Could these be used in a sofa sleeper to add support the the mattress?
1669611
If it's a twin size sofa sleeper it will not fit. This is a piece of garbage
1669612
If you are talking about one of those fold out mattresses in a sofa then maybe. They are very flexible since they are connected by a fabric material. But they are also heavy and might move around. If you are a handy person or one someone who is maybe you could work something out. If you can work it out then the support will be great. Good luck!!
102085
You can try...I had to re-enforce the middle support. it was cheap and flimsy and honestly broke within days. I think it would look a little funky to have the box spring under the mattress on this bed. it's made to be used without a box spring.
1092036
Don't see why not, they are very comfy. Have used them in rented cabins on top of the awful mattresses provided, so glad I brought them with~they saved my back. Not sure how they would take daily use but may be worth the try, a whole lot cheaper and way more comfort.
214270
No and I'm not sure you could. They are rather light so be careful when leaning in them.
1216136
It would be hard I would think. They are designed to go in between the mattress and box springs. I guess you could put each one over a slat and duck tape it where it wouldn't move. Hope that helps.
2037060
The boards fit under the mattress, so if the sofa bed has a mattress I would say yes.
732921
Yes, I can see it working for a sofa. As long as you are able to push it between the two cushions or a cushion and arm rest maybe even a cushion and the back rest. It is very sturdy.
1576360
Yes! I have a deep mattress along with a memory foam topper. They work fine in that regard.
1379988
Actually there more decorative than functional. Guess you could give them a try, but they're very soft. Maybe you're really looking for a bed 'wedge'. I purchased one from Amazon for my husband who had to recline, with his head elevated after surgery. The 'wedge' worked perfectly for that purpose... Just sayin' .....
820087
They're very soft. I think they would probably work fine. Would not make the bed uncomfortable. That's a good idea. I wouldn't have thought of it.
1056990
I would think you could use this since the support slats are close together and made of metal. The only issue I could see is if the mattress is heavy and the person sleeping on the mattress is heavy as well. I think the weight limit is something like 250 or 300 pounds.
2253556
No....you have to attach theses to the wood slats than run across the center (underneath) the box spring. These cannot support the center of the mattress if you merely put them around the perimeter frame of the box spring.
948415
Only if the box springs are on legs. These are designed for the legs of a bed to be inserted in them to raise the level of the bed from the floor.
195097
they would if you bought enough of them. i don't think you could make them hold up the mattress in the middle. you would need box springs under your mattress in order for them to work. you would have to but a couple on each corner of the bed and two or three sets in the middle.
801030
Yes; the flexibility of the foam and the fact that it is only 2.5" thick make it appropriate for folding into a sofa bed. I would not recommend that it be the ONLY mattress on the bed, however.
2086086
Sofa shield would work great for your sleeper. It will help to give added support to the mattress to where you won't feel the frame of the sofa bed very little if at all. Great buy.
339078
I would think if the size is correct I would think so. Mine was a replacement for one that had got a leak in it. They are more comfortable than any regular sofa bed matress. We have 2 sofa beds like this for our cottage.