a mattress with a solid slate under it?
896565
No, the topper works great, it will help but will not provide enough comfort over a slab.
896566
i think the mattress would be to thin to be comfortable on a slate floor,i have a king on a thick mattress and a foundation,over time it gets very thin,could be i weigh to much.
672898
I would say not, it will make it too hight and not stable for box spring and mattress on it. I think this tine is intend to use instead of box spring. That just my opinion
1895147
The frame collapses and is two independent pieces that are placed next to eachother so it would definitely depend on what you used as a riser. there are 8 points of contact with the ground so to be safe, you'd likely need solid platforms or risers to make it work. Also, the frame itself is oversized so the risers would probably extend out below the mattress
104177
you can but recommended that you add a sheet of plywood between box spring and mattress to avoid/prevent sagging.
1680601
Absolutely, although it may be a little on the firm side that way. It's not much thinner than a typical mattress without the box spring foundation.
1389874
Probably not because the weight of the mattress is what helps keep this in place. Regular thickness mattress and thin box spring would be OK.
1629114
I don't see why not. I have a organic memory foam-type mattress with a wool topper and my beddit is on the topper. It works fine.
933376
Likely, but you may have to wrangle it a bit. It is a flat thing, the same dimensions as your mattress and then it has elastic straps in each corner. You use those to tuck under the mattress corners to hold it in place. Unless your mattress topper adds a great deal of height, I think the corner straps would still do their thing.
355297
I don't see why not. I put an inner spring mattress with a memory foam topper on it. The only thing to be careful of is that you don't go any higher than 10 inches. That is the maximum height for the trundle to be able to fit underneath. I used a 8 inch mattress with a 2 inch topper. The bed is so well made, there is plenty of support for a foam mattress.
2024835
If there are at least four 1"4" slates you should be good. The mattress is very firm and doesn't seem to sink between slats.
772275
I think there would need to be some kind of firm foundation under the mattress. Bed slats or something like that would not work.
524360
No I don't think this foam topper will provide much additional support. It is too soft and would simple sink into that lower area of the bed. You likely need a firmer topper or just a new mattress.
2198387
Probably, but it might slide around? I use eggcrate foam with it...very comfy.
1906505
Sure. you will likely want to use a heavy duty cover. Also be advised this mattress is very firm.
707693
Probably, but I wouldn't only because you can't put a box spring so I think it would bend with just slats under it.
1721413
Maureen, I'm assuming you can put a thin topper on the mattress. I have no need to, but if you want one I don't see why not. Maybe this question is better aimed to the folks at tempurpedic, as they could give you a more direct answer. I am happy with the comfort I received when I switched from the traditional spring to the tempurpedic brand.
1234508
I think that it probably would, yes. Some toppers just have corner straps that hold them on, which pop off if you look at them funny. This topper fits over more like a sheet, and the corner pockets are nice and deep, so they should go under the mattress and stay there. Good idea btw! I hadn't considered doing this. :)