Been eyeing this for a while now. Original price was £42.50.
Cheap way of giving a new life to your dying mattress. Mine feels like sleeping on a bed of springs.
They also have other sizes and thickness for sale. Check out this Link!
£16.33 Single size
£22.81 Small double
£25.10 Double
£28.82 King
£56.09 Super king
- markergirl
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clayts
16 Nov 168#11
This review made me giggle
Latest comments (20)
Midnight Tboy
25 Nov 16#20
hmmm was tempted - but lot of reviews on amazon, plus comments, seem to indicate its not real memory foam. Only thing to then wonder is if any difference based on if some were sold by 3rd party seller
Jaybeam
23 Nov 16#19
We've got the 50mm thick from some time ago, the only thing I would say is that it does not behave like memory foam should do - when you press your hand down onto it, it doesn't hold the shape - acts just like dense normal foam.
Ross81
23 Nov 16#18
I've got a three inch one (mattress topper that is) and its totally changed the bed, far more comfortable without the sinking feeling of a non sprung mattress
eiamhere69
17 Nov 161#17
Perhaps they are just initial reviews. People have come back to update their review saying the topper doesn't last more than 4 months.
I know nothing about memory foam, so I'm of no help to any of you.
anthony712
16 Nov 162#15
Read the 40 odd one star reviews, saying it is just ordinary foam NOT memory foam and stinks badly.
I was going to buy one but will not bother now.
KipperRSA to anthony712
16 Nov 16#16
But over 800 give it 5/5
focusdriver
16 Nov 16#8
Single no longer available from selected buyer.
message I got
sadikyahya to focusdriver
16 Nov 16#14
now they are back in stock
FREEBIES24
16 Nov 16#12
Hi,has the proper black friday week started on amazon?i can only see a few black friday deals near the top of the amazon page and furhter down the amazon page, there are "deals" thanks in advance
ST3123 to FREEBIES24
16 Nov 16#13
I think these deals are just a kind of warm up for them to stretch it over a longer period as possible. The true black friday deals IMO at least are on the actual friday itself (and debateably the weekend too)...
clayts
16 Nov 168#11
This review made me giggle
ST3123
16 Nov 16#10
Great deal heated! I initially bought two of the two inch but now dont know whether i should cancel and get the fours? Are they worth nearly double the price?
cburns
16 Nov 161#9
And remember don't throw or give these away when your done with... cut up to fit memory foam toppers are fab for
pumping up tired cushions....inside or outdoor ones... I also use some to rest my elbow on when on the PC...
in a small pillow cover of course... they have loads of uses :wink:
xmanrho
16 Nov 16#7
That would be the 4" one I think. Check it out here. Link!
Noj
16 Nov 161#6
I bought mine on Amazon but it was ages ago. Sorry cant help more. It was £50 on a deal, that much I do remember
BigAde
16 Nov 16#5
They can help if your old mattress has just gone hard with age and lost its cushioning, but is otherwise solid and supportive.
I wouldn't use one if the mattress itself was no longer supportive.
Noj
16 Nov 16#1
Just my opinion of course but I would get a 10cm thick one. I have one and it is awesome
robs to Noj
16 Nov 16#4
where would we get a 10cm one ..........???????
ComatoseSheep
16 Nov 16#3
do these things really help or is it just wasting money when a new mattress is still gonna be needed?
sscm
16 Nov 16#2
Perhaps op should change the title to 'From £16.33' or add 'Single size' as this is the price for the single size only.
Opening post
Cheap way of giving a new life to your dying mattress. Mine feels like sleeping on a bed of springs.
They also have other sizes and thickness for sale. Check out this Link!
£16.33 Single size
£22.81 Small double
£25.10 Double
£28.82 King
£56.09 Super king
- markergirl
Top comments
Latest comments (20)
I know nothing about memory foam, so I'm of no help to any of you.
I was going to buy one but will not bother now.
message I got
pumping up tired cushions....inside or outdoor ones... I also use some to rest my elbow on when on the PC...
in a small pillow cover of course... they have loads of uses :wink:
I wouldn't use one if the mattress itself was no longer supportive.