Would this mattress roll up to get up steep stairs? Need to get up stairway and was going to order memory foam for that reason.
1527073
The box it comes in should fit up most any stair case...This mattress is worth every penny of the cost...
1527074
It's very hard to roll up this mattress. Because it's so thick. I don't think you would be able to roll it up too much, but I'm sure you'll find a way to get it upstairs.
1527075
This product comes all rolled up already, I had to take it up 20 steps myself it is not light but it can be basically rolled up the stairs by one person, one step at a time. hope this helps
1527076
it comes in a box folded up when you open it, it will expand to size. and yes, after it expands to full size you can roll it back up but it will not be easy. you will need help 2 people
1527077
It comes in a cardboard box 1.5'x1.5'x2' so it will fit up any stairs although it is not light! Tow people could move it without a problem! P.s. Love ours...We flip from hard to medium and back depending on how we feel or summer and winter when you want to sink in! Good luck!
2249336
The incline might be a bit steep depending on the height of the steps. The longer the ramp however would decrease the incline.
1937912
The frame is in two pieces, each the size of a twin bed. But they fold flat so you should be able to get up the stairs fine. Our mattress arrived folded like a taco and wrapped in plastic instead of the box other people reported. But it manuvered very easily through the narrow hall and tight corner we needed to make, as it is foam and folds easily. Great mattress and easy to move. Shouldn't be a problem for you.
1723004
Yes. The box is very heavy so you want to ensure that you are able to get it up an stairs, but just cut off the box and take off the bubble wrap and it is ready to go. I love mine and am thinking about purchasing a second.
2146904
It can definitely roll up for storage. Kids would be fine sleeping on this on the floor.I use it for an older kid who was visiting.
2158930
I'd suggest putting something under their mattress instead, if anything, try to create an incline. Mine just rolled to the other end of the bed, away from the wedge.
1332758
The rise depends on how steep you slant it - left on its own, it's a flat piece of metal . I would say take a tape measure and place one end at the top of the steps, and then pull it down to the ground and then out, so the tape measure is at an angle you think you can easily manage. That will tell you how long a ramp you want to get.
888520
Because it is a layered mattress with the "bottom" being regular foam and the top being gel foam, you only turn it head to foot. The gel side should always be up.
1874102
It is heavy but very easy to get up narrow stairs. It comes compressed in a roll that is in a box that is only 18 inches square but about 6 feet long. When you take it out of the box it opens up quickly but takes several hours to reach full thickness. Do not take out of box until you are at top of stairs and it will work fine.
266507
When the mattress arrived, it was rolled up. Since then, we placed on a bed. So while we have not tried, if it was originally rolled up, it may be possible to do so again but definitely not easy.
967433
No. Considering a second for a bedroom with a traditional mattress too... Our staircase it too narrow for a box spring. I would not recommend with a box spring and mattress though as it would be really high.
203611
Can you use this mattress on a Craftmatic bed? And will it still raise and lower?
184059
I am not sure why they list an "unoccupied" rise specification. Better to ask the manufacturer. I do know it will safely hold an incline of six inches. Hope all goes well for you. God bless the disabled.
1827002
It's wonderful for stairs. In fact that's why I got it. Here are the reasons it's so good on stairs: NO CORD to drag around or trip on LIGHT WEIGHT BOTH BRUSH AND SUCTION GETS CLOSE WALL AND RISER ADJUSTS ANGLE from 90 to 180 degrees
1618000
Yes, I would find this awkward to carry up stairs. Not only would it be time consuming to fold and unfold it is much too large to carry around. I'm 5ft 6in and I don't have to lean much to put it. Mine is stacked with clothes by every Saturday and the weight does not seem to be a problem with it. Mine is located within a few feet of my washing machine and dryer so it is not moved far or often. I actully do like it as it looks nice and it hold my whole week of dirty clothes. I purchaced a liner for mine at one time but did not like it with the liner so now it is like the picture.
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Can't see why it wouldn't. It simply slips over the side and offers steps on both sides. Just means you are climbing higher above the side then mine but truly can't see why it wouldn't. Works wonderfully. I got it because although I could step over the sides it left by bad ankle unsupported at some point.
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Yep. Sorry. I don't think the pups could get enough grip to get up that steep of an incline. It would work on a sofa, but not a bed. Go for the stairs they make for help onto the bed, even my old girls seem to do okay on those, they just take them one by one, slowly but easily.