If I put this on the floor and used it instead of an air mattress, would I be able to feel the floor through it?
533338
We put it on the floor when we first got it. Our whole family laid on it and it felt amazing! You could not feel the floor at all. However, we did not sleep on it on the floor all night, so I'm not sure how your body would feel in the morning.
533339
Depends on if you like a soft mattress...I could do it because it makes my back feel good and it is pretty soft....
1568635
Yes I think so, it has its own floor and you're not looking to put a lot of weight in it.
931233
I would say yes. Although it does not throw a lot of heat very far. If you are sitting 3 to 4 feet under it you can feel it. It is not intended to heat large areas.
585329
If you are accustomed to memory foam then yes. For me I would get tired of sleeping on the floor. The mattress is comfortable but I would want a platform etc.
1569037
I'm sure you could. It would be firmer on top of a bed or box spring but I don't see why it couldn't be used directly on the floor.
708807
Yes it can. It sound proofs the area and makes the floor softer. Best we have ever used worth the money
1619643
no, the mattress has springs under it but would not be comfortable without being inflated.
411000
i wouldnt use an air mattress on it unless you have something solid over the top of it - the nuts that are used to secure the support pieces could turn just through day to day use, which could then slice and dice your air mattress. in addition, the air mattress could sink into the spaces between the wires of the frame (in the more open middle space) and possibly cause damage. This is just my take on it, and you can do what you like - i just see possible issues.
1300763
Yes, I just have the mattress on the floor without any box spring and it is very comfortable. I imagine it might be a bit more comfy when placed on a box spring, however, you don't need one.
1383066
You can definitely feel the output of cool air. Ours is on hard wood floors with a piece of felt underneath to prevent any scratches. Neither the floor nor the felt have ever been even slightly damp. I would imagine carpet would be ok
2159290
For me or the average person no, if you really work on your balance, maybe. The think is, it should only be inflated only as far as it is needed so that it should allow your feet to sink in it a little while standing on it with both feet and when standing on it with only one foot you should almost be able to feel the surface of the floor through it. This is an advanced use instability disk.
374704
It's not a yoga mat and would slip on the floor. You could use it in place of the blanket or towel you take to yoga.
723645
I think it would be comfortable on the floor. I put it on a pull out couch and the mattress that is under the topper is only 2 inches and very flimsy and this made all the difference in the world.
503721
Hi Dan. it depends how thick your memory foam mattress is. if it is normal thick it should not be a problem. I have these thin Ikea mattresses (5 inch thick) and you can feel the slats under you... I need to put a set of special Ikea slats under my mattress so that it will be comfortable or double up on the thin mattress, then it is no problem. Hope this helps.
1057817
yes....it could easily be used on the floor. it is 8 inches of good quality foam with a nice cover that encases the mattress fully. (fabric cover zips off for cleaning).
931234
I would say yes. Although it does not throw a lot of heat very far. If you are sitting 3 to 4 feet under it you can feel it.It is not intended to heat large areas.
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.