Curious if I could use a twin size on half of my CalKing bed to just firm up one side?
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We tried exactly that, purchased a twin size to firm up half a king size bed. It doesn't work. The pad sinks so much on each side you end up laying on a slope that you constantly slide off. This was tried with both a person of 100 pounds and 235 pounds, it worked for neither. Also, this foam pad is not firm at all, it's a joke, we threw it away. Don't waste your money.
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I did this with a Queen (I had to trim a little on the side) it is a little shorter (I used the part I trimmed on the side on the bottom to make up for it). it works ok except you are a couple of inches higher up than the person next to you on the bed.
2003643
Just use a twin size flat sheet. You may need to look a bit for one sold by itself and not as a set.
1024557
Yes, you may. Please note the box will rise the mattress. Please watch for the height of both the mattress and box. Another option would be a bunky board if you like low bed.
1483809
As the pillow is somewhat smaller than a normal bed pillow, it would be too small for me to under inflate and fold in half. Since you would have to under inflate quite a bit to fold in half, the thickness wouldn't be too much greater than the fully inflated pillow without folding.
541385
I looked into doing the same thing but it is not suggested because of the weight restrictions and the added height it would create. Because one side lowers to be used for access during the night increasing the mattress height leaves room for injury.
938029
No, I don't think so. In my opinion this topper is better suited for making a firm bed softer. The topper has no support of its own.
2042677
Yes, I usually sleep on my side and it is comfortable enough. Now, I only use this one or two nights a week so I can't speak for using this as a main bed.
985025
Did you find any matress Extra Extra firm , I am looking for one please let me know if you find one
518715
I only purchased a single bed, so don't know how it would work to have the two together. I would think it would be hard to make the bed with two unless you have plenty of room to walk around it and pull the sheets up. Mine keep slipping off when I raise the bed, but I like to sit up to read and watch tv so I'm constantly adjusting the sheets.
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I would say, "no." Our mattress is a pillow top on only one side and in pretty rough condition. I actually ended up flipping the mattress over to the non-pillow top side and put the pad on that side... it's been GREAT since I did that!
1455274
You can use twin sheets but they will be a little loose. But didn't have any issues with it.
1248708
I'm sure you could, but I don't think I'd recommend it. The spacing between the upper & lower bunk is a bit shorter than normal. My husband & I are always hitting our heads!
622766
It is like a fitted sheet. You will not be able to lay it flat on your half of the matress.
102085
You can try...I had to re-enforce the middle support. it was cheap and flimsy and honestly broke within days. I think it would look a little funky to have the box spring under the mattress on this bed. it's made to be used without a box spring.
632051
I have a split king box spring on mine, so if a twin is the same size as one of the "split" sides, then yes :)
160753
oh yes. I have a full size futon as well, and they are the same size. But if you're thinking about using this mattress on a futon, it will not fold in half so keep that in mind.
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In a king size bed it wouldn't matter if the support is used only on one side, blankets would simply slope off and lie flat on the other side. But if you want it to look even and your partner doesn't care if the blankets are off his or her feet, I would still suggest getting two supports. Also, it would be easier to make the bed when both sides are equal.