we're a bigger couple. Is there a weight limit? If rotated properly will there still be an indentation/
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The foam will give way and crack after a few months. It loses support at the edges (loses the "squareness") I would NEVER buy another LUCID or LINEN SPA foam mattress. Mine from March 2013 started cracking in the gel foam on top - the edge lost firmness and you roll off. No support after a few months. LUCID refused to honor 25 year warranty after requesting pictures of cracked foam. LINEN SPA was no help either. Let me know if you want to see the correspondence. I'm gonna find a more reputable company.
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The people at Linenspa are very helpful. Call them 800 560-9239 and ask about weight limit. In my research about buying memory foam I read that 400+ lbs weight should buy at least 12 or 14 in. mattress with at least 7 inches of support foam. This mattress has 8 inches support foam.You might also want to look at their 14 and 16 inch mattresses. Also, I think it might make a difference as to what kind of base you are going to use whether it be box spring or platform. Ask them. They'll tell you.As far as any indention I have not had a problem so far but may over time. I plan on turning it every couple of weeks 180 degrees. The people at Linenspa are very helpful. Call them 800 560-9239 and ask about weight limit. In my research about buying memory foam I read that 400+ lbs weight should buy at least 12 or 14 in. mattress with at least 7 inches of support foam. This mattress has 8 inches support foam.You might also want to look at their 14 and 16 inch mattresses. Also, I think it might make a difference as to what kind of base you are going to use whether it be box spring or platform. Ask them. They'll tell you.As far as any indention I have not had a problem so far but may over time. I plan on... » Read More The people at Linenspa are very helpful. Call them 800 560-9239 and ask about weight limit. In my research about buying memory foam I read that 400+ lbs weight should buy at least 12 or 14 in. mattress with at least 7 inches of support foam. This mattress has 8 inches support foam.You might also want to look at their 14 and 16 inch mattresses. Also, I think it might make a difference as to what kind of base you are going to use whether it be box spring or platform. Ask them. They'll tell you.As far as any indention I have not had a problem so far but may over time. I plan on turning it every couple of weeks 180 degrees. « Show Less
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Honestly- I've put a lot of weight on my gel memory foam mattress as a test to see how it would reform. It went right back into shape within seconds. I don't think you would have a problem. I probably will never rotate mine haha. I'm happy with the way it is. I hope this response helps. I didn't see a weight limit anywhere. I would email the seller and ask them if you have any doubts.
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We aren't necessarily big. I weight about 200, my wife is small but VERY pregnant, and our five-year-old frequently jumps in with us. We have noticed NO indention. We do try to flip it once a month, which I guess helps. We also have it sitting on our old box spring, which I have been told can cause indentions underneath from the box spring metal. We haven't seen any though.I can not say enough how much I NOW enjoy going to bed. I dread sleeping on anything else, even the very nice bed we sleep on at my folks.
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I'm a bigger guy 6ft 2in 250lbs. I have no problems. I don't even rotate my bed. As for a weight limit, I'm sure the mattress it's self doesn't have one. The limit will be whatever the bed can hold. I am using a full bottom platform bed. (No slats) it is holding up quite nicely. Bed and mattress.
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We aren't necessarily big. I weight about 200, my wife is small but VERY pregnant, and our five-year-old frequently jumps in with us. We have noticed NO indention. We do try to flip it once a month, which I guess helps. We also have it sitting on our old box spring, which I have been told can cause indentions underneath from the box spring metal. We haven't seen any though. I can not say enough how much I NOW enjoy going to bed. I dread sleeping on anything else, even the very nice bed we sleep on at my folks.
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I honestly don't think so I weigh 180, my girlfriend weighs 160 and when we're in bed together we don't make the slightest indentation
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i weigh 210.. no indentations. 2 months + on same side and its still fine with me.. love my side of the bed :)
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My partner is roughly 350 lbs and while it hasn't broken, it does bow quite a bit on whichever side she sleeps, and we have concerns the frame may warp were we to stick to the same side every night (since buying it we've rotated sides about twice a week to help with this). Other than that it is quite fine, though noisy if you move too much on it. We bought the Cal King frame.
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There is no problem. Attaches very firm base and as you can hold recommendation tire so it does not move. regardsNo hay ningun problema. Se sujeta muy firme de la base y como recomendacion puedes sujetar de las llantas para que no se muevan. Saludos
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We had adults do it and it was fine - maybe lock 2 together so they are bigger? good luck!
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That may be stretching it. I recently had a 260 pound person on my table, and it was a little shaky. Don't get me wrong, this is one of the best tables I have used. I recommend it to everyone. But I believe 300 pounds would definitely be the maximum extreme. Good luck and enjoy.
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My gf and I are about 280 lbs. combined, and it's more than supportive for us. But the weight might be distributed more evenly
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Used 17 months now with no sagging. Only thing is, we used the infant side until 12 months, then I flipped it and the toddler side now seems firmer! That's because she broke in every square inch of the infant side. When we use it for a new baby, we'll just have to put it on the toddler side. They are both super similar anyway--I'm not worried a bit.
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Not made to rotate. can be folded in if you loosen screw that holds it at the upper jiont.
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Definitely not. I'd return it. Unless you had it at a crazy high heat, it should be able to take it without warping.
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Mine are smaller than the indents but it doesn't move around because of the weight.
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Make sure not to put the screws in too tight. Keep them on the looser side, this will avoid the marks (however it will make the table a bit less sturdy) Our friend has the same table and had no issue until it was a little loose so her boyfriend tightened them to 'normal' tightness. A month later 3 of the 4 corners had the marks. The 4th corner ended up being a little loose and had no mark. They did attempt to get it replaced within a year but couldn't, I think they gave her a small refund. I had a similar experience a while ago too. For the price it's a deal but after time it will show some wear, not unreasonable at this price though. Make sure not to put the screws in too tight. Keep them on the looser side, this will avoid the marks (however it will make the table a bit less sturdy) Our friend has the same table and had no issue until it was a little loose so her boyfriend tightened them to 'normal' tightness. A month later 3 of the 4 corners had the marks. The 4th corner ended up being a little loose and had no mark. They did attempt to get it replaced within a year but couldn't, I think they gave her a small refund. I had a similar experience a while ago too. For the price it's a deal but after time it will show some... » Read More Make sure not to put the screws in too tight. Keep them on the looser side, this will avoid the marks (however it will make the table a bit less sturdy) Our friend has the same table and had no issue until it was a little loose so her boyfriend tightened them to 'normal' tightness. A month later 3 of the 4 corners had the marks. The 4th corner ended up being a little loose and had no mark. They did attempt to get it replaced within a year but couldn't, I think they gave her a small refund. I had a similar experience a while ago too. For the price it's a deal but after time it will show some wear, not unreasonable at this price though. « Show Less
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Our table seems to be well balanced. We haven't noticed anything odd. I can remember my husband saying that the bottom stands that the legs are on ..are twisted in. I guess I would measure the height of the legs to make sure they are all at the same height. Maybe one needs to be twisted further? Just a thought.
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I'm 205 lbs and girlfriend is ~110. We sit on the bench together and it doesn't seem to stress it out. Put it together well and it can hold quite a bit!
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I've had the bed for several months and have rotated it once. It is built not to be flipped, but you can rotate it.
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We left all the legs on loose when putting together, then tightened a little on each alternating legs. We too had a little difficulty, but did get it to align! Love this table.
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We did not overly tighten ours as we didn't find a need to. We did tighten it snuggly enough so it wouldn't turn easily. It did move a bit once after it was bumped but it wasn't a problem to move it back. I would suggest you contact the company if you feel yours is having a problem..
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We have had ours for about a year now and do not seem to have an issue with it. It is still very supportive of both of us and still looks and feels new. Hope this helps.