Foam mattresses are all cuttable. Just make sure to get one that is fiberglass free.
Process is inflate the mattress, unzip or cut open a seam of the fabric cover, chop to size with an electric turkey knife, then put the fabric cover back on and stitch it shut if needed.
We have a 12" thick mattress from Costco that we cut to size for our Murphy bed. It's super nice.
Hope I’m not too late for this, but my wife and I recently had a boring hybrid king mattress for almost a year and just returned at the end of the 1 year trial. We originally wanted a memory foam mattress but laid down at some stores on hybrids and thought we liked that aspect of it. Firmness was told around 6-7 out of 10. But we thought it was way too soft and thin. I’m around 260 and I would flop around and my ass could bottom out on the bed.
Currently we’re on a novafoam firm memory foam queen mattress from Costco that our guest room mattress and it’s been maybe a month on it. So far it’s not bad but I notice laying down I do kind of sink in and get “hugged” I wouldn’t say I necessarily have pains with this bed which I would get often with the boring mattress. But I’m worried over time it could eventually cave in.
So my questions are, should I just cave and buy the king size mattress from Costco and give it a go? Or are there any other suggestions for mattresses that are similar that could help or be better?
After a while of research I feel like all these online brand are just all the same gimmick and can’t really choose. I’m a side sleeper and a back sleeper occasionally and we’re keeping the adjustable base which we enjoy.
Hope this helps and thanks in advance!
nanarpus
