what weight rating is the hd rated foam base, 1.5# or 2.1#?
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WHOA, that is a question for NASA I think..lol. I would ask the guy that works for the company on that questions..
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The ones I got were 1/2 inch, I won't use anything else. The 1/2" is much more stable, less vibration.
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Yes, I called Amazon because of the confusion with the pictures. This item is a full round and it is very dense. I had to work my way up to this density because there is no give in the foam. I did order the half round for lower back stretches.
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Update... I checked the website (SF Planet) as they have the listed there. In the discription it does say its 1.3
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Not sure what that "1.1" number is referring to - could simply be a typo. The engine itself is about 2 pounds; then there's the flex shaft, the pedal, the accessories, and the packing material (box, plastic, etc.). 11.6 pounds sounds about right for a shipping weight. Excellent piece of equipment whatever the weight. good luck.
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personally, i don't know the technical specs. but i have had foam mattresses in the past and i would consider this a firm mattress. i weigh 230lbs and the only give is the top layer which makes it comfortable to sleep on. i prefer a very firm mattress with a little softness when my bones connect with the mattress. good luck!
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It is no way near 1.5" thick. I would not want to lift it if that was true. Mine is right at 5/16" thick (0.3125").
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Received this info from the vendor.The 5.5" of HR foam is a very firm, very dense foam. It has an ILD rating of 32.The 3" of latex is can be any ILD from 19-44 depending on the comfort level. All of our latex comes from Latex International.The soft reflex foam I am not sure of the density, but we purchase that from Carpenter Foams.
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Just weighed it on a mail scale and it came in at 1lb 2.2oz. Hope that help you. Good day to you. peter
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From what I understand about the density it's from 1-5, 5 being the firmest. This mattress is a 4.
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I would suggest looking up WABA sand and see the weight on their description. I want to say approximately 2 pounds.
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wasn't sure so i looked it up i just know its heavier..heres what i got off the internet Density Four lb. density foam weighs four pounds per cubic foot. High-density foam is higher quality than low-density foam because a higher density increases the foam's "memory" or ability to both support and conform. Foam densities under three lbs. are considered low density; any foam over five pounds is high density. Both three and 4-pound memory foam fall within the medium-density range, and it is certainly possible to buy a quality memory foam mattress in either of these densities. Durability One important difference between three lb. and four lb. memory foam is durability. Four lb. memory foam will simply last longer than three pound foam. When it comes to memory foam density, you get what you pay for; four lb. foam costs more, but holds up better over the years. Read more: http://www.ehow.com/about_6670876_3-4-pound-memory-foam.html#ixzz2s2efTGUr
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We have a king size foam mattress with double box springs underneath. Very sturdy so far and no squeaking or shakiness. Highly recommend. I weigh about 220 and my wife 130.
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I'd say the 1.5 loaf on this one...I also have the 13" and would say that is the 2lb loaf.
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4 lbs is the density of the foam. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
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The density of the memory foam layer is 3.0 pounds. For additional information, please contact the manufacturer at 1-800-613-1225.
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I just weighed it. It wasn't exact science, but according to me it's 2.5, and for sure not 4.