Does this mattress handle weight distribution well? I'm 120lbs my husband is around 240. He gets in, the bed sinks and I sleep on an incline.
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Yes. Just make sure there is a 4x8 sheet of plywood underneath. Any flex under the mattress will have you in a slope.
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I think it handles it well! I am ~200lbs and my wife is ~110lbs. She is a light sleeper and is usually rustled when I get up for work in the morning. With this mattress I feel you don't feel as much movement than other tradiitonal spring mattresses we had used. I hope that helps! If you are interested here's a $50 off coupon link for their website! https://www.tuftandneedle.com/r/fWl6Zdww
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My wife and I are about the same weights as you guys and we have no problems with weight distribution. She used to complain any time I would get in or out of bed but now nothing. If you decide to try it out here is a coupon for $50 off https://www.tuftandneedle.com/r/5acvsYJI
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Derrek H is correct. There are no springs in the mattress, so it will not sink at all. You can vary the "give" of the bed by choosing a bed frame/base. If you put it on the ground or a solid base it's going to have very little flex. Use a wood slat frame to get some flexibility.
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How can I answer that? I don't know what his problem is. It will help provide extra softness, but he will only sink down for the 3 inches. These things help people stop moving by sinking further into the mattress. He will not sink that much further. And it will not provide significant support. But I do like mine. It does provide some decrease in movement, some increase in heat, and a different, softer feel of the mattress.
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I purchased this mattress for my granddaughter and her bed is a twin with slats to support the mattress. For her (29 pounds) it's perfect! For everyone else, maybe it should be placed on a platform bed. Or at least something substantial enough so the mattress won't fall through with you on it!!!! Mattress was great purchase for my situation.
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Agree with Mike H. The slats were just a hair too short. My husband (weight: 240) laid on his side and a few of the slats instantly fell out. For me (weight: 120), it was fine but I was a bit hesitant at first. Now that we've had the bed for about a month, so far so good. Overall, the structure of the bed is sturdy and feels sturdy.
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I only weigh 190 lbs. and I sank deep into it. I would say 'no' to support. It's more of a plush snugly sleep.
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We been have this bed almost two months.so far so great. My weight about 125 my husband about 220.he never complain about his back since we had it. I think easy to roll also.no complaints
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Not here I weigh 205 lbs I'm a body builder I tend to sleep about a foot from the edge of the bed because my 2 labs sleep on my bed with me.I've began to notice that the spot I'm sleeping in is much softer than the rest of the mattress.If I move over to the middle of the mattress it's like being on a new mattressI still wake up feeling great better than some $900 plus mattresses i've recently had
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I believe so my husband is 150 and gets on the bed it starts to creek so I think 160 is the weight limit including mattress! Hope that helps answer your question:)
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I've had it for about two years now. I'm 5'10" and just under 200lbs, and I haven't noticed any sagging or comfort issues. I tend to sleep in the same position most nights, so a tiny 'roll' about where my lumbar curve sits every night started to form a while ago. I started making sure to turn the mattress every couple of times I change the sheets, and it has since subsided. (By turn, I don't mean upside-down like a regular mattress. I mean head-to-foot turn)
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My husband is 220. We've only had ours for about 6 months but we haven't had any problems so far. Given how the bed is made, I can't see it sleeping any way but as a "new" mattress unless/until the seams finally wear out and it springs a leak. I would highly recommend a good mattress pad though.
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My husband is around 200-210 lbs and he has slept on it before, but he didn't feel entirely sure about it. :) It was only for a few nights. The bed was okay and nothing broke, but he said any more weight than that might not be a good idea. I'm about 140 and have slept on it, no problem. I think an adult weighing 180 should be fine in terms of what the bed can handle, but they may not feel secure / supported enough.
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This bed has been great so far. I use it for camping. I'm 240 lbs and my son is about 80 lbs. The key with any air bed is to not over inflate.
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Geesh, I really don't know. I'm 200 and my wife is probably about the same. This is a very sturdy setup, I imagine it could support quite a lot. I love my mattress!You might contact Serta, maybe they can tell you for sure.
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It is probably too low. I have not measured from floor to upper edge of mattress, because some creepy Amazon algorithm contacted me out of the blue to answer this question and I am therefore not invested. But it is definitely low. An infirm person would need assistance. A solution might be to provide that assistance.
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250 lbs would definitely sag! I'm 140 lbs and left a slight sag feel to the mattress. I guess if the bed would hold 200+ I would put a board under the mattress to help the sag feeling.
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My husband is 230 lbs and he was able to use it comfortably. It didnt seem like it was even close to sinking or deflating :)
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Im 235 and its too soft for me. I just sold mine for $100 because my back started to hurt. I tried to contact customer service first, but they won't do anything for you until the mattress starts to sag over 1". I did purchase a great mattress from Costco thought, being Costco, I can return/exchange it at any time for any reason. Its a firm luxury and I am sleeping well now. My wife is 125, she was fine with the Lucid.