well the mattress fold into sofa ?
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Yes, once deflated, a very quick process, it will fit into a sofa. Be careful not to pinch it in the moving parts on the sofa if there are any. We use it on a fold away sofa in a motorhome. It works well and is very comfortable, but we do watch that it doesn't get pinched in the metal folding supports of the sofa..
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This is just the air bladder replacement that fits inside the La-z-boy mattress and is not actually a mattress. If you have the correct mattress for this to fit inside of, yes it will fold up nicely inside the sofa sleeper.
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Yes, no problem after you deflate it. I have found it's best to remove the bed linens also. Make sure the valve cap is in the closed position but not locked.
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I'm just confirming answers here -- it IS okay to lay on as a sofa? Is the depth too small? Or just right?
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Yes, the mattress goes underneath where the legs are and folds up with them.
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The mattress is part of the sofa (it is included). Take a look at the pictures and you will get it.
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Yes, it folds, but when you flatten it there's a small imprint where it was folded. For us, it's primarily in the couch position...
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I believe so- it seems thin and flexible enough to where it should be able to fold upon the closing of the sofa bed
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It would need a lot of pressure/weight to stay bent. With the sofa bed there's enough weight on it that it can stay bent.
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Yes, I think it would help on a fold-out couch. It would probably need to be stored out of the couch, because it would add a lot of bulk to the other bedding. Most fold out mattresses are around 4in, so this would bring it to 6in thickness, which is a lot to stuff in the couch.
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Risa I am so sorry I dont know what a couch is it a sofá? This has an extensions that goes under the mattress or what ever you are using and tight it. Hope it helps, if you need something else let me know ! Regards
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If you mean a sofa that pulls out into a bed, then I suppose you could use it, but only when the bed is opened and take it out before you fold up the bed. Also, the one I got is twin size, so if your sofa bed is wider, then you'd need a wider support as well.
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The back rest and the part you sit on is the bed. It basically pulls up and opens flat into a bed. Pull the bottom part again to close / fold back into a sofa. When you lay down on it, there is slight indentation where the back rest and part you sit on come together. But it's not an annoying type of crease that bothers you while you sleep. For the most part, it opens flat like a bed and folds back together like a sofa. Very much like a futon but nicer.
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No, it is not meant to be folded. Which is why I think it works better for comfort level vs. a folding mattress.
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The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice wooden ones with lots of slats. If you have a cheap metal futon, this will not work AT ALL. The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice... » Read More The correct answer is NO. I bought this mattress for the exact purpose of putting on a futon and am disappointed with the results. Folding up into couch position is fine (the mattress is very squishy) and lying on the mattress in bed form is OK (I weigh 190 lbs and could *maybe* feel the futon slats underneath, but not too bad). The issue is that when folded into couch form and you sit on it *you will feel the slats on your butt*. It is not comfortable. I really wish I'd gotten the 8-inch mattress instead, but I'm not even sure that would have been enough. Edit: My futon is one of the nice wooden ones with lots of slats. If you have a cheap metal futon, this will not work AT ALL. « Show Less
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We have put the mattress over the back of the chair so that it does fold into a small couch I imagine you could fold it on the back but it's easier just to drape it over the back. And the mattress is firm - very comfortable.
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The memory foam has a lot of form or 'body' if that's the right word, so I think there might be some resistance - particularly against your bedding.It would bend, certainly, but I'm not sure it would easlily fold and unfold in a sleeper sofa.
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No- it is a nice sofa, but the foot thing does not have storage. I actually don't use it since we have a coffee table.
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I would check the dimensions to see if the mattress would fit. If the size is not an issue, I would definitely go for it. It is a nice mattress and would make a decent guest sleeping area. The only hesitation I would have is this mattress, when folded, is about 13 inches thick, so I don't know if you are thinking of leaving it on the sofa permanently, if so, I'm not sure it will be what you want. I use it as a bed on the floor for my granddaughter when she comes to visit. She does like having her own bed. I hope this is helpful.