The base of the gadget seems narrow. Will it balance and stay upright when you use it on a pillowtop mattress?
603324
I think it would be okay but not ideal after you place your head/neck on it. I think it would work much better on a smooth surface, less possible shifting and movement. Could you put a tray of some kind under it when you use it?
603325
A mattress is too soft for this to give you the full effect. The best way to use it is on a hard flat surface, such as a floor.You will have better neck, shoulder and back alignment so the device will give you the best effect. It balances perfectlywith no tipping on a hard surface... try it... only 15 minutes per use. Hope this is helpful!
603326
A mattress is too soft for this to give you the full effect. The best way to use it is on a hard flat surface, such as a floor. You will have better neck, shoulder and back alignment so the device will give you the best effect. It balances perfectly with no tipping on a hard surface... try it... only 15 minutes per use. Hope this is helpful!
603327
I would say see it will, but I have not tryed this. It does say that it is not recommended for sleeping. Recommended to us for about 10 minutes at a time.
253351
I put on top of my old mattress, and it worked great!I don't have a memory foam or a pillow top, but I think it will make it feel firmer.
709310
Yes it does. It can actually decline a little beyond flat if you want for doing crunches.
672898
I would say not, it will make it too hight and not stable for box spring and mattress on it. I think this tine is intend to use instead of box spring. That just my opinion
603598
It needs something behind it to be effective. That being said, it works well then. I'm using it right now, and I have it turned upside down! It depends how I am sitting or laying down how I use it. The fact that it is not flat, like a pillow for instance, means that it can be put in lots of different positions.I like its small size and flexibility. I generally use my own thinking to make things be the way I want them to!
2080424
You may have difficulty keeping it in place. I use it for sit ups in my gym and it shifts farely easily. (at least for an adult)
1402826
Sure, but be careful. If you aren't precise and go slowly, you'll wind up with jagged edges. That won't impact the performance of the mattress, of course.
1041564
As long as you only need it to hold on to, it will work. If the mattress is really tall it will not work to help keep a person from rolling off the bed. Not enough of it will be exposed. But for use when getting on and off the bed you only need the handle area on top. Take off the removable pocket thing. That will give you more area to grab onto.
1150893
Depends on the thickness of the mattress. It's kind of hard to maneuver and the top bed is really high.
384549
Yes. That's how i have mine. It does feel a little wobbly but as long as you don't move it too much and keep it on a solid surface it should work just fine.
1722221
Yes, it will help, the weight of the mattress secures the device while you are getting into the bed or out of the bed, maybe a bit more caution should be used getting into bed, this unit will help.
751292
Yes. I also have a pillow top mattress and I just got some deep sheets and it stays firmly in place.
680934
Not absolutely sure; the seller (not manufacturer) said the manufacturer often honors returns, but it was too much trouble to locate that information... We have a twin size Intex (with double mattress like box-springs & mattress) and it has held the air really well. These double size ones I ordered did not seem to, though I was more frustrated with the pillow rest which seemed like a good idea but ... wasn't!
811083
It really depends on the frame you use. a Frame that folds into slightly tilted up couch (like a garden swing) works best because then the weight of the mattress (its actually quite heavy) will keep it in place once folded.
1096604
Mine is a pillow top queen and it does not fit over fully. Corners slide up with even minimal movement
1286921
From what I can tell from the king, the tipping problem is mostly related to the thickness of your mattress. The heavier the mattress the less likely it will tip.
2169670
Yes. It will sit upright just fine. Applies a bunch of pressure though. At least to my back.