Why do the dimensions say 2" when the description says 3"? Is the thickness of the mattress 3 inches or 2? I think that might make a big difference in comfort...
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3".. Seems amazon just copy and pasted from the other products in the line-up.
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4.5" on the King. They vary by bed size, but none are 3". This also agrees with manufacturer specification. I read on generic mattress site that it should be 3"or less, however, this company also makes foam and latex mattresses that go with this, so presumably, they've created a system that works well. I called them and asked about it. All the sizes she listed were around 4-4.5" apart.
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I bought the 2" and love it. But, in the back of my mind I keep thinking what the 3" would of felt like. I guess I'll never know. Sorry I could not of been of anymore help.
109142
which thickness mattress are you referring to? They come in a variety of thicknesses. If you're looking for a mattress to take back packing consider a 2 inch thickness as maximum. The 3 inch is very difficult to roll up.
2080676
it adds two inches to the total height of mattress so it depends on the thickness of the underlying mattress. We didn't need to on this topper, however, the mattress at our main bed did require an additional cover, thicker mattress plus topper was three inches.
64192
According to a chart on this website, http://www.sleeplikethedead.com/memory-foam-toppers.html, it's density is estimated @ 3.5lbs but there is no differentiation for 2, 3 or 4 inch thicknesses.
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5.5 a couple more inches thickness making it a little softer than 2.5. It inst much either way just a matress topper.
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It is about 2" thick and soft. Might help you giving you some cushion if your mattress is very firm. It is not helping me however. My mattress is begining to sag in the middle, so adding a soft layer on top is not the best idea I have ever had! Good luck!
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5 1/8" thick or less, according to Ikea. I bought this one (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00GO8Y6BQ/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1) and it is comfortable and safe for my 3-year-old child. I did have to put a rolled up blanket at the end of the mattress to make it more snug.
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I measured ours & it is 1 1/2 inch thick. We had an old egg-crate foam mattress that we also put on the bed. It is VERY comfortable.
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Thank you to the two responders on the thickness. I can't use a high pillow.Product dimensions shows this pillow is 3" think. Sounds like this is very misleading.seems like amazon ir the mfg. or both are not concerned about giving true dimensions.
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We haven't had this product for a year...but about a year and a half ago, I bought the 2" Lucid and I can say "yes" it has retain the thickness and comfort. I will say that my husband who is using the 3" is loving it and is sleeping better than he has in a long time. Hope this information helps.
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I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not... » Read More I've had both 2 and 3 inch memory foam mattress toppers (both from Costco), and I think the decision on which to buy depends a lot on how you sleep. As a side sleeper, I prefer the 3-inch topper because it gives my hip more cushioning from the very hard mattress underneath the topper. The only thing I like less about the 3-inch topper is, because it's thicker than the 2-inch, I'm more aware off the slight difference in size between the mattress and the topper. The mattress is a couple inches wider than the topper so there's a slight drop-off on one side of the bed. Of course, this may not be a problem with this specific 3-inch topper. « Show Less
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Mine is much thicker than that. Since it is inaccessible right now (it's in long-term storage), I can't give you an actual measurement, but I'd guess it is at least 4.5" thick. I find it firm and yet very comfortable.
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i ordered for a queen size. mine was an inch or two shorter on each side so that you can still fit sheets over it easily. and it really was 2 inches thick.
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2 inches. I bought this new one and ended up adding it to another two pads and enclosed them in a queen size mattress cover. This is our mattress for the moment; three 2" thick pads. It's okay. My husband has a bad back and I have arthritis in my shoulders. Some nights are better than others. I am still looking for my "dream" mattress....
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The manf. instructions state to not exceed a 2 in. mattress -- yet the Amazon suggested "complete the set mattress" is a 3 in. mattress.