For use in an RV, do you think a queen could be cut in half easily? I'm thinking easier roll up & storage.
1442998
I don't know if the company would recommend this? If you do I would lay it on a flat surface and score it and cut it with a utility knife.
1442999
Yes, I think you could cut it with a box cutter or straight razor pretty easily.
1443000
I would say yes although the cut will depend on how neat you are and how neat you want it to be. My past experience with "foam" products has been to use an electric knife. The serrated blades seem to work better. Another suggestion I would make; snap a chalk line or use some other means to draw a straight line and the cut should be pretty "true". Good luck!
1443001
yes...absolutely...especially when you first take it out and unroll it. It is all smooshed down flatter.
50595
Well, it's made of foam so it's pretty pliable. I'd say it could be folded in half. I just used mine on a bus trip a week ago. I stuffed it into my bag and it "fluffed out" nicely.
602585
Yes. It reminds me of a flexible kitchen cutting board. You wouldn't fold in half flat, but it could be kind of rolled up. Make sense?
2102133
Never tried it folded in half. However, it will roll to approximately 16" diameter if compressed while rolling. Hope this helps!
370857
There is maybe 4-5 inches of extra space with the full. A queen probably wouldn't fit. Not a lot of extra space
307831
These things are heavy and unwieldy. But 2 people should be able to get it into a cabover bed. I feel sure you would not want to move it every day though.Edit...the more I think about it, I think that is exactly what you are talking about - putting it "down below" for the night and storing it above for the daytime. That certainly is not impossible but you might find it less than desirable.
571297
Hi. Sorry that would be hard for me to answer because I put queen size on my sons beds that are fills. So already a bit bigger for a full.
69248
Not sure but I assume that the cutting dimentions would be different. Also the finished sizes would have to be different to accept the different size mattresses. If you put a full into the queen there will be too much room and the mattress will move around.
738958
It's easy to disassemble, but it's a bit big for an RV. If your not planning on being in one spot for a long time, I wouldn't recommend it.
666578
I'm not sure. I don't think it would rip anything, it might be a little awkward when you try to roll it up. It might work , though. You might find a better way to fold it and it could work just fine.
1534032
So they would be like blankets essentially? I would say that doing that would be about the size of a double bed in width. I don't know if you can zip two together, but like the other commenters noted, you would have different weight coverings on each side
1988752
Yes you can! But! Don't fold it up in the bed. Sharp creases are not good for it. Make sure you read the care and instructions. It works very well on our hide-a-bed in our fifth wheel. This is the second one we bought. The first one I left in the freezing cold during the winter when we stored our Rev. The previous comment about it being unstable I found to not be the case at all there is a circular bladder around the perimeter that prevents someone from rolling off of it. Its comfortable, you can control the firmness and should fit the bill!
1392743
Yes, it would make it easier. I put an extra flat sheet over the top of them and then tuck that in. It works fine for us.
1774189
This would have to be rolled. It is too thick to fold. Not really for travel in this size. :)
221815
I don't think so, its pretty stiff, I can split in half to store it , but thats all..
1461802
It doesn't store exactly like a rollaway, but I do think it would be easy to store under another bed, basement/attic or a large closet. The queen size comes in two halves, each which fold in half with clips holding the two pieces together. I don't know how hard the clips are to get off once they are on as I haven't tried.
891266
I think it would be AWESOME for an RV, and I assume that it could be trimmed easily with the right scissors or some sort of utility knife.