Would this work on soft mattress? apparently the head of mattress is not supported by the chamber.
1015531
I would not waste my money on purchasing this. It leaks and you will constantly be pumping it up. We use it on a memory foam mattress and it works when it is inflated... trouble is, it doesn't stay inflated. It leaks air around the pump.
1015532
If the mattress is really soft and there is only one person in bed, it might not work. I have a memory form overlay mattress and it didn't work with that, but does under the regular mattress. Probably depends on how soft the mattress is. Mine stays inflated all night, doesn't leak. The hose is well seated in the locking port on the pump.
1015533
I have a sleep number bed (clone)-this device works simply-by raising the head of the mattress-it works fine in my situation-though it is my weight that creates the hinge effect-the mattress raises nearly flat but when I get on it the head stays high and the body drops down to the platform-hope this helps-it is an excellent device considering the options/costs available right now.
1888896
Sorry but you can't add firmness to a memory foam bed by adding this on top. You could add a piece of plywood underneath to see if that might help.
419468
I have mine over a 2" memory foam topper on a mattress that was too firm. This will help, but you may need to add the memory foam or a regular foam eggcrate topper. Hope this helps you.
1709284
I would check the connection from the cord to the mattress. I couldn't get it to work initially, because I didn't have the cord pushed in quite far enough. You need to use a lot of force to push it in all the way.
261143
Yes, somewhat. My foam mattress wasn't quite firm enough for us, and this fixed it.
186738
I don't think so. We tried to use it on a larger bassinet when we were traveling and it didn't really work because we couldn't put it under the mattress and the vibrations weren't strong enough to put it elsewhere. Maybe if you attached it to the bottom of the co-sleeper? That might work.
908536
Unless you really want the two part answer, I'll just answer the second part: No, it won't help to soften a too-firm mattress.
772275
I think there would need to be some kind of firm foundation under the mattress. Bed slats or something like that would not work.
123087
Maybe if using the legs to do so. I do not have it attached to the bed but standing on the legs and have no problems with it moving. We have a ca ling head board. And it is not one of those new heavy mattresses and it still does not move. You might try that first. Sandy
2101301
probably would not work...not enough material to stretch under the mattress. I use it on a Full and it broke!
652080
I am using this on a Cal king Memory Foam mattress. Perhaps a thinner model might be a better fit for you. My mattress requires deep pocket sheets. Good luck.
1418067
No it might help a bit, but suggest you get a topper or change the mattress
1094954
Yes. I have a memory foam mattress. I would reccomend screwing the support boards into place.
1339349
As long as you can push the bar between the mattress and hard composite piece it should work. The other issue might be the distance from the floor to the middle of the composite and mattress, the bars have to be able to adjust to that height. (In my case it was too high). A lower one should work
133981
We feel the mattress is quite firm. Recently a friend told me that it is suggested you break in this type of mattress by walking on it. This instruction did not come with our mattress but I think we may try it.
2001351
I had similar issues with my roomy. I finally just bought it for the King bed and now he really likes it. I wouldn't want the drop off between us if only covering 1/2 of bed. Can't answer if it would shift. JUST BUY IT! Only 2-1/2 inches but makes a world of difference if bed is too firm. Not good for soft mattress.
1418063
I just saw a thing called the "mattress helper" that help prop-up a sagging mattress, if that's what you've got going on. If, on the other hand, your mattress is too hard for your comfort, a thick, foam might be helpful. If you buy that kind of foam you'll need a cover between you and the foam - and this cover might work depending on the thickness of your mattress. I like a firm mattress with thick foam - supports you yet feels cooshy.