since this is just a slab of foam, would i bea ble to cut it to fit a shorter(RV short Queen ) bed?
511497
I would check with the manufacturer to be safe, but I'm sure it wouldn't mess up the composition/effectiveness of the foam.
511498
They have specific mattresses for rv and boats....that your call...there are several layers to this mattress the layers in the center may not be bonded together.
511499
You could, but do you plan to sleep on it? Honestly, it's not comfortable at all. Worst purchase I ever made.
1621027
I would say no, because I ordered a fullsize for a full siz bed and had to cut off about 2 inches. They are very generous with the measurements.
1851393
I don't think so it may be too short on the sides..I bought the king for my queen size mattress and it just makes it almost to the floor, and the bed isn't that high..:))
277318
I did this with a Queen (I had to trim a little on the side) it is a little shorter (I used the part I trimmed on the side on the bottom to make up for it). it works ok except you are a couple of inches higher up than the person next to you on the bed.
2016638
The door height is 80" maximum with a spring held feature that allows adjustment down to about 77-5/8". I think cutting it to make it shorter would compromise its structure. You would be better off finding a shorter door.
1252161
Probably not. These are designed more to decrease the depth of the sheet to match the depth of the mattress. However, you COULD cut the queen sheet down the middle for the length of the sheet. Then put each of the corner pockets on the mattress. The bring the two cut edges together, pin them, and sew a seam up the middle on the "wrong" side of the sheet. It's a drastic alteration, but it works.
165653
Yes you could shorten the legs by cutting a few inches off either top or bottom.
589126
I would imagine you can trim it if you use a razor or very sharp knife, but there is a material covering the actual foam so you have to cut that too as there is no zipper or opening to take it off, I guess you could sew it when you're finished. I have not cut or trimmed my matress so I'm not 100%sure how it would turn out. I think if I were to attempt to trim this mattress, I'd do so while it's still in the air tight package, seems like you could get a cleaner cut while the mattress is fairly flat. HTH
467646
Yes, if your existing bedframe is a regular bedframe and not anything "special made".
1298350
I am not sure if you can shorten it 3 inches. It is better to look for a mattress that it is the right size. Maybe you can custom order it. It is an option to check with the manufacturer.
417568
sure if the measurements are correct, you can't cut it down or it will mess it up, it would have to measure right. I believe and RV has a much narrower door so maybe not
1458160
I think the wood board under the matress could cut the vinyl and would be very difficult to wrap the strap around the base with wood side supports. That said, where there is a will there is probably a way...lol.
1244714
I have not tried to cut that type of foam but I would imagine it would, you might want to keep the temp dialed down so you do not get a melting effect.
243727
Yeah I guess. Its not very thick. As I said its regular foam so shouldn't be an issue.
2043211
Yes, since you can shorten the length because of velcro tabs. Mine are used on a queen bed, not twin. I just love mine!! Nancy S. answered on February 14, 2013
356089
Probably not unless you had something heavier like a plank of wood to brace it down. Here is why: The side guard is anchored down to the bed by using the weight of the mattress against two(2) L-shaped metal rods. Now if you put a sheet of wood between the foam and mattress or put the bars under the mattress it would be ok. We have both standard and deep mattresses (18") and this is the highest quality bed rail we found so far that fits both. I hope this helps you.
1751952
I suppose it could be. I believe that it would be best to do it with a very sharp knife. I have trimmed foam for a camper seats using a sharp knife