On average - How many inches does this product flatten down?
1507621
I have to try and fluff it up every day. Every feather bed I have had is the same way. But this one is heavier so harder for me as I am 78 years old. The best bed I ever got was strictly vertical, no square type sewing. It stays up the best. So if I get another one it will be vertical stitching. It is heavy so Is not the best.
1507622
It will flatten down wherever your body presses the hardest, if you are a side sleeper it will flatten 3-4 inched at the hip and shoulders. This will create lumps where the displaced filling bunches up making it uncomfortable if you change positions at night. It will engulf you as other reviews say, not very comfortable. Mine is going back.
1507623
Don't really know for sure, maybe a couple of inches where you lay. It engulfs you and snuggles you, you kind of get lost in it. It's great for cold night weather. Not so much summer. I love it!!!
1507624
It flattens down where you are laying, but a quick shake will fluff the down back to normal.
1507625
It flattens a couple of inches where you lay. I have had several feather mattresses and I find this one needs fluffing almost daily. For this reason I wouldn't purchase it again.
1507626
It might flatten down about 2 inches when you sleep on it over time, but I just fluff it up each time I change the bed and it pretty much goes back to where it was. I'm really happy with it. My only issue is finding sheets with deep enough pockets to accommodate the goose down feather mattress over my pillow-top mattress.
1507627
Maybe an inch or 2. Not a whole lot. But occasionally feathers pop out and you can feel them when you are laying on it.
969768
I think it will flatten once you sit on it. I think you should find something thicker because and wider to help you with that.
662470
I had a similar experience, it never does completely flatten out. It's a waste of money and time honestly.
49687
I leave my drying rack up in my laundry room, so I'm probably not going to try to break it down-- but I just checked, and it appears the "feet" are attached, so the flattest you could get it would be the length of the "feet"-- about 3-4 inches.
462945
I'd estimate about 5-6 inches when flat, 10-12 inches in circumference. Great product!
880401
I wouldn't think that it would flatten. Many people use futons on a daily basis, made of the same materials (often 3" thick), and with regular care they last for several years. I just ordered one, I'll try to post a review once I get it and try it out for a while.
732480
It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like it came that way. Yes, I voided my warranty, but it's solid. It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like... » Read More It's just under 3" flat when folded. The wide steps are comfortable when standing on them. The stool, however is wobbly. I'm a retired tool designer, so I'm very mechanically inclined. I added a X brace on the side opposite of the steps. At our local home improvement store I bought a 4 foot long 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flat. I cut it into (2) 24" long pieces. I screwed each end of the X into each leg and put a nut and bolt through the X center. It's solid as a rock now. The 1/16" X 1/2" aluminum flats match the other factory hardware on the stool so it looks like it came that way. Yes, I voided my warranty, but it's solid. « Show Less
344247
Mine is just shy of a full 2 inches at the plushest points. Mine has not flattened out. All my shoulder pain is gone. My wife no longer has back pain. I didn't want to spend this much but now that I have it, I consider every dime spent well worth it.
1905730
When it's stretched out before packing, it's 15". After you pack it and roll it down its gets shorter depending on how full it is packed and how far down you roll it.
1426973
Rolled uo, but it didn't take too long to flatten out. I think I left it on my basement floor for a day. Fits just right!
858239
It does collapse, to almost flat, quite easily! I love my set. It collapses down to about 1.5"
659860
It does fold flat and is pretty easy to disassemble and put back together. Just requires pulling apart the rods that run lengthwise. It collapses to about 3.5" flat.
910064
Sorry it's my mistake. I know it adjusts. I actually gave it away to a friend. I am not sure if it flattens. I apologize for that.
1116845
Yes, I just took it down and measured it with a tape measure on the floor. You sort of twist it to make it go smaller... I got it down to 55" and stopped there because my daughter Lucy is screaming at me.
1585522
It folds down but not absolutely flat. Maybe 2 inches. We really like ours. It makes the presentation so much nicer.the width is mostly caused by the shelves.
1315322
I would say about a inch starting at the. Bottom and it gets smaller as it goes up
511991
Not that much it is exaggerated a little in the photo. It will drape about 8-10 inches on the sides. The end is about the same just a little less.