is this packed creased/vacuum sealed so that it's literally impossible to unfold, let alone lay flat (&hard spine in middle)?
1343756
No, it came rolled loosely so that when we lauded it out on bed and put sheets on it stayed flat.
1343757
It is vacum packed a lil hard to open but after a few days it conforms to the mattress my daughter would not sleep in her bed, as soon as this arrived she sleeps in it every night no complaints
1343758
I purchased the twin sized and it was shipped rolled up and then vacuum sealed. It lays fairly flat once removed from the plastic packaging with just some curved areas from being rolled. not sure how the larger size are packaged.
2245167
It's quite firm. I do not think it would be damaged as long as you didn't try to fold it in half.
1140139
It was shipped rolled in a tube, but the tube was obviously left in the vertical position. The edge appeared crumpled when unpacked, but it wasn't too damaged.
2008453
It was shipped rolled on a hard cardboard roll to me. You may want to transfer it to something more sturdy when you get it.
664091
It came in a poster box, no stronger than any other cardboard box, long and skinny. Somewhere along the line, USPS personnel must have bent the box right in half and delivered it still bent, thus causing a terrible crease across the entire poster. If you're lucky enough that the package is in good, caring hands, it should be just fine. Good luck!
171208
Have never tried but item can be bent but not folded over (no sharp creases)or it would pop the seams
2177225
Yes, it is rolled up and in a box. It just takes it a few minutes to decompress and flatten out
1719572
I would say 'not really' because folding may make it pop (get cold). It definitely doesn't lie flat because the main system bulges in the middle that needs to be 'broken' (snapped). Hope that helps.
1609919
if I remember correctly its shipped rolled up..but it flattened out in no time..
1857685
Mine came rolled up (completely flat) in a clear, zip up travel case inside the box it was shipped in
2208625
Try using WD40 and it should make it easier to un fold, its hard because of the shipping and if its cold its harder as well.
304398
Not really. I think they vacuum pack it for shipping. I would probably just cover it and slide it under a bed or something
1511366
Mine was wrapped in paper, then a nice plastic tube inside a box. The bar is one piece, so I don't think folding is an option.
1782091
It can be creased but doesn't hold a fold by itself. I guess it would if it was inside a book or something. I hope that was helpful.
931148
I do not know what in the world is up with that picture because mine was as the description, in a roll, not folded like that picture. Good luck. Probably the picture is wrong, though.
2179207
Was it rolled up and inside the white plastic? And did it expand when you cut the plastic open? If yes, then this was the same way I received mine. I believe it was airtight to hold this shape. If not, did you receive your mattresses fully extended? That would be a huge box/package to handle.
1155751
It is vacuum packed in thick plastic... It's actually rolled up and inside a box..a machine must vacuum pack it..as soon as you puncture the plastic wrapping and remove it, the mattress expands to it's full size.. I know this sounds impossible but it's true and I highly recommend it as it is very supportive and very comfortable .. I sleep on it every night and love it.. Hope this helps