Is it easy to remove the "matress pad" and does the "Wedge" slide in the bed when it is not attached to the "Matress pad"?
1340962
You can fold the pad under the wedge and/or cover the whole thing with a fitted sheet. The wedge doesn't slide but you may slide down on the wedge!
1340963
I don't think it would be hard to cut off the mattress pad, but I just folded it back under the Wedge, and did not inflate it
390733
No. It is a flat pad that lays on top of the mattress. Your fitted sheet holds it in place. (Mine doesn't move around very much at all.)
140184
No, but the glides move across the floor super easy. My bed is against the wall also, but it's no problem to pull it out to change bedding or clean behind.
531723
They're easily removable. You just remove one of the slip on pads and it slides right out.
141167
I placed the pad on top of my mattress pad and under the top sheet. The pad has not shifted - the backing has a textured finish and the mattress pad is not smooth so there is an element of traction in play. I'm very pleased with the size and effectiveness of the pad.
480131
Yes very easy to remove,if you keep the backing you can easily reuse it. It just lifts off.
1564297
No,because your body does not sink into it.The wedge is extremelyfirm like a wedge cut from an extra firm mattress.Has ridges cut in one side to keep you from sliding during the nightTrust me you will love it because it is SO therapeutic.
657415
I have a Tempurpedic mattress with a 3" topper for a softer feel (a lower density memory foam than the TP) and I had the same problem with the topper moving off the mattress,even with a well fitted mattress pad. Very annoying,until I bought a "no-slip/non-skid" mesh originally used under rugs on hardwood floors. This solved the problem beautifully and the topper has not moved an inch under the mattress pad since. I bought a roll of the stuff from an online futon retailer which promote it used to avoid futons sliding off the frame. Cost total was about $14 incl.shipping.
2077671
It doesn't slip out once you wedge it under the seat if that is what you mean. We have had ours 6 months and never had an issue with it sliding or anything. The seat weighs a ton so I actually think it helps not only the recline but also from it leaving those marks on your seats. Hope that helps! :)
2263621
No. This was one of my few complaints. The bed needs the heavy metal slide attached for support.
748448
I was having the same problem with my old one. This one does not slip. The sides are very deep so as to accommodate a thick, pillow-top mattress. The sides tuck way under the mattress, which is good. My pillow-top mattress isn't terribly plush anymore, so the pad doesn't "squeeze" the mattress or anything -- in fact, it's very easy to put on and off -- but it doesn't slip like my old one. After a week, I might have to readjust it slightly, but very, very little. My old one had to be readjusted every single day when I made the bed.
357615
My bed is not precisely the same as the design pictured but is similar. It came in many pieces. The back and ends are separate pieces that arrived in tact, as I recall, then there was a long piece that goes across the front, then the base on which the mattress sits is created by screwing cross-pieces into the long sides. I love the bed because it is easy to move... I put little slide cups (purchased at my hardware store) on the feet to make it slide easily on carpet.
694364
Pretty easy. You just have to take the mattress all the way off the bed because it encases the whole thing. But once you have it on, it's easy to unzip the top part for washing and re-zip.
1191442
Don't know...but it is not attached to the bed at all so can be easily removed if not needed
1051790
yes i had to slip the bed ruffle under the mattress..not as hard as it seems actually ;)
1180556
No slips in pretty easy, you have to use something to push down the spring when taking it off
682442
It does slide somewhat - I use a fitted twin sheet to secure the pad in place.