Is is stretchable for use on a Tempurpedic mattress? Would this one work for a memory foam mattress like this?
495636
Yes...in fact, it is supposed to fit mattresses up to 22" thick - mine is only 10", & there is certainly a lot of its excess material tucked under my mattress! :)
200615
My mattress is very thick so I appreciate the stretching. It will probably suit your needs as well. I think it is very well made and should stand up to its claim. I have not had any problems with mine.
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.
428880
Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't honestly say how much. Good luck! Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't... » Read More Elvin, I use it on memory foam that has holes for air circulation, so it's supposed to stay cool. The mattress is okay on its own, and better yet with topper, but the difference is not that great. Couldn't say how it would perform on Tempurpedic. I think in general these memory foam toppers are designed for use on regular mattresses, not mattresses that are already foam. Also, it's thicker than you think: your bed will be a lot higher and you have to make sure your fitted sheet can cover it. Wish I could be more specific on Tempurpedic. My best guess is that it will help, but I can't honestly say how much. Good luck! « Show Less
740556
Not as far as I know. My mattress is not memory foam either, and it works just fine.
1735227
I do not think so. I tried it on a regular spring coil mattress and it behaved like a gel eye mask. It stayed cool for approximately an hour and it was very pleasant during that time, but eventually it started accumulating heat and radiating it back. By the way, my condolences on owning a memory foam bed - those things are impossible to sleep on because of overheating. Nothing beats regular mattress. I only tried this cooling pad because my bedroom gets hot during summer, but it turned out my bed actually felt cooler without cooling pads on it.
421779
I don't see why not. The matress cover accomodates a thick matress, so it would probably stretch over a foam topper, assuming it isn't too thick.
393492
Yes. We have a tempurpedic and they fit it. The extra elastic piece (white string like for extra support in the corners) is tough to get around it. We ended up ripping it on accident, but it doesn't really need them for proper coverage.
1069342
I see some mattresses advertised as being for adjustable beds, and some are not. I suggest that you look at the ad for the mattress you bought to see if it says it can be used on an adjustable bed. You can also call the manufacturer of the mattress and ask them. I bought a mattress that said it was for adjustable beds. However, since most foam mattresses come rolled up, I don't see why it won't work. Perhaps if you have someone sit in the middle of the mattress and try to lift each end you will discover if your mattress is flexible enough to work with an adjustable bed. By the way, I am very happy with my bed. The motor is very quiet and all I had to do was screw the four legs onto the provided bolts. It will take at least two people to move the bed, so I suggest that you have help available to put it in place. I hope this helps.
1003101
Amazon does sell adjustable frames that say they are good for memory foam mattresses so I would think that this one could be used for it. If you already have a bed frame, what you should know is that these types of mattresses need to be on a very sturdy surface, not like a regular box spring or the warranty would be void. The reasons for this is that if they are not on a stable surface, they will not perform properly. My fiance built a wooden frame for our first memory foam mattress and didn't buy the correct type of wood for it. We're not small people and the wood cracked a bit and we both noticed immediately that the mattress seemed to become spongy. He fixed the break in the frame and it immediately became sturdy again. Do a search on adjustable bed frames for memory foam mattresses on Amazon and see if yours looks like the ones Amazon sells to see if it will work for you.
1867622
No. These mattress covers are made for memory foam mattresses. The side of the cover that contacts the mattress has a waterproof material to protect the foam. I use mine on a Tempurpedic mattress with no problems.
1400191
I do not have the Cool Shield mattress protector on a memory foam mattress so my answer may not help you much. My husband says it makes a positive difference in the way of coolness comfort. We both like it. It feels so nice to the touch.
228509
Hi, the texture is thin, soft, I wouldn't say like a tempurpedic mattress. It is more like a waterproof ( but not plastic) zippered case for the whole mattress. Kind of like the feel of a bottom sheet. We bought it for the protection for the mattress and love it. I hope this answers your quandary..
89428
I think it depends on the width of the mattress, but I cannot say that I can do it easily, especially after I washed the cover. It does not fit the mattress perfectly if I don't spend time on stretching it.
427189
Do you mean to ask if you can use it with a memory foam pillow? If so, the answer is yes. Our mattress is memory foam and most of our pillows are also. If you leave the heating pad on all night make sure it's not set on the highest settings. I don't know if the higher settings would cause a problem with the foam. This is the best heating pad I've ever had. Bought an extra one for my husband, and as a spare.
1400192
I use it on my memory foam mattress that also has a 3" cool gel layer and it works perfectly. I live in S.Florida so cool sleeping was my first priority....it works exactly as advertised! ...ENJOY!
645522
It is not stretchable. It's comes off by unfastening a zipper on the back. Your cushion would need to be the exact same size and shape or smaller in order to fit.