Can you put the mattress right in after assembly?
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This is just the headboard, but I was able to attach my bed frame and drop it all right in. Very easy.
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Not sure this is the answer you are looking for or not, but yes... It will slide right under after assembly. if by "in you mean "on" I think you may be asking a question about the wrong product. Prepac also makes a bed frame with drawers that your mattress would go in.which is here Espresso Queen Mate's Platform Storage Bed with 6 Drawers
572459
Yes. I would suggest you put a protective layer (sheet or blanket) between the mattress and the bed frame, because the actual support boards are not coated with anything and will stick to mattress.
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Not sure this is the answer you are looking for or not, but yes... It will slide right under after assembly. if by "in you mean "on" I think you may be asking a question about the wrong product. Prepac also makes a bed frame with drawers that your mattress would go in. which is here http://www.amazon.com/Prepac-Manhattan-Platform-Storage-Espresso/dp/B001KW0BUQ/ref=pd_bxgy_hg_img_y
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No. The frame folds flat against itself. You'll have to have the mattress folded and stored separate from the frame.
139071
Yes! Once I opened my mattress I put it right on my frame and since then it bends and unbends without a problem!
1369122
The mattress is which my mattress cover is placed on is not a memory foam mattress. Therefore I can't answer the question properly.
89428
I think it depends on the width of the mattress, but I cannot say that I can do it easily, especially after I washed the cover. It does not fit the mattress perfectly if I don't spend time on stretching it.
554649
We have a new mattress! That is not the issue! There should be side and foot boards like shown in the photos! The headboard is wobbly without them!
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Not quite. It's a regular bed alright, but it's not compressed into anything, more like in itself. Think of a bread that is forcefully flattened, tightly packed into a plastic bag and rolled into a tube sized shape. It starts fluffing up instantly after unpacking. No manual air inserting needed. Nature takes care of it.
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No. The mattress is encased in a cotton wrap. Any intentional damage (cutting) would negate your warranty.
1317311
Yes, you can and I wish I had. However, there is not a way to remove it easily after assembly. It is not that it is ugly. Just not necessary. So just skip that step during assembly and you should be fine.
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.
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I don't thnk so. I believe the delivery is done through a delivery service so you will need to dispose of your current mattress, I imagine.
161416
We just put it right on the bed and used it a few hours later. There were no instructions that said to let it lay flat, so we didn't. Still working well!
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When you open the wrapping, the mattress will begin to expand. In either case, expanded or still in the box, it will be easier to move with some help.
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Yes. We have not used it yet. At the moment the mattress is sitting on a bedframe, but will be stored away eventually.
1691393
No, once it is unrolled it would be very difficult to reroll.The mattress grows rapidly once the original package is opened.
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No. It was a temporary sleep arrangement. Once we transitioned to the crib (shortly before baby was too big for this anyways), we chose a firm mattress.
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Yes, it is. However, I do not know why you would want to do that. It has got a zipper, that is not the problem. But, How are you going to get the mattress back into that cover after you wash it? This is an excellent product, but is it not a permanent bed. What we do is but a nice fitting sheet on them. We have three of them.