Could I use this cushion on my soft lazy-boy-type living room chair (and would it be comfortable?), or does it need a firm chair?
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You could, but this is relatively soft and the massaging action is not great. I rely on it more for the heat in the winter against leather seats. I have more expensive, massaging cushions that are better massagers and would be better for chairs. I also have one that you can use flat on a bed that is wonderful, too, as an option.
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I'm not sure that it would provide any support in that situation because the cushion is pretty soft itself and is flexible from side to side.
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I think it would help although it isn't ultra firm. I use it on my upholstered office chair for more support and it works really well.
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I don't think it's very comfortable, but if your idea of comfort is being well-supported, then it is that. I bought it mainly for the design and to have an extra chair that would contrast the gushy cushions of the other furniture in the room.
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It is comfortable for me, is not much soft, but for what you think you want it with a few extra cushions would perfect !!
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It's quite comfortable, firm squishy is a great description. Soft seat cushion made of silicone material .
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I recommend you purchase ObusFormes seat cushion. I use the back and seat cushions together in my LazyBoy. I don't know if weight makes a difference , but perhaps the manufacturer could help answer that question. I find using both at the same time is the only way I can sit comfortably in my chair.
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Yes. No problem. Its just like a futon couch cushion, but thinner, softer and is a queen instead of a full.
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Yes, I do consider it firm. I've owned mine for a few months now and it's as firm as the day I got it. It is still comfortable and helps fill the space between my back and my leather chair where I needed added support.
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Yes, this is great for a Lazy Boy chair. I have back pain and this has helped.
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It is not designed to be a seat cushion. It would be uncomfortable. The design is that it has only enough air in it to make it mold to your back. In fact if you over inflate it, it is not comfortable on your back. You could sit on a seat style cushion and use this for you back and it is very comfortable. I hope that is helpful.
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This cushion is very nice foam, not too firm, but contours the back for nice support. I use it as lumbar support at home in my recliner. I even took it on a 13hr. flight to Hawaii and it was wonderful. I have had it for awhile now and if it disappeared tomorrow, I'd buy another. Hope this helps.
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No, this couch is not the kind to seat and relax on, this is a very firm couch. I bought it for my dining room and although is nice we can't seat there for hours.
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I would not call it soft. But it is also not "firm" at all. It has some "give" because of the honeycomb. I used it to ride in the van for several hours (getting out a couple of times) and my "sitting bones" were not nearly as stiff. I guess my wheelchair foam cushions are more firm. I was worried about firmness, too, but took a chance and am satisfied. Something softer might also be thicker, which wouldn't do well for the car. And this one is easy to transport, so those are additional considerations. Hope that helps. (I see that someone else mentioned stacking 2 of them. THAT would make it softer, if height isn't an issue. And I *think* maybe the same company has a thicker one? Not sure.) I would not call it soft. But it is also not "firm" at all. It has some "give" because of the honeycomb. I used it to ride in the van for several hours (getting out a couple of times) and my "sitting bones" were not nearly as stiff. I guess my wheelchair foam cushions are more firm. I was worried about firmness, too, but took a chance and am satisfied. Something softer might also be thicker, which wouldn't do well for the car. And this one is easy to transport, so those are additional considerations. Hope that helps. (I see that someone else mentioned stacking... » Read More I would not call it soft. But it is also not "firm" at all. It has some "give" because of the honeycomb. I used it to ride in the van for several hours (getting out a couple of times) and my "sitting bones" were not nearly as stiff. I guess my wheelchair foam cushions are more firm. I was worried about firmness, too, but took a chance and am satisfied. Something softer might also be thicker, which wouldn't do well for the car. And this one is easy to transport, so those are additional considerations. Hope that helps. (I see that someone else mentioned stacking 2 of them. THAT would make it softer, if height isn't an issue. And I *think* maybe the same company has a thicker one? Not sure.) « Show Less
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The cushion is pretty thin. I would only lay it in a hard floor with a thick blanket either under or on top.
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The thicker the cushion you buy I think the softer it will be. I have 2 1" pads and they are soft enough for my husband. He is confined to his chair all day and it has prevented any bedsores.
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No. The cushion is very firm and will not compress enough to make this position comfortable.