Can you use this on a mattress that has the flocking on it?
519412
My mattress repair was on the flocking, and so far so good. Also love that there's enough in this little bottle to do a lot of repairs (and I doubled the number of suggested layers for this repair).
519413
I would say probably not because the flocking would prevent the glue from making an air-tight seal. I also used the Tear-Aid repair kit to fix a LARGE tear in my pool liner. I think that MIGHT work on a flocked mattress if you can get it to seal over the flocking. I think you'd have a better chance than with the Coghlans for that type of repair.
519414
Yes. We have a "peach fuzz" flocked surface on our Aerobed and it fixed it better-than-new (kids "bounced" a new hole elsewhere, so the patch has proved to be stronger than the original material of the bed)
519415
I have used it quite often on the flocking. It works great. I have a "never flat" airbed and fix the holes without deflating the bed.
2271520
I do not see why you could not do so. We have a memory foam mattress, which I am not fond of, but I used my egg crate on another mattress.
1832474
I think if you had a solid base, like a flora or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.
1995031
Yes! It works perfectly! Just flip one so the toggle clips can click together and hold them stable. You can configure them so one "flocked" side will be facing up and one will be on the floor. Also place them so the top inflation valve is at the foot of the bed for easy access. You will have to deal with the black "flap" (built in storage wrap) shown in the picture, but just tuck that in between both mattresses.
1935962
I used mine with a separate mattress. I think you could use it directly on the pack n play, but it may not fit snugly.
780938
I think it would because this is made for deep mattresses. I think you would have a lot of bunching of the sides
873685
I've never tried that, but I'm thinking that if your mattress is on the firm side, you should be able to. If you have a soft mattress, it may not work.
1403554
If the bed is a pedestal, then yes. If it has sides that come up around the mattress it may be hard to use.
447018
I used my old mattress on it. Fits just fine. I have it on carpet so I don't know if it would scratch the floor. Very sturdy. My kids jump on it all the time.
1689364
Should be fine. I used it on a steel bed frame with 2 inch grids directly under the mattress. The mattress is not thick but I can not feel the grids even when I try to press hard on it. This is much better than I thought and I am very impressed.
1980750
Only if you put it at the top of the bed only. You would need to really stretch it and loose "the look" if you tried to do it sideways.
263078
Yes, or if you strech it on the sides, it will be move towards the bottom/under the mattress. There is no way to get around that, the top part is still good though, from my experience!
1429607
Absolutely not! The topper should be placed on top of everything but the bottom sheet; here's the reason. To keep this topper soft and capable of doing its job, I will reach under the sheet and vertically shake the topper every few days to keep the loft from mashing down. Shaking it restores the "Imitation feathers" to their proper height. You would shake a featherbed or feather topper every day to do this, that's why the down alternative is so handy. Twice a week works for it just fine.
1355519
I dont think that it would work well over a fluffy mattress topper...the pockets are not very deep and it would shift alot. Hope this helps. :)
2101301
probably would not work...not enough material to stretch under the mattress. I use it on a Full and it broke!
599605
sure, but this "bridge" does not prevent the mattresses from separating if the bed frames "move". This item functions as a "filler" of the gap between the 2 mattresses. ( I also bought a "strap" that wraps around the mattresses to hold them together)
1832475
I think if you had a solid base, like a floor or a piece of plywood, it would probably work well for you, but if you had it on slats or weak box springs, I would worry that you could feel the bumps through the mattress.