can this be used with a tempurpedic mattress?
1524017
Yes. I use a memory foam(not tempurpedic) and it works fine.This is really a platform bed.
1524018
Yes, I always like to put something between the metal and the mattress. I used one of the thin pieces of foam. Works great.
857233
I don't see why you couldn't use it, providing the Air Mattress could bend a little where the frame raises or lift, because I'm using my regular Sealy Mattress from my older bed, and it works fine.
1622965
Good question and I would think the mattress maker would have that answer.I do not know. I use the heated mattress pad on a conventional inner spring mattress.
957841
Yes it can as long as it gives good support and does not have large gaps between wood or springs. Avoid foundations made from all metal that have large open spaces. Although inexpensive this type of foundation reduces the life of your mattress because of improper support.
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.
1361647
I would be afraid to put my tempurpedic on those wires - and I called tempurpedic and they also told me not to. I have the low profile box spring, so even though my bed is really high, I recommend still using some sort of box spring or board. So it's very high up (like you might want a step!) but sturdy and gives lots of storage underneath.
1891637
Wouldn't see why not. Check sizing of your mattress. Some dorm mattress are sized different then regular mattress.
916865
Hello, the sales material for the mattress explains quite well the type of foam. Definitely is not like the tempurpedic. I truly feel this is a much superior mattress than the tempurpedic.
330503
My mattress is 7 " deep so I am not sure I could give you a decent answer. We have a Temperpedic.
1123555
I'm not sure why not -- most any solid flat surface should be ok. Of course, if the surface it's on flexes or dips it may have some effect on how the mattress feels and responds to pressure, but I wouldn't think it would necessarily be a "bad" thing to do.
1867622
No. These mattress covers are made for memory foam mattresses. The side of the cover that contacts the mattress has a waterproof material to protect the foam. I use mine on a Tempurpedic mattress with no problems.
1029345
The one we have slides between the mattress and box springs, so I am not sure you could use this.
1057819
I don't see why not. My mattress lies directly on a wooden base which would be the same as a wooden floor and if feels perfectly comfortable.
1337504
Im sorry but i dontKnow the details required for that type ofattress. I hav a non moving temperpedic mattress on the bed. I will say this. We LOVE this bed and get complements on it all the time when anyone sees it!!! Great for sittin up watchin tv.
1622964
I have no idea if you can or not, but this mattress pad is Awesome. Love it and would buy again. It's great that you can set your own side to the temp you want and your partner can do the same
826226
As long as you can wrap that strap from the bar around the mattress and connect it to a frame it will work. If the mattress moves without the frame with it then you may not be able to use it
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.