What is the density of the foam (in pounds)?
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I don't know but it is not heavy at all, I handled putting on a queen bed by myself and I'm an older lady. This made a world of difference in the comfort of the mattress.
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The manufacturers website lists it as 5lb density with 20 ILD for the memory foam comfort layer, the support layer is listed at 1.8lb density with 36 ILD.
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I believe that the 5.5 is the density..... 5.5 pounds per sq. inch, tho' I'm not sure about that. Whatever, it is a fairly firm memory foam, tho' very comfortable to sleep on. I have no problems with my back or hips hurting anymore from pressure points. My only dislike is that I bought the 4" thick topper, and I find that it shifts on the bed, even with a mattress cover to hold it in place. Other than that, I have no complaints. It's a terrific buy!
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It measures exactly 8 inches thick. I would assume that the 5.5 density is for the "give" when you lay down on it and it sinks some. We have this for our 3 year old and am really happy with it. I too have slept on it and and liked it.
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According to the product specs on Amazon it has a density of 1.4 with a 33 lb. compression rate. This is a medium density foam. It was a bit more firm than I expected for a couch cushion.
804646
This foam is fairly dense for it's 2" thickness. Not like memory foam. It will compress to about half it's thickness if you push down hard on it.
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Mr. Gruber if your weight exceeds 175 lbs. that 2-lb. density foam will break down quickly. It's a shame the company doesn't maintain a website for legitimate questions that Buyers have. Best to your search. Please see Atul Shukla's statement below me.
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I couldn't tell you exactly, but the top layer of foam is fairly soft and conforming while the bottom layer gives more support and is much denser.If your concern is about any dents being formed, my girlfriend and I are very... rough on beds, so much that we've managed to destroy 3 $1,000+ dollar beds in a matter of a few years, but this one has held up for the last 6 months or so without even begging to sag or lose any of it's original "springiness"
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For all practical purposes, the expanded and set foam is going to weigh almost the same as the actual weight of the two liquid components before the chemical reaction. It's the old "Which weighs more - a pound of feathers or a pound of steel?" question. It is just a matter of volume.
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foam/I weigh 130 lbs. and it was useless, fell apart only after a few months.
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I am not sure but the density seems firm to me. It is a very comfortable and supportive pillow.
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I honestly couldn't say what the density is. I've not been able to find any information Regarding foam density of this mattress. However, it is a firm mattress for me, but I'm 6'2" 170 lbs.
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I'm not sure on the pounds but it is really dense....so it weights more than your typical egg foam topper. I have been really happy with ours
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I'm not sure how density is measured. ..I would consider the mattress to be firm. ..
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according to the reply I got from the Classic Brands company,the foam density of each layer of this mattress are as follows:top layer: 3 lb/cu.ftbottom layer: 1.8 lb/cu.ft
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I have no idea how you measure the density but I bought 4 of the 2" mattress pads and am well pleased. Two of the mattresses were old and I thought I would have to replace them but the foam pads make the mattresses firmer and comfortable. I hope this helps.
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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