Can you put this under the mattress?
935496
I suppose you could put it under a very light weight twin size mattress but it would not work very well. Maybe the 12 inch model would work better but since it is not as wide as the mattress the mattress may tip from side to side.
935497
In the short term, you could and it might work. You would likely have to purchase other wedges to fit across the bed. I do not know what would happen over the long term. I know someone who purchased the "Genie" by Contour products. It fits between the mattresses. She was very happy with that product.
935498
Hi...well according to the physical therapist..NO...it's made to go on top of the mattress. Interesting, we have now lifted the higher 12" end strait up and are using the 7" wedge end for sleeping as the fractures are healing. So we got 2 versions for one price!
1298015
Yes you can put in under the fitted sheet. It would help to stay put than when you put on top of the fitted sheet. A warning to you, in the summer time, the body heat draw faster when you are sleeping on it. In the winter time, it is great warmer. I tried it and it is too warm for me. I had to remove the protector. If you can afford to turn down the air conditioner at night time. It will work.
2183503
Yes, but you will need to have either a box spring or a "bunkie board" to go underneath. You can can cheaply get a "bunkie board" at a furniture store. P.S. My husband and I are larger and sleep fine. He is 6 feet tall and 300 lbs and LOVES this bed. I am not tiny either.
860763
yes, this is ideal for another mattress underneath. You could also put the mattress on a very low frame and still fit it. We put a crib mattress underneath coming out, like an "L" shape, and that fit well, it barely protruded past the frame, and allowed space for other things below. A twin size mattress fits well either directly underneath, or in an L shape.
613203
Yes, it will go under a mattress pad fairly easily. Also, it doesn't make me feel any warmer or hot...It is so soft, I love mine. I highly recommend this product to anyone who needs a softer mattress. And it is keeping it shape nicely. Kristine harmonyinohio
2042636
It can. Though there should be something like close to together slats or a piece of plywood as the base directly underneath the mattress.
419728
In theory, yes, it should just fit under the mattress. In practice, it didn't work at all for me, not sturdy enough.
618028
You can. It'll make the bed tall. But it'll be more comfortable. Really depends how thick your mattress is
835669
Depends on what you want to accomplish. I put mine under my mattress because I wanted it for height. However if you need it to make mattress then I would put it on top of. I would tho put a mattress pad over the foam. Good luck
1825245
I sent it back when I discovered it wouldn't fit under the bed with the mattress on it. I needed to store it under the bed which wasn't possible. I can't answer your question.
834864
I do not know how placing this foam under your mattress will work for you. If your mattress is soft then it will still be soft if you place it on a piece of plywood. This foam will prevent a soft mattress from bottoming out on a hard surface. This foam is great for a mattress on it's own.
2085016
We did but I had to go to Home Depot and buy some 2 by 4s to put the things that go under the mattress on. It's not ideal but it's doing the trick. It would work best with a bed with a box spring.
2220435
I don't know why not. Might have to leave it under inflated so it would bend where the bed bends but what you have is three pieces of wood hinged together and you could pretty much use anything mattress-like that can bend. The mattress is stopped from sliding off by a small rail at the bottom.
1524018
Yes, I always like to put something between the metal and the mattress. I used one of the thin pieces of foam. Works great.
1330212
Hi Michael - I'm going to guess no - possibly under a bed, but it needs maybe 8 inches clearance at least. I ended up storing mine alongside one wall (folded) in a fairly wide hallway. Hope that helps!
1389874
Probably not because the weight of the mattress is what helps keep this in place. Regular thickness mattress and thin box spring would be OK.
845914
I'm sure you can. I chose to put it under so I can wash only the pad if needed, and not the pad and the sheets