It's built to not have to be rotated but are there any long-time owners that do rotate this mattress?
2010310
I don't think I am a long time owner yet but I still plan to rotate the mattress every six months or so. Doesn't hurt right?
2010311
Have had the Mattress since december 2013 and there has been no need to do anything to it except launder the sheets! I love this mattress it took about a month to get used to feeling like I was laying on a rock (because it is so supportive) but now it just feels good to crawl in! I suspect once a year or maybe twice I may vacuum it and rotate it but as of right now there is no need to do that but old habits do die hard!
2010312
I've had the bed for several months and have rotated it once. It is built not to be flipped, but you can rotate it.
139951
No. The softer memory-foam is only on one side. Foam mattresses do not "need" to be flipped periodically. Add an additional foam topper for a softer sleep experience. The Queen sized weighs 43 lbs and seems "light" when removed from the bed frame.
2129907
I don't believe you're supposed to flip it upside down, but you can reverse the head and foot. I've used these mattresses for years and when they get an indentation , reversing it helps.
1513453
We haven't had that problem, but we don't use it more than a few times a week for maybe 15 minutes. If you are using every night it may just be a quality issue. Is it not rotating?
572562
I haven't had a problem. It remains in the rectangular shape. Even with continuous use and some very large people the mattress maintains it's shape
47676
yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
1702128
You're right, it can't be flipped over. Plus it is very heavy. It took me several months to get used to this mattress because it is super firm.
2085761
No, it is bolted to the wall and it can be retracted and extended but not rotated.
1219227
Ive never had mine upright, because you dont need to flop over.. there is only one side up on that type of mattress... just spin it around.. I have a big headboard and it is cumbersom to change the sheets.. when I try to strech the fitted sheet I have to put a small waste can under the corner so I can use two hands to pull the sheet taught.
891843
Standard rotation left to right as well as up and down. The unit is not frozen in one position
1414556
yes, it can be rotated. I would be careful though, just like attaching the clip - it's tight and you have to almost force it - I was afraid it would break and it wouldn't surprise me if some have been broken during set up, before. I rotated mine 90 degrees from how it was in the box and have never changed it, though - so I don't know how it would stand up to repeated turning.
2266161
My wife and I have had our mattresses for over a year and are well satisfied. I have to sleep with my head elevated and the constant up and down action hasn't caused any deformation. I find mine to be very comfortable, but my wife would like to have hers a bit harder.
854831
Yes mine spins. The one you have may be bent during shipment rendering it stiff.
1552555
We do not have such problem and it can rotate actually. My neighbour also got one for her son and it works well.
1586023
Exactly what I do, although you do not have to flip it upside down. Just tilt to the side a bit and you should have no problem.
712949
If the mattress is not used as a full time rver, I think it would hold up for several years, maybe longer. I'd be sure and rotate the mattress. Louise
1426565
The one we have is larger and it does rotate. We really are pleased with the product.