Traditional Japanese/Thai Floor Rolling Futon Mattress
$86.00
- Traditional Japanese/Thai floor rolling futon mattress
- Color: Black, Size: 3″ Thick x 30″ Wide x 80″ Long
- Filled with 90% white cotton, polyester fiber, and one-inch foam
- Meets flame retardant requirements
- Shipped in a smaller box for lower shipping rates
- Corrugated initially, regains original size after stretching
- Cleaning instructions recommend using a mattress cover and spot cleaning
- Product specifications: 15 pounds, 80 x 30 x 3 inches dimensions
Description
Product Description:
- Color: Black
- Size: 3″ Thick x 30″ Wide x 80″ Long
- Brand new, filled with 90% white cotton, a layer of polyester fiber, and a layer of one-inch foam
- Meets flame retardant requirements
- Shipped in a smaller box to reduce shipping costs
- May initially be slightly shorter in width and length due to packaging, will regain original size after stretching
- Cleaning instructions: Use a mattress cover sheet for protection, spot clean only, air out in the sun or near open windows for drying.
Additional information
| Item Weight | 15 pounds |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 80 x 30 x 3 inches |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Item model number | FRFM3080 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Assembled Height | 3 inches |
| Assembled Width | 30 inches |
| Assembled Length | 80 inches |
3 reviews for Traditional Japanese/Thai Floor Rolling Futon Mattress
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P –
I bought this futon over 3 months ago and have been using it as my main sleeping surface. I’ve followed the care recommendations and it’s holding up well without any noticeable compression. Initially, there was a grassy smell, but it dissipated quickly. It’s comfortable for back sleepers, but may not be ideal for side sleepers or those who move a lot during the night. It expands dramatically upon opening and could serve as a temporary guest bed. After a year and a half, it’s still in good…
A Nonymous –
Updated Review (8/14/15): I separated my two shikibutons so my son could sleep on the tri-fold while I used the roll-up. The tri-fold was too hard to sleep on comfortably, even for me who prefers firm mattresses. I slept on the roll-up alone for part of the night, finding it firm but comfortable. However, I prefer using both together, with the roll-up on top and the tri-fold as the base. This combination works perfectly for me as the firmness of the roll-up complements the dense padding of…
Alex Jones –
The picture doesn’t accurately show the size, it’s about 4-5 inches thick. It feels overstuffed and very firm, but not uncomfortable. It’s a bit heavy when trying to store it on a high shelf. I haven’t slept on it yet, but it seems sturdy. It has a built-in pillow at one end for shorter people. It felt comfy when I tested it out. It might be more comfortable than my regular mattress. I got it as a temporary bed for moving, but it could potentially replace my regular bed. After sleeping on…