Is it filled with any kind of batting and, if so, made of what? If no fill, is it a single layer, and how thick is it? Thanks!
214862
Don't know what it was made of but seemed on a particular with other ok mate lasses. Returned it in short order because what they called dark blue I would call charcoal. I wanted blue.
214863
It is a single thickness but heavy enough to be just a light blanket. More like an extra thick sheet
214864
No there is no filling: it is a single layer mid weight cotton quilt. reasonably thick but not a quilt - more decorative
214865
It isn't filled with any batting, but rather is a thick, dense weeve.It varies in thickness, from a normal thick fabric to perhaps a bit more than 1/16" with the pattern. I really like this cover.
214866
The Pinzon Matelasse coverlet is not filled with batting of any kind. It is a light weight coverlet of a single layer cotton fabric.
1065864
Well, it has been a number of years since I have owned now. It was not made out of foam but a more firm material. More like a boxing glove. It was thick, again it might have changed since I purchased it 7 years ago.
2019163
It's 2 inches of polyester fill. We have a regular spring mattress and it seemed pretty hard but when this is on it, it lets you sink in a little so I'd say it's comfy. It would flatten over time just fluff it a little and you are okay. It's like sinking into a pillow :) I would recommend it especially based on the price, good deal. Hope that helps!
1429661
It's more like a Cotton batting. My fiancé hasn't used it yet, but it seems like it would be nice to sit on.
1830767
It will be a single piece unless it says otherwise. It will be regular thickness unless labeled "Professional".My regular one(I wanted the thick one)is truly fine. Not for first timers, tho.
2042049
Hmm it has some cushion to it but nothing like a quilt top cushiony cover you can buy. If you're mostly wanting thickness this wouldn't be the one.
2214087
I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It would be easy enough to break the stitching at one edge to add more filler when and if you wanted to. I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It... » Read More I opened the zipper on the cushion to answer your question, but whatever the cushion contains is stitched into a thin fabric liner. I was able to press some of it against the liner and it looks to be the opened husks of some grain, dark brown or grey, each about 2 mm. It doesn't feel like beans or peas (and is too light to be either) and is much harder and weighs more than Styrofoam. Worth noting: 1) it has barely compressed under daily use, and 2) it's never attracted bugs, not even when we had the ant problem. So whether it's a natural or man-made filler, it does the job just fine. It would be easy enough to break the stitching at one edge to add more filler when and if you wanted to. « Show Less
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It's made of a rubberized plastic just like regular blowup beds, but it is very sturdy. The top has a fuzzy coating I guess to help the sheets stick in place and keep you a little warmer. I slept on it for 2 1/2 weeks and only had to reinflate it once. Fitted sheets work very well on it. Since it was on a wooden floor we put a blanket on the floor under it to keep it from squeeking and making noise during the night so as not to wake everybody else up when I moved around or got up. If you are in a tent you'll want to put a heavy sleeping bag or blanket under it to keep it warmer. Good luck! Hope this helped. It's made of a rubberized plastic just like regular blowup beds, but it is very sturdy. The top has a fuzzy coating I guess to help the sheets stick in place and keep you a little warmer. I slept on it for 2 1/2 weeks and only had to reinflate it once. Fitted sheets work very well on it. Since it was on a wooden floor we put a blanket on the floor under it to keep it from squeeking and making noise during the night so as not to wake everybody else up when I moved around or got up. If you are in a tent you'll want to put a heavy sleeping bag or blanket under it to keep it warmer. Good luck!... » Read More It's made of a rubberized plastic just like regular blowup beds, but it is very sturdy. The top has a fuzzy coating I guess to help the sheets stick in place and keep you a little warmer. I slept on it for 2 1/2 weeks and only had to reinflate it once. Fitted sheets work very well on it. Since it was on a wooden floor we put a blanket on the floor under it to keep it from squeeking and making noise during the night so as not to wake everybody else up when I moved around or got up. If you are in a tent you'll want to put a heavy sleeping bag or blanket under it to keep it warmer. Good luck! Hope this helped. « Show Less
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No. There is no wool batting. This Pillow has dual comfort zones in latex. Mid zone is soft for comfort and outer zone for support. It does not matt or loose thickness over time as wool pillow.
1264680
I do not know what it's filled with, but I LOVE IT!!! It is very thin and light compared to the down comforter that I replaced, but it keeps me quite warm and comfortable. I've only been using it for a couple of weeks, but I highly recommend it.
1083901
It is warm and thick enough. The batting however is not attached to fabric in anyway so mine in about 9 months time has shifted. It's so pretty and cheery though that I don't really mind.
202589
Not very thick. I actually sent it back because it came with one side completely torn out. I was very unhappy with the quality. Hope this helps!
2184580
I am not an expert but I will attempt to answer. The backing appears to be the same as the top, cotton. Not sure about the filling. The quilting is stitched, which appears to be done with quality in mind. Hope this helps.
255723
Yes, both the material and batting. When you wash it for the first time, in cold or cooler setting, mix in about half of a cup of salt to prevent any fading. Dry on low setting by itself.
1914517
I do believe it's 1 ply, but have to say it is soft & thick and holds up when wet. if you try it you will continue to use it.
205480
Both outer cover and inside batting is 100% cotton, which is great. Like every other comforter, no matter what it's contents (polyester, cotton, feathers), it does clump when washed and dried. So far, I haven't found one that doesn't in some areas. I do recommend this comforter...it is comfortable, soft, easy to wash, and keeps you warm.
2072889
Happy to answer this question as I am presently laying on mine! 2nd pregnancy and sure wish I had it the first time! I already cut my tags off so I can't type the exact material blend but the cover seems to be a cotton blend and the inside pillow seems to be a standard Batting filler. Like the cotton mix that you can buy from fabric stores when making pillows.