My current mattress dips in the middle (but only when we lie down on it). Will this help even that out a bit?
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Yes, ours did too, and I could feel a spring on my hip. Don't get me wrong, this is not the perfect solution, only a seriously expensive mattress will do that! lol We have had our topper now for about 2 months or so and it is so much better! no more pain in my hip, very comfortable. But be sure to get the quality topper. Do not go for the cheaper eggshell version. Believe me it is worth it!
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Yeah I have noticed that, because I sleep alone on my queen size one and I have to switch sides every couple of months. Other wise once side would be deeper than the other :/ also its becoming a bit too soft for me.
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Short answer: no. Long answer: Whether or not the mattress will start to sag or lose its ability to bounce back to original state, the mattress will not be flipped. Look at the description information. The mattress is composed of layers of different material. Only the top 3 inches or so is the "memory" material. That means if you flipped the mattress you would be laying on regular foam like a peasant. And we can't have that.
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Not very. I'm having major low-back problems when I wake up. I'm looking for a way to make it feel firmer or else I'll have to find a firmer one. Good luck!
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If I understand you correctly, your king size mattress and or box spring is on the floor. My guess is you would want more than 4 so additional support would be placed under the center area. Otherwise, the mattress would sag in the middle. Just sayin...
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Hi Gina,If there are indents in your current mattress, a additional layer will follow suit and contour in the same places eventually.
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I would recommend getting some Otis grip strps, this will help in keeping the mattress in place. I am very happy with the tri fold futon. Our mattress sticks up higher on the back, but does not fold over. I'm guessing it would depend on the type and quality of your mattress.
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John, my guess is not. The foam mattress will bend to the contour of your foam mattress and you will end up with a deeper sag. Have you flipped the mattress? To be sure, I would call or stop in a mattress store and ask for their thoughts. Good luck. David
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No it might help a bit, but suggest you get a topper or change the mattress
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I would think so. You should be able to tuck the extra under the mattress and it will stay put.
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I don't think so ... It would probably help for a short term but if main mattress is sinking I think this would follow.
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It will be very tight, but it will work if you only fill the mattress part way and put on the cover and fill it the rest of the way.
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I seriously doubt if this would help in your situation. We use it on top of our sleep number mattress which is adjustable. We find it extremely comfortable.
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It will help but you might need to get a 4 inch to do the job. I had the problem but I was adding soft to fairly soft. If you are just wanting extra to make your comfort tweeked get this one
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I think so but would suggest checking specifications on that. If you happen to lay directly where the "seam" between the two halves when laid out for a bed, it is a little uncomfortable. I did buy a pillow top mattress pad to help but it might need the egg crate type foam to something thicker. Memory foam maybe?
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Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
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No, it doesn't change the shape or sagging of any mattress--it just will make the sag softer...