Can this mattress be cut down to fit a specific area?
243725
Yes. I've used it as a source of polyurethane foam for craft projects-- cuts well with electric carving knife or a utility blade. Any creases or crush marks come out well when sprayed lightly with water and steamed carefully with a warm iron.
243726
I didn't trying cutting it down but I wouldn't advise buying it either. It arrived tightly rolled & wrapped. I bought this about a year ago and the center has yet to flatten...I sleep on it nightly! The edges were of different thicknesses - partly flattened and partly not...Overall it was a very disappointing product.
243727
Yeah I guess. Its not very thick. As I said its regular foam so shouldn't be an issue.
243728
yes it can, i use it on a sleep sofa which is bigger than twin and smaller than full and it cuts easily
758175
If you adjust it to the smallest size, possibly, but it would DEFINITELY need to be cut because it would be LOOONG.
1384370
Yes, but it is approx 10-12 inches wide, it would take up quite a bit of room. You could cut it in half lengthwise.
969170
Yes I am sure you could. Simply cut off a few inches on each piece. The issue is the spring loaded insert that goes through the holes to determine the length. It probably could be moved with a pop rivot.
408043
No. It's made to split the mattress from the box spring. That area needs to be expised. Sorry But you would be digging I think.
1793272
It can be cut to size. The question is do you want to set up a system for removing it and rolling it out, or are you willing to move it manually. How you cut it will be determined by which of those you intend. But it should work very well.
44686
I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
1334872
There is an area that is already cut out. You can also cut out notches in the back if needed, which is very easy.
1934966
It just lies over (and into) the gap. Which is part of the problem. There really is no way to keep the mattresses from shifting. Yes, you can remove and reuse the product.
1753795
It can be cut however long/ wide you want. It is about an inch wide and can be cut to any length
30836
No it cant. You can change the width of the screen but I don't think the frame would survive being cut. I think the manufacturer has custom orders available
342039
We cut also a piece of plywood because we noticed the mattress was been "affected" by the spaces in the frame. To preserve the mattress we understood it was better to put it in between.
1252161
Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
1565533
Your mattress is cut down to allow for the thickness of a mattress pad, which is good thing for this type of bed, where the mattress needs to fit inside the frame.
62555
Yes! I took a kitchen knife and trimmed mine to fit a queen size. very easy to do.
2138467
You should be able to cut this unit to fit a smaller object such as chair, lounge or whatever you wish. You will probably want to buy the smallest possible or as close to the size you need as possible. Personally, I would try to find a firmer cession if possible and go with dense foam under it; it's not firm enough.
1888935
The mattress is solid memory foam so technically yes. The reality though IMO is that a typical person would not have access to the tools necessary to cut this material without turning it into a wacked out mess.