How is the movement transfer on the bed? I am a light sleeper looking for a bed that absorbs movement (e.g. movement from my partner).
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The foam mattress will transfer less movement/motion. It is superior to isolating movement to a localized area than a conventional spring based bend. The plush Lucid model may be even less responsive to movement and localize motion into one specific area than a firmer Lucid model because it is more likely to change shape due to external forces.
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it is fantastic at suppressing motion transfer, it is one of the features of the mattress I value the most because I too am a very light sleeper, it is much better than our non foam mattress was.
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It's much better at not transferring motion than a traditional mattress for sure. I feel like I notice the fitted sheet being stretched more than the bed moving when my wife gets out of bed, at least when I'm awake since I don't wake up from her getting in and out of bed during the night. And I just did a test with water bottle 2 feet from me on the mattress and the water inside barely moves. We love this mattress!
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The transfer in motion is minimal. I am sure there is still some motion transfer if you are sharing the bed with a partner. But the mattress foam is mooshy, so motion transfer is minimized. If you want to minimize motion transfer then a PLUSH (softer) foam mattress is best at absorbing motion.
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i have a full sized bed and it takes up more than half...so if u sleep alone it should be fine since its flexible and u can move it around in different ways but it will probably be like a barrier around your entire bed lol..it could be fun lol
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No problems. I sleep on it daily; I find it comfortable. I have complete ease of movements.
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Well, sort of. We have something similar, and for us, the bed is too low... it still works, and it's still worth it, but our comforter frequently knocks it loose, slides it around. If our bed was taller, I think it would be an easier situation. The fan is very light, too, so a good comforter really can move it around!
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As soon as My wife saw it we put it on the bed. and have had no problems with it lifting or sliding. I must add that we also have a thick memory foam mattress. and the outer layer is not slippery....hope that helps
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Not at all! My wife is a very light sleeper and since purchasing and sleeping on this bed, neither of us has been woken by any movement on it.
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I have a sleep number bed (clone)-this device works simply-by raising the head of the mattress-it works fine in my situation-though it is my weight that creates the hinge effect-the mattress raises nearly flat but when I get on it the head stays high and the body drops down to the platform-hope this helps-it is an excellent device considering the options/costs available right now.
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It looks just like the pic when you push on it. It has a quick return action. Pretty firm i think. I dont sink enough to feel my mattress underneath. I love it. I recommend for sure. The only thing i dont like is it slides.even though its kinda heavy. Must be the mattress cover.i am going to try a rug stop thing underneath. Also maybe my sheets are too loose. Otherwise its comfy.
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to be honest Devd, I purchased this for use with a Comfortaire Mattress and haven't adjusted it since. It's lightweight and easy to move to clean around. But I genuinely bought it as an alternative to a futon which I never found comfortable. I've been very happy with it.
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I doubt it will be a problem. The only challenge we've had is the box spring moves around a little bit (so I wouldn't recommend running and jumping onto the bed - ease onto it at first to see how much the bed moves). Some people have put down sticky mats to keep it from shifting - I've heard other have gotten rid of their box springs and when the mattress itself is on the frame, it stays put. I have both a queen frame and a full size frame. On the queen, the mattress is directly on the frame and works perfectly. We kept the box spring on the full frame and it moves around a bit - but not enough to worry us. Hope that helps! I doubt it will be a problem. The only challenge we've had is the box spring moves around a little bit (so I wouldn't recommend running and jumping onto the bed - ease onto it at first to see how much the bed moves). Some people have put down sticky mats to keep it from shifting - I've heard other have gotten rid of their box springs and when the mattress itself is on the frame, it stays put. I have both a queen frame and a full size frame. On the queen, the mattress is directly on the frame and works perfectly. We kept the box spring on the full frame and it moves around a bit - but not... » Read More I doubt it will be a problem. The only challenge we've had is the box spring moves around a little bit (so I wouldn't recommend running and jumping onto the bed - ease onto it at first to see how much the bed moves). Some people have put down sticky mats to keep it from shifting - I've heard other have gotten rid of their box springs and when the mattress itself is on the frame, it stays put. I have both a queen frame and a full size frame. On the queen, the mattress is directly on the frame and works perfectly. We kept the box spring on the full frame and it moves around a bit - but not enough to worry us. Hope that helps! « Show Less
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Posturepedic? I don't know because I've never had one or seen one. This transfer handle's very substantial platform slips between the mattress and box spring. No attachments to bedboard needed at all. My husband really loved it. It was the stability he needed to roll over and get into and out of bed.
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I have two queen size beds. On is the tradional metal frame with a bar in the middle. And I have a wooden bred frame with a bar in the middle also. I have added a bunny board to each bed. On bed has a box springs as well and one doesn't. It works either way and the back support feeling is great. I have no additional bars or internal legs in the frame. If you do it's fine also. The addition and use of the bunny board is the best thing I could do since I have had back surgery and still have a very bad back. It works great and I get a good nights sleep. Go for the bunky bed boards!!
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Bed works better but either us doable, you can hear the fan humming but not annoying. Hope that helps :)
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We still have ours and it seems to be holding up well. I can't remember when we bought it though. Probably over a year ago, or around a year. My only complaint is that it seems to move and every couple of months I have to re-center it. Could be the way we get on and off the bed if we scoot or something. I don't really know.
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IT WILL move, but it is great if you secure it with large safety pins, or if for a bunk bed you tie twine to the spring/slats if able. You have to secure it somehow. Otherwise it is great. I pinned the part that goes under the mattress to the bed skirt, with the extra large safety pins, (the bed skirt can move too), but it IS staying secure. I could also pin it to the fabric on my box spring, but not needed. It is a great product! You have to think outside the box to secure it. I really love mine!
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Strangely enough I moved my friend's cal king bed using them. It was really easy and we didn't even use them correctly. The bed will seem really low to the ground unless you properly use the middle hook for our heights.Cover the bed with some junk sheets just in case, but I had no issues. Ez
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I am a very restless sleeper and my husband doesn't notice my movements as much with this topper. Of course, I don't move around as much anymore because I'm more comfortable. It definitely has improved my sleep. There is no "bounce" to this topper. It is quite thick and I believe it isolates a person's movements more than a regular mattress.