Can it be used at the head of a bed to keep the pillow from slipping between the headboard and mattress?
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I'm sure it would be fine. As long as it's not used as a pillow. My son started to rest his head on it (in his sleep) and it would deflate. Every morning I would inflate it back. And eventually we couldn't get it to work even with the patches. The good thing is he no longer needs anything to keep him from falling off the bed!
840289
I think that it could be used for that. I think a foam one might work better for that purpose.
840290
If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are about $80 so I would invest in high quality sheets, if you don't already have some. If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are... » Read More If it can with stand a toddler pushing on it and not fall off I think it would be fine it just depends on how hard you will be putting force on it.it has these patches on the underside of it that are of some sort of rubberish material that has little grippers on it. My son (about 30 lbs when I used it for him to transition his to his high full size bed) would push on it pretty hard and it never fell off. Plus you put it under the fitted sheet and that also helps to keep it on. With that being said I never had an issue with the sheet coming off either but I buy sheets for a double that are about $80 so I would invest in high quality sheets, if you don't already have some. « Show Less
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I would just push the mattress up to fit tighter at the top of the bed. It would be much safer and that's what I did for all my kids beds.
1624294
I think that should not be a problem as long as your head is on a pillow so you aren't completely flat.
921377
Depends where you position the pillow. As you can see from the picture it has various different options. However I have found it's best use is when you have a window to lean up against.
1699197
My guess would be yes. I have mine being used to hold a fitted sheet on the top of a reclining chair. I clip the 2 sides and the top fairly tight together. I have to adjust the sheet about once a week when it pulls too tight, but that isn't too bad when we have reclined a few times and sit on it lots daily. I think that pulls more than it will on your bed.
603324
I think it would be okay but not ideal after you place your head/neck on it. I think it would work much better on a smooth surface, less possible shifting and movement. Could you put a tray of some kind under it when you use it?
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This headboard is secured by short bolts with Allen head wrench. This would have to be modified to accept a bolt type connection to secure more firmly. Otherwise, in my opinion it would not be secure or long enough. Beautiful headboard. Even with regular bed frame can not be tightened enough to keep from squeaking.
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Not a problem! I'm pretty sure it will work fine. I used it to secure a heavy, solid wood headboard that used to constantly bang against the wall with any movement. It not only secured the headboard, it also stopped it from making any noise. Best of luck!
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Hi. While I can't be certain, I would say No, it won't slip. I figure as long as you tuck the additional material under the mattress (between the mattress and boxspring), I can't imagine how 10+ inches of securely tucked fabric could escape in order to slip/move around.
77554
This should help to keep an airflow layer between you and the mattress topper.
772014
You can certainly position the Genie under the pillows if you wish but I do not think the support you get is as even and smooth as it is when it is under the mattress. Try it that way and see what works for you.
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yes that is what I did to solve my problem, I did not have enoughspace to use a headboard, what I did was wedge the pillow pushing it down, but don't expect it to look like a headboard.
1800228
yes, but don't buy the pillow cover, it is too tight and takes away from the contour of the pillow. It is a great pillow btw.
990070
Yes. On the front of the pillow there is a string tha connects together and you can tighten it.
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It could. Put a folded blanket, or some other barricade, between you and it will keep the air from traveling to his side of the bed.
166344
The item is desgined to be used with a mattress, I dont think it would work.
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I would say no. This pillow isn't much different than a regular pillow. Definitely softer and a bit more plush but I don't think it would prevent your head from fling to one side or the other.
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I don't see why you couldn't although it might slip off the frame. A sheet of foam between the mattress and the frame might help. Maybe even a roll of that non slip mesh rubber for rugs and drawers.