Looking for a mattress to use in a semi truck on the top bunk would this work? Double checking from reviews, its also in my price range.
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It is pretty firm. I have it on a couch that is more of a formal not comfortable couch.
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Sorry for the long delay in answering. This mattress is very firm. I have be using for some time now and it has not broken down nor flattened out. I am using on top of my bed and sometimes I need to take it off it is so firm. I cannot see why it would not work in your truck. Good luck.
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It is being used for bell cushions for a church bell choir. I think the density would be great for a mattress. The price is excellent.
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A good base maybe sinc it is very thick & heavy. By base, i mean it should be something sturdy enough to hold the weight of both the mattress and the person using it. CBag is right, platform frame or slats are good options.
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Any mattress works for the bottom bunk, but for the top you dont want to have a mattress that has a pillow top on it
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We purchased the full on full bunk beds a few months ago and use a standard full size mattress and it works perfectly!
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Yes. I have the same mattress. Buy a wood board to put underneath from home depot... Its a reallly thin piece of wood or use something similar. And get the dual bc the single one has way too many false alarms. Love it and worth the investment
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I would agree with the others, it's medium firm to firm. A lot of local mattress stores have them on the floor to try out. I would recommend lying down on various different beds before deciding to purchase on Amazon for the extreme savings.
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It should work fine. I wouldn't think the depth of the mattress would be as much of a factor as the width of the mattress and the space between the mattress and wood framing of the bunk.
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The best choice would be a bunk board. That's what mines on. Even if the wood slats are very close together, there still is space and that's not too good for a memory foam mattress (especially one that's 10 inches thick).
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In our truck bed it is a bit too large. You can squish the mattress to make it fit where you need it but only a little bit and if you are sleeping two on it, and one of you gets up the other could be rolled off. If I were you I would do some measurements of your truck bed. This mattress is a little easier to conform to something than a standard air mattress.
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1st question: It may work as a futon, but I'm not sure because I haven't tried it. I think a 6 inch mattress may be too thick...4 inches might work better. 2nd question: I think it would last as long as a futon mattress as long as it is covered.
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I think so but would suggest checking specifications on that. If you happen to lay directly where the "seam" between the two halves when laid out for a bed, it is a little uncomfortable. I did buy a pillow top mattress pad to help but it might need the egg crate type foam to something thicker. Memory foam maybe?
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Any mattress will work. We did add about 6 extra slats to support weight of multiple kids or an adult on the top bunk.
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Ive had mine for a good nine mounths now, and two people weighing about 160 sleep on it nightly and i haven't noticed any flatning. When i was doing my research for which bed to buy i. Had heard a lot of companies were doing a bait and switch, they would sell really good matress for a while, build up a good rating, and then start selling crap ones to make more of a profet. So just be careful with as to whome you buy it from, and to read ALL of their reviews to see if they played any said games with people.
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I purchased this matress for use in my RV. I had previously purchased a 3" foam mattress for the RV and I felt like I was bottoming out so a thicker one was definitely the answer. I have a tempurpedic foam mattress in my bedroom. I would say that this matress is more firm then the tempurpedic but not enough that it effects my sleep.
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Yes, we have the full size version of this mattress on the top bunk of a (full sized) bunk bed with wooden slats. It works perfectly well.
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We have a pillow top queen and the regular bunkbed mattress. They are both very comfortable, but I wouldn't consider either of them firm. The 7 inch crazy quilt is more firm than the 10 inch pillow top, in my opinion.
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If I had a new pillow top mattress that sags, I would first go back to the retailer. They may replace it and save you money. As to your question, I am not sure. I bought ours for the camper with a low quality mattress and it is the most comfortable bed we own. When I buy another I will get the 3 inch one and put a pad on top before the bottom sheet. Hope this helps.