Would this work as a sleeping pad for the floor?
703331
Yes you an use it straight on the floor and it will still fell like your on cloud 9 sleeping, quick sleep on floor, or old flat futon is like paper , use it there they shoild really switch the title it should b just a mattress topper its multifunctional! My husband is 6'2 230Lbs we put it on the old futon,he is in heaven, on cloud9!! Worth the money oppoed to an airbed that will pop or kn the mornig your on the floor. So yes you can!!
703332
I didn't have this exact one, but this would generally go for all memory foam pads. As long as you use a cover(protect it from the floor of course) these are great for the floor. It's only slightly more firm than on the bed, but still feels great. In fact I preferred using it on the floor over the bed for that slight firmness under the cozy memory foam.
703333
Gee, I don't know. Maybe if placed on a dense sleeping bag pad. I haven't had any problems with my pads but I think that since there are ventilation holes (tiny) that it might not hold up with a lot of handling.
703334
It's pretty heavy and it came packaged rolled up. If you decide to return it it would be hard to put back in the box. Personally I wouldn't use it on the floor.
703335
Yes you can. I've use it a couple of time on the floor sleeping with my dog. in fact the dog love sleeping on it.
1756387
Yes. It is durable enough to be used that way and will help body heat from escaping through a cold floor.
110455
I would put a pillow case over it just to be on the safe side. The pillow case would be really big but it would give the pad protection but I was say yes.
1568831
I don't think it would work too well on the floor. The stuffing isn't form lifting so I think you would feel the floor underneath.
1251465
No I wouldn't get a mattress pad for it. My daughter sleeps on it without any complaints. It is an air mattress so it isn't squishy like a mattress but it does the job just fine.
1880427
I would not think so. The mat is very thin and I don't think it is designed to cut noise especially if you are jumping. But it is probably better than a bare floor.
634697
More like a comforter on the ground. You'd be hard pressed to find a sleeping bag that negated the need for a mat or cot.
1850407
I wouldn't call it a floor. You would require a Heavy Duty tarp underneath tent for best protection.
1022545
Not at all! It is very quiet. I would reccomend to all who need a high quality sleeping pad--although it doesn't compress to very small...
1102987
Too stiff, this pad is designed to be a mattress. It would be unusable in an upright position.
976308
Slightly. If the pad were a bit thicker it could be even better. It Definetly does not bake you and might provide a slight cooling effect. If you have a very firm mattress and want something to take away the ultra firmness. This isn't the pad for you.
1433068
I do not believe it would be very comfortable. It is super soft and you may feel the hard floor underneath depending on one's weight, but if you don't have back trouble and sleep comfortable on say, carpeted floor, it may be ok.
1228118
It could be used under a "Floating" wood floor system but it would need to be Pro installing it. It would not be all that efficient either, but it would make the floor warm and comfortable.
542726
It would be more comfortable than sleeping directly on the floor, obviously, but because it's so soft, you might end up compressing it and getting less benefit than, say, 4 inches of just memory foam.
1341876
Yes!! Of course. It's mostly used for sleeping. I purchased a mattress pad to make it more comfortable.
320764
My best guess would be yes! It is a nice thickness and after you unroll it and give it a few minutes to warm up and flatten out it stays down like a dream. If you have concerns with sliding I would dampen the surface under the mat first to help give it some suction.
1412902
You would want some kind of foam or inflate able mattress under it. Concrete floors are what they are... I love this product and used it many times last summer while camping.