can you cut this mattress to fit
357920
I haven't tried that because I'm afraid of messing it up, also I wouldn't know what to cut it with since its so thick and spongy. I honestly don't think cutting myself would be useful so I just bought full sized sheets so they would fit.
357921
YES...I bought this mattress to fit a hospital size bed, which is a few inches narrower than a twin size mattress...I used a marker and a yardstick to draw the line and cut with an electric knife...it was very easy and the cut was completely smooth. Hope this helps you!
357922
The one I ordered fit my bed perfectly, but I understand you could cut it with an electric knife if you needed to. Hope this helps.
1621027
I would say no, because I ordered a fullsize for a full siz bed and had to cut off about 2 inches. They are very generous with the measurements.
360158
Yes, you just have to cut a whole for the back legs.. We also bought a mattress pad because there's a gap in the middle when u lay it flat.. But my mom sleeps on it a lot vs having it as a couch most the time. Hope that helps
228919
When we got it we took one of the support boards for under the mattress to Home Depot and had them cut 5-10 more boards to support the mattress more. If you did that to reinforce the bed mattress or use a piece of plywood under the mattress, you should be fine
589126
I would imagine you can trim it if you use a razor or very sharp knife, but there is a material covering the actual foam so you have to cut that too as there is no zipper or opening to take it off, I guess you could sew it when you're finished. I have not cut or trimmed my matress so I'm not 100%sure how it would turn out. I think if I were to attempt to trim this mattress, I'd do so while it's still in the air tight package, seems like you could get a cleaner cut while the mattress is fairly flat. HTH
1139600
Yes, I'm sure it will work. If you look at how the legs are attached, you don't need to cut them - you can simply remove them and reattach later when you want to use it as a regular bed. This is a very well made bed, made with good materials.
972044
Yes it can be trimmed to fit any draw you like. I trimmed mine with a trimmed tool. It came out perfect.
1362337
the queen size one i got was about 58 x 78 i think. i dont see any reason you couldnt cut it, its soft enough that id think some heavy duty scissors would do it. BUT you wont have the nice edge that comes from the factory, it will probably be jagged looking but wont affect the foams function. its also flexible enough that for that couple extra inches you might be able to just fold it or tuck it down next to the wall or something. depending on how your bed is set up.
589130
It looks like you can trim it. It is just a thick foam and does not look like it would come apart in any way. You will love this mattress!!
1091777
Yes, we got a piece of plywood and had it cut to size. Then we used an old sheet to cover the plywood so it would not snag our mattress. Worked like a charm and is just the support it needs.
21960
Hello. It probably could be cut down if you are willing to resew up the seams. Good luck!
972779
I'm sure you can....however beware, this product is very cheaply made and did not fit our twin size bed. We actually had to cut it down to make it fit
988562
I think you can. I built mine myself. Drew the measurement and took to homedepot, they made the cuts for me and all I did was screw it together. Was easy and inexpensive.
1077225
I don't see any reason why you can't cut it. The size we bought was for a college dorm twin which is longer than the normal twin size. You might want to think how you plan to cut it. You would probably have to use a foam cutter or some sort of razor.
905706
I suppose you could but that would obviously void your warranty. First though, be sure to measure your mattress because many sold at "standard" sizes are actually a bit smaller than the stated dimensions to begin with and you might not need to make adjustments.
12017
Yes, you can cut it to fit. However, it wont be easy and it wont come out with a perfect edge, but no one will see it once the sheets go on. I think, so, Ive read, that you can cut nice clean edges on foam with an electric knife. You may want to give it a try! I would measure and mark an exact chalk line to use as a guide for cutting. Good Luck!
44686
I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.