I have a wooden loft (just a wooden board). I wanted to get this &amp; put up there to save space. Will it be uncomfortable to sleep on every night?
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It should be just fine. We use Ikea frames with plywood as the base under the mattresses and love them. Your set up would basically be the same, just not elevated on a bed frame.
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While it certainly wouldn't hurt to use a bunkie board, I haven't seen a need for it personally. At 215 lbs I do feel them flex when I'm on it, but only a little bit. After 'long' term use I haven't noticed any of the bars bending from overloading.
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Yes. I don't recommend sleeping directly on top of it - although I suppose you could. It has, what looks like, square "chambers" all over. A top sheet helps smooth the entire surface.
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If you mean is it 'lofted' to give you a comfortable sleep, then I would have to answer no. We tried fitting the heated mattress pad on our beds directly underneath the fitted bottom sheet. My husband slept well this way, but I have a thin build and could feel the wires beneath me all night and was restless. I then tried putting a fitted lofted mattress pad between the heated mattress pad and the bottom sheet and now it sleeps wonderful. Even my husband said it was more comfortable this way. I was concerned about not being able to feel the heat, but it is great. When it is cold enough to turn on the heated pads, I usually keep my twin heated pad set on 2 or 3 and my husband prefers his heated pad to be set at 6.
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Yes, it will somewhat be uncomfortable. It's not hard material but niether is it soft, I for one normally sleep on my sides or facing down but I gave up sleeping face down after purchasing this product. I am not saying you "can't", surely you can but while you move around in your sleep it will move a little around your face. I should have included this on my review..
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It won't be a problem. Your mattress will hang over the frame on all sides by an inch, but that won't affect your ability to get a good night's sleep.
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Hey to be honest is pretty hard. I bought a mattress top. I was planing to buy it anyway cause i have mattres top in all our beds.
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Your loft might not be sitting level. Also, some silicone lube might help though make it is food grade.
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I would not recommend it. It opens into a narrow bed and it is quite hard. I slept on it with a foam padding and it was OK for me. I am quite slender so it was all right for a night or two. I use it as a spare when I have sleepover guests.
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The frame is not bad. Just a couple of wingnuts. The matress would be a bigger hassle in my opinion. I'd go with a rollaway couch or futon unless you want to put into storage when not in use.
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I have a 13 foam bed. Adjusting it is not something I want to do often. If you want to put in place and leave it do....but to make adjustments a few times a day....not worth it. Because you have to lift it fully in order to lower it, then lift it again. But I do still love the bed frame....I sleep full time on the first notch up.
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I think mijcar has the truth of it. I'm doing a low-budget version of what you describe: I have two of these side by side and the slightly-more expensive rolled futon (from the same company) on top of that. It's very comfortable. I have some movement under the "bedroll" because I'm laying lengthwise on it, but if I understand your plan you intend to be lying "against" the grain, so to speak, widthwise. If so, it should be fine. Actually, once I get a new place with more room I might well do the same thing you suggest. It's a good idea.
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Hi. Yes. We put it on my daughters bunk bed. There isn't anything under it but the wooden slats and she now prefers to sleep in her own bed. It would probably rival my own bed if you put it over some sort of solid mattress but with her light weight, it was not a problem. I don't think that it would be comfortable over just the wooden slats for an adult. The bed is nice. I think that it is a great value and we haven't given it a second thought. It was ready to go in a few minutes and opening it was fun. It shipped quickly and beat several other in Stock items to my home that were ordered in the same batch. Enjoy. Hi. Yes. We put it on my daughters bunk bed. There isn't anything under it but the wooden slats and she now prefers to sleep in her own bed. It would probably rival my own bed if you put it over some sort of solid mattress but with her light weight, it was not a problem. I don't think that it would be comfortable over just the wooden slats for an adult. The bed is nice. I think that it is a great value and we haven't given it a second thought. It was ready to go in a few minutes and opening it was fun. It shipped quickly and beat several other in Stock items to my home that were ordered in... » Read More Hi. Yes. We put it on my daughters bunk bed. There isn't anything under it but the wooden slats and she now prefers to sleep in her own bed. It would probably rival my own bed if you put it over some sort of solid mattress but with her light weight, it was not a problem. I don't think that it would be comfortable over just the wooden slats for an adult. The bed is nice. I think that it is a great value and we haven't given it a second thought. It was ready to go in a few minutes and opening it was fun. It shipped quickly and beat several other in Stock items to my home that were ordered in the same batch. Enjoy. « Show Less
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If placed correctly you don't have to do that. Our daybed holds my grown son who is 250 lbs. if you place plywood, you get a really firm bed!!!
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I actually slept with this mattress on a hardwood floor while awaiting for my four poster bed and it was pretty comfortable. I think it will work for you. My only real complaint about the mattress is when my boyfriend is in the bed we sink toward each other and I like my space when I sleep.
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No it can not the bottom is basically a springboard so its more of a hard wood bottom. So I wouldn't recommend sleeping on that side, but the bed is incredibly soft and supportive with the compact springs. So if you looking to save room on a bed, this is the right bed. Hopefully that helps you.
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No. It doesn't have to go in a corner. It is like a big round net with thick elastic that can be stretched into whatever shape. I think it would work fine to hang under a loft bed.