Could this be used with a memory foam mattress?
97785
We bought it to use with the memory foam mattress we got for our son and his wife and they love it. It fits on the metal frame made for foam mattresses perfectly. According to our son it was very easy to assemble. Hope this information is helpful to you.
97786
Yes. Before buying our foam mattress, I called the company and described this foundation to them. The spaces between the slats are a little wider than 3" (what is suggested for foam mattresses) but since there is a cover on it, it's fine.
97787
Unless you put a sheet of plywood over it I wouldn't use it for a memory foam mattress. I haven't used it with one, but I have a feeling that the struts across the top would either puncture or sink into the memory foam. What you see is actually a cover that just goes over the frame itself. It's just cloth.
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.
577305
I am sorry... I do not know. I wonder if any folding bed with spaces would affect the memory foam mattress. Maybe you should get a folding bed with a solid surface. OR, you could put a blanket or pad on top of this one, and then your mattress.
562633
I haven't tried(on memory foam) but I'm sure you can with a very shape blade. I have cut very thick cushion foam and I've cut that egg crate foam to fit a smaller bed without ant problems. Good luck
470552
yes you can..this is a very durable frame/foundation. well worth the money and can def support a foam mattress.
356091
I don't think so. I have a firm 10" mattress and a little lip in my bed that holds it pretty tightly. I fear the foamWill be too soft to hold it in place
1702850
No I would not because the mattress is too soft.. It causes mine as well as my husband back to hurt. .If you are having back problems you should consider purchasing a firmer mattress. .
451353
No it does not come with a mattress. Yes it will work with a memory foam mattress.
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.
2207442
No - It is Memory Foam and will squish down by the weight of the mattress. Good Idea though...
1888896
Sorry but you can't add firmness to a memory foam bed by adding this on top. You could add a piece of plywood underneath to see if that might help.
685597
I don't see why not just keep in mind add height of the box spring. We have a memory foam mattress on ours and it sits 24" above the floor. A box spring would bring us up to around 32". I think this frame takes the place of a box spring quite well.
1833911
No I do not think you can. It is not flexible. Is the hardest memory foam I've seen.
1680599
I thnk you could as the memory foam is very comfortable but I wouldn't recommend it since it's only 6 inches.
511316
The foot rail from floor to top is 30"; the headboard is 44"; from floor to bed frame is 12". Yes, it can be used with a memory foam mattress. That's what I have on mine.
1060889
I wouldn't think so. Memory foam mattresses generally either need a platform base or a special box spring. Do not try and use a traditional box spring with a memory foam mattress as you will not get the full support of the mattress. I tried for a month using a standard box spring then switched to a memory foam box spring and there is a definite difference, slept much better on the special box spring.
1996413
The memory foam has a lot of form or 'body' if that's the right word, so I think there might be some resistance - particularly against your bedding.It would bend, certainly, but I'm not sure it would easlily fold and unfold in a sleeper sofa.