It says it's only 3 inches thick. I was looking for a higher loft for sleeping on my side. Can the loft be adjusted?
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It's like a bag of beans... If you lay it flat, it will be of uniform thickness. If you bunch it up to one end or edge, it will be much thicker at that side and less thick at the other. It works well for side-sleeping.
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Yes you can also add more buckwheat to it to make it stay thicker don't think of it as a pillow so much as a soft bean bag it is firmer than normal pillows.
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I would say that 3 inches is questionable even completely flattened out, probably closer to 5/6 if you want it that high.
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I'm the same height as you and very petite, and have the same preferences as you. I loved my goose down pillow, but hated that I had to keep fluffing it. I purchased this pillow in "low loft, firm," and it's a little too firm for me. Also, I find that when I awake that I'm hardly on the pillow because it might still be a little too high. So I'm exchanging it for the "low loft, plush."
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It's only about 3 inches thick. Futon cushions are about twice that thickness.
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Hi Sara, unfortunately the product is not defective; it is just false advertising stating 4" thick. And regardless of what the other answers state, mine did not expand at all after 24-48 hours. I called Amazon customer service because there was no option to contact the 'seller'. I returned mine for a full refund and ordered one from Serta through Amazon (because I purchased a Serta pet bed in the past), and I knew they would not lie.
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I believe you would need a high loft. My husband is a side sleeper and I bought him the high loft. He loves it. I am a stomach sleeper and i purchased the low loft. It was perfect for me.
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Mine is much thicker than that. Since it is inaccessible right now (it's in long-term storage), I can't give you an actual measurement, but I'd guess it is at least 4.5" thick. I find it firm and yet very comfortable.
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It is about 2" thick and soft. Might help you giving you some cushion if your mattress is very firm. It is not helping me however. My mattress is begining to sag in the middle, so adding a soft layer on top is not the best idea I have ever had! Good luck!
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yes the loft can adjusted but not the lie nor the angle such as open or close any other questions call 912-441-3695
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I don't know why, but I'm a side sleeper and the 2" works fine for me. Besides, if this topper were 3" it would be very heavy and I probably would have trouble lifting it. Maybe it has something to do with density.
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You will have to pin it higher. I purchased the screw pins and attaced it to the mattress.
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It took me some time to adjust to my new pillow I hope you can too. My very old pillow was really flat, I had issues also. I don't find it too thick now.
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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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:{ When I got mine, i was expecting my low loft to rise up a bit after 48 hours but it stayed like 1" inch high. I believe the high loft is about 4" and the low is about 2". there is something wrong with what I bought, but the return policies states, I will not get the full refund plus i have to pay shipping. Oh well. they got me there.
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I bought the twin size. I could adjust it slightly. I don't know if this applies to other sizes.
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If you are talking about a headboard that is 4 inches thick. I don't think it's going to fit very well
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Kang often manufactures for all sorts of things have in size and or firmness specific designations listed. These things are even with the same designation in fact completely different. Pillows are no exception and due to their changing shape particularly difficult to measure. I measure this pillow at no wider than 17" and no longer than 28" but I could be a little off because I think it was a little longer and wider before it began to rise. It has a pretty thick loft. I don't have a scale to measure that low a weight but I would guess that It's under two pounds. My suggestion would be to contact the manufacturer. If you are having trouble with this. Amazon will be great at helping you with this. I would say that this pillow for me is alright but not extra firm as listed. Appprox. 20-25% short of that designation. Best of Luck to you Bob
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I was able to attach it to a wooden headboard of a bunk bed. I'm not sure how thick it was but it was (guessing) 1.5 inches. But I wouldn't think it would have problems on your 3" headboard