is it 2.5 LB of density (LB/Cubic Ft.)?
267751
No it weighs more then 2.5 lbs. I'm honestly not sure what the 2.5 is for but it definitely isn't weight. I've put this topper on my bed many times (flipping it and such) and it is very heavy. It's definitely worth it. I'd buy it again and again. I've had it for a long time and it's still amazing. Good luck, sorry if I wasn't able to answer your question properly.
1079739
Each of the 3 layers were a little over 2.0 lbs/ft3 . The foam itself appeared to be a high density well made foam.
59279
The packaging does not indicate a density weight, however it is comparable in my opinion to the Sleep Joy 2 inch 3 lb density topper I purchased for my daughter's bed. Hope that helps!
268061
Anyone density in ibs please? Not depth or thickness but density. 2lb 2.5 lb 3lb ?
743606
It's 2.5. We were used to a thicker ply but can't find it any more. We double the bags so it still costs the same as the thicker ply bags.
1856308
i dont know y would they say that..when they shipped it , it definitely wasn't 2 pounds!
1385565
The manufacturers website lists it as 5lb density with 20 ILD for the memory foam comfort layer, the support layer is listed at 1.8lb density with 36 ILD.
72907
wouldn't LxWxH (in inches) be 80x60x1.5/1728 = cubic feet of foam for the product? this does equal 4, (or 4.166666) - if it's 4lbs per cubic foot as you suggest, 4 (lbs density) x 4.16666 (cubic feet of foam) this would suggest a product weighing 16.6666 lbs. if you check the shipping weight it's only 14.8lbs, product weight is stated at even less yet 12.5lbs. 12.5 lbs product weight, divided by cubic feet of foam product, or 4, equals 3lbs density. it used to be that fxi (foamex) brands were associated with density, aerus was 4lb, sensus was 5lb density etc. if you look at the foamex website, it states the new aerus natural line comes in 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8lb densities. so it's very possible that this is in fact legitimate aerus memory foam at a 3lb density which would explain its' lower price than usually found for 4lb memory foams with the aerus name.
1927282
Don't know the actual density, but didn't compress much when slept on. Was nice but not as thick as I thought it should be for the price. Hope this helps!
981388
Hard to say because I have a bad back but I did have to have it fixed or so called. I really dont suggest the 4 pound. 5 pound density would be much better
64192
According to a chart on this website, http://www.sleeplikethedead.com/memory-foam-toppers.html, it's density is estimated @ 3.5lbs but there is no differentiation for 2, 3 or 4 inch thicknesses.
1554205
Sorry, I checked the tags and didn't see a density rating. It is kind of squishy, but have found it to be very comfortable and worth the price.
2106584
I honestly couldn't say what the density is. I've not been able to find any information Regarding foam density of this mattress. However, it is a firm mattress for me, but I'm 6'2" 170 lbs.
1121550
It's a 2lb bag. If you look under product details it states shipping weight is 2.2 lbs.
468583
first alert 2025F Inner: 11.88 in. W x 5.5 in. D x 7.31 in. H . Outer: 12.19 in. W x 8.25 in. D x 7.81 in. H . Capacity: out .454 0.28 cubic ft. Weight: 13.2 lbs. .
1219388
I am not sure of density of it, all I know it is pretty supportive and firm, but not hard. It is very comfortable.
1228528
Hello Rose, how big is the box and how dense does it have to be? We have 2 lb., 4 lb. and 8 lb. density. It needs to be 70 degrees and above to use in order for the product to work properly. - Thank you, FGCI Customer Service