how well does this mattres pad work with memory foam mattresses?
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Absolutely fabulously. The key is that Sure Fit calls it as a WARMING pad. It will not ever get hot enough to melt the foam. I actually put it over my Sleep# mattress and then put on the sheets, turned the warming pad to High and came back in about an hour and felt under the two pads and it was warm, like medium hot water, and I kept my hand there for about 5 mins. It is great for foam mattresses
1743094
You will go crazy with the memory foam slipping under the mattriss cover. I made the mistake of buying one myself! But to answer the question: mattriss, memory foam, mattriss cover, bottom sheet. Since you have a pillow top mattriss- maybe you won't have to deal with the memory foam. (?)
2149002
We have this between two XL twin mattresses, we also have a strap that hooks the two mattresses together. I then have a fairly thick mattress pad over top of this, it really is a cheap piece of foam, but so far has worked really well. We've had it for about 3 months now.
124210
So far it seems to work really well with my little ones wetting the bed. I haven't had any issues with it not protecting the mattress.
458044
We have it on a 13 inch memory foam mattress and it feels fine. It's not that thick so it's not noticeable.
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I guess it all depends on your mattress. Our mattress has a cotton blend material on top so Yes...I'm sure this helps the protector to be more breathable & much cooler for us (no more mattress hot spots)However, Not sure how it works with memory foam mattresses, I know that they can get quite hot during sleep which is why we steered away from those (been there done that). We are Very Happy with this product & believe its worth a try! Getting our Zzzzzzzz's
970034
Yes it will work good. I have an adjustable bed and the pad is thick and heavy and with a mattress pad over it the pad stays put and it does not slide. This is a quality product and we love it!
2213782
It is not a thick mattress pad. In my opinion it didn't affect the firmness of my mattress.
1832340
I use a regular mattress pad over the topper. It doesn't affect the comfort of the memory foam. This topper helped my back. Very pleased with it.
102445
Yes JoEllen I had a memory foam mattress when I purchased this bed it works for me.
1268508
It hadn't occurred to me to use anything other than a nice mattress pad . . . either waterproof or not . . . since the mattress meets my "softness" requirements. I truly think that anything thicker, like some sort of topper, would defeat the purpose of the memory foam. The memory foam is designed to closely conform to the contours of the body, so I would not recommend putting a substantial barrier between myself and the top of the mattress. My previous mattress was the 7" version of the mattress and I only used a regular mattress pad for protection of its surface, as I have with this one. I hope this is of help to you. P.S. The 12" has proved to be much more satisfactory to me.
2250410
This mattress pad is fine quality & made in America; I would recommend it to anyone. As for using over a foam topper I would think it would secure the foam and make it feel like part of the mattress; should work well.
1006842
My memory foam is placed on top of a 25-year old firm mattress and works very well.
1177494
I used plywood for a sleep number mattress and it works great. Don't see a problem with a memory foam bed.
652080
I am using this on a Cal king Memory Foam mattress. Perhaps a thinner model might be a better fit for you. My mattress requires deep pocket sheets. Good luck.
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Hi Taisha, I'm not certain if the 4" thick isoform pad is something that you're adding to a mattress or if you're considering using this pad alone on the platform. Usually memory foam pads, as I know them, are meant to be an addition to a mattress, but you may be talking about something else. What I can tell you is I have an 8" memory foam mattress that I use with this platform and it works well and is quite comfortable, though on the firm side, which is my preference. But the firmness has more to do with the mattress and less with the frame. In fact, a slatted surface is the recommendation for memory foam as it creates the needed airflow so that the heat and mositure from our bodies does not adversely affect the mattress (too much heat can cause sagging, and moisture can create mold/mildew). Hope this info is helpful if not an exact answer to your question.
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It's a close call (and I have limited experience with Memory Foam), but I'd say "Yes". Here's why:> Memory Foam presents resistance merely because of its density... but it melts away when you put pressure on it.> This latex pad is quite dense, but it actually pushes back on your hand. I'd say it presents as much *material resistance* as M.F., but *pushes back* about 2-3x harder than M.F.Suggest you get the 4", though, to really feel the difference.