Could this mattress be cut to make it narrower without it coming apart?
1888934
It probably could be modified. It has a covering that has a zips up around the outside and to be honest I haven't looked inside to know. I think worst case scenario is that the covering would be loose around the foam instead of tight like it is when it comes shipped to you.
1888935
The mattress is solid memory foam so technically yes. The reality though IMO is that a typical person would not have access to the tools necessary to cut this material without turning it into a wacked out mess.
1888936
I believe you could but, I wouldn't do it. I know for sure it will not look good after you cut it.
1888937
I trimmed mine with nothing more than a nice big butcher knife. Worked out just fine.
1340061
I havent tried to cut it however with a new/sharp utility knife I do not see it being a problem. The folds are thinner than the actually padded mat so cutting along the fold could be done with some scissors (i would think) - the mat itself is fairly thin. If the equiptment you are placing on it is heavy you could just fold one fold under and it wouldnt matter since its so thin.
2253450
The thinner mattress would work just fine. It may even make it a little easier to make the trundle.
1261053
I don't think there is a narrower setting. You may have to buy a frame for the top bed which is designed to have a bed underneath. I had a regular frame on the top bed and the legs were in the middle. Hope that helps.
213492
Foam flexes, so it would be tricky cutting it to that dimension, but you could try.
408043
No. It's made to split the mattress from the box spring. That area needs to be expised. Sorry But you would be digging I think.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
1263810
We don't fold ours. It's pretty stiff but I think with a little work it could fold. I don't think it would be easy like thinner mattresses.
1162696
You can cut any foam with a bread knife but you would hafta carefully re sew the cover back together afterward. Snap a chalk line on foam to keep cut straight. Good luck
1340063
Although I didn't try to cut it , it seems it can be cut with a razor knife on the seams- but it would be easier to just fold under one or more of the seams to get the desired length.
1830019
There is a cover in this mattress. I guess you could cut it to fit another purposeful, but I would'nt want to do it, as the warranty would not longer be valid and you could message it up, to where it might not be useable anymore.
1265536
It is not recommended that any of our products be cut to size. This can cause separation and shifting of the foam as well as voids the warranty.
204748
You could cut it fairly easily. It would make it rather short though. It will also fold in half very easily so other than saving weight by only carrying one of the shorter pieces, I wouldn't see an advantage to cutting.
1143935
It can be cut but the thicker the foam the harder it is because of the bulk. I use scissors when I can and a sharp razor blade or Stanley knife for the thicker stuff. I'm sure there's some sort of tool upholsterers use but I don't have one of those.
163567
No. The mattress is encased in a cotton wrap. Any intentional damage (cutting) would negate your warranty.
1972618
No. The frame folds flat against itself. You'll have to have the mattress folded and stored separate from the frame.
243726
I didn't trying cutting it down but I wouldn't advise buying it either. It arrived tightly rolled & wrapped. I bought this about a year ago and the center has yet to flatten...I sleep on it nightly! The edges were of different thicknesses - partly flattened and partly not...Overall it was a very disappointing product.