How bendy is an Emma mattress?
How bendy is an Emma mattress?
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105.4

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4,214 posts

100 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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Sorry for the weird thread.

I need to travel 200+ miles to collect two new Emma mattresses at a massive discount.

I can either take the small van and try and cram them in, at which point my Wife can share with the driving, or take the HUUUUGE van, (3.5t), which my Wife can’t get insured on.

So how bendy / flexible is an Emma mattress? Can you almost bend one through 90 degrees, and if you do, can you risk damaging one?

Thanks in advance smile

Glosphil

4,880 posts

263 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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Ask Emma?

Alpacaman

1,091 posts

270 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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Do they not come rolled and vacuum packed? Most memory foam mattresses do.

CrutyRammers

13,735 posts

227 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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From memory, ours came rolled up. Probably a sharp crease isn't a great idea, but rolling should be ok.

105.4

Original Poster:

4,214 posts

100 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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Glosphil said:
Ask Emma?
She’s busy.

105.4

Original Poster:

4,214 posts

100 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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CrutyRammers said:
From memory, ours came rolled up. Probably a sharp crease isn't a great idea, but rolling should be ok.
Alpacaman said:
Do they not come rolled and vacuum packed? Most memory foam mattresses do.
Thank you both smile Little van it is then, (Renault Kangoo), which will also halve my fuel costs compared to the Sprinter.

sherman

15,222 posts

244 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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It comes in a box. Roll it up and tie it shut with a few bits of rope.
Its just foam. Theres no springs to crush.


Mr Pointy

13,359 posts

188 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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sherman said:
It comes in a box. Roll it up and tie it shut with a few bits of rope.
Its just foam. Theres no springs to crush.
Yep, just roll it into a giant Swiss Roll & run a couple of straps round it.

OP: do you know that a lot of the bigger charity shops have these type of mattresses for sale? It's where they often go when people send them back after the 100 night trial. I know the British Heart Foundation collect them because they took mine.

Road2Ruin

6,467 posts

245 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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Returned my after a one night trail. It was hot, hard and smelt. Bit like myself...

Spare tyre

12,556 posts

159 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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I could wedge an old school double mattress in the back of a 406 estate

Should fit into a van with persuasion

BobSaunders

3,110 posts

184 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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If it’s still vacuum packed they come rolled up. About 1.5metres high and 50-60cm dimensions.

If they have been unpacked then they don’t bend very well.

arfur

4,015 posts

243 months

Monday 10th May 2021
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105.4 said:
Sorry for the weird thread.

I need to travel 200+ miles to collect two new Emma mattresses at a massive discount.

I can either take the small van and try and cram them in, at which point my Wife can share with the driving, or take the HUUUUGE van, (3.5t), which my Wife can’t get insured on.

So how bendy / flexible is an Emma mattress? Can you almost bend one through 90 degrees, and if you do, can you risk damaging one?

Thanks in advance smile
If this is from iBidder or John Pye I guarantee it's been unpacked and the photos are stock ones ... The various auction houses have them lying all over the place when I go collect other stuff.