12 Inch Soft Sleeper 5.5 Full / Double Mattress With 4 ...

• Assembly required. Three separate layers of foam and removable expandable mattress pad cover.
• Two 4" Customizable Layers of Soft Sleeper Superior Support. One Firm and the other Medium Firm.
• 4" layer of Soft Sleeper 5.5 Visco Elastic Memory Foam, and a removable, washable, Expand-A-Cover
• This luxurious visco memory foam material reacts to your body temperature reducing pressure points.
• 100 NIGHT SLEEP TRIAL! 10 Year Soft Sleeper Manufacturer Limited Warranty! Visco Elastic Memory Foam

Decent cheap bed:
I like the bed but its far from perfect, a little background about me, I have been sleeping on cheap futons for years, they seam to last about few years and flatten out to about an inch or two, from the 4 inches or more of its original thickness, I replace the futon when its to uncomfortable to sleep on, and I like a hard bed, but not to hard, BTW my weight is about 250lb and just under 6 foot tall, I ordered this bed thinking about other "Memory foam" mattresses and how they felt, this bed does not feel like them, its really really soft and you sink real deep into it. When I got the bed in, it came in 3 boxes, each had a 4 inch thick sheet of foam inside, the foam sheets are labeled, something like soft, medium, hard, and there is a large fitted sheet to hold the layers together, its a little bit of a struggle to put that fitted sheet on, and then none of my fitted sheets would fit over that fitted sheet, all I had was normal size fitted sheets, bed was to thick for them. Then I tried the bed, it felt good, but I sunk into the bed real bad, so much so it was hard to move or maneuver out of the spot I sunk into. I tried rolling over on my belly and the center part of my body sunk in so far I was bent into a curve, that did not feel to good, I tried a few nights like this and did not get much sleep. After a few sleepless nights I decided to experiment, I removed the "medium" foam layer and only kept the top and bottom, the "Soft" and "Hard", and I put a 1.5 inch "Memory foam" mattress topper under the "Hard" foam layer, because I was still sinking into the foam, and without the "medium" layer I was sinking down so far I could just barely feel the foundation the mattress was set on, with it set up with the mattress topper and the "Hard" and "Soft" layers it works OK, I still sink into the bed, but not as bad, I would have kept the the "medium" and "hard" but the top layer is the "Memory foam", later on I may try the "medium" and "hard" only. After all that, I decided to better protect the foam layers and make it easier to move around and work with, the foam layers seam to move out of place a little bit every time you get in and out of bed, and the foam sticks together threw friction making it hard to move, so I got futon covers, the stretchy kind, and put one on each foam layer, that also helped firm-up the foam a little, I got the mattress topper and futon covers at Walmart. Its not a bad bed, I don't hate it, its just a cheep bed, and right now its not to bad. I only worry about it flattening out over time, and yea next time I will spend the extra $$$, but like I said its not a bad bed, Its just a cheap bed.