Has anyone purchased 2 mattress for a thickness? and what was your result?
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I have only used the one mattress that I purchased and it has worked just fine.
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The mattress I received was very true to the measurements described. The larger of the two may not lay flat, the smaller will leave a slight bit of room on the sides. Not really sure what to tell you.
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Hi there, I returned the product because it was oddly a few inches too narrow for my queen bed. I don't recall the thickness, but overall thought it world be better just to buy a nicer bed than to bandaid with something that didn't fit correctly. It sounds like I may have gotten a defective one based on the other reviews.
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Ms. Williams, if you wanted a thicker pad, it would be best to buy 2 or more pads, depending on thick you wanted your sleeping pad.Considering that they are 1/2" thick, the most I would recommend is 3, which would give you 1.5 inches in thickness if you put them all together.
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If this is the mattress from wayfair.com. I returned it. It wasn't memory foam. And only 1 in thick I stead of 3 In. I went to Kohls. Their memory foam 3 in is great
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thanks a bunch for your reply. I think i'm going to get the bed frame along with a thicker memory foam mattress.
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I think you always have to be skeptical. When I bought our bed, I did have to put in two separate orders for the twin XLs. You can always send a question to the seller to confirm.
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Larry, I bought this to replace the mattress in my camper and have been absolutely pleased with it. I have a very $$ tempur pedic in the house that I do not sleep as well on. Hope this answers your question. I believe the thicker the mattress the more comfortable you will be.
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I would use the thinnest mattress you can. I have an 8" Bed in a Box. Thicker mattresses will work but don't bend as easily. If you like your feet pretty high you can feel sort of jammed in the bend. There is a retainer bar at the foot to keep the mattress from sliding down.
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It would look a little weird. There's nothing holding a mattress in place and I think it would look weird to see both pieces covered in sheets. I think you should just opt for a thicker mattress like an 11 or 12 inch. I really recommend a memory foam mattress.
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I bought a twin size, and it measured one inch less in both width and length than the mattress. I assume that the same is true for a full/double.
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Has anyone had this mattress for one year or more? If so, what is your evaluation?
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I don't, and I have a bmi of 29. But mattresses are difficult to evaluate and I took a chance and am out, worst case, $250, which for some is a night out at a fancy restaurant. As I said in my review, it took some time to get used to it after sleeping on a very firm mattress, but I now am glad I got it.
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I ended up just looking up cradle mattresses and bought the one with the best reviews. The one I got had an extra thickness to it but it was two years ago so I can't remember the exact one.
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Go around to some mattress shops in your town and try them out. Especially the memory foam and latex ones, and make notes of the ones you like. If you have the names of the models of national brands that you like, you'll be able to give Chuck a better idea of what you like. I personally said pretty much the same as you and probably would have picked an 8 going in cold. I went to a Tempurpedic shop and tried out the mattresses and realized I wanted one just a little bit firmer, so when I corresponded with Chuck I picked a 7, and I'm very happy with it. But you're the only who can decide.
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We bought a 2" cradle mattress. The pad that came with it was very thin. We have been very happy with it.
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Both mattress' I tried started firm, but lost air and were very soft after 4-6hrs. They both needed additional inflation during the night.