Getting double mattress into attic

[autumn]

Has anyone managed to get a reasonably good quality double mattress into the attic of a terraced house via the stairs ? I've looked at a cheaper one which would bend but they are only for occasion use ! Thank you .

[unbeliever]

Has anyone managed to get a reasonably good quality double mattress into the attic of a terraced house via the stairs ? I've looked at a cheaper one which would bend but they are only for occasion use ! Thank you .

 

Good mattress are full of springs and such. If you fold it over enough to get it into your loft, you'll [expletive deleted] it so you may as well set it on fire.

Sorry, but I don't think there's a mattress you can get that doesn't suck, but folds.

Air bed maybe?

[ianparkin]

I got one upstairs where i had to bend the mattress at 90 degrees to do it but I wouldn't bend one back onto itself

[Sidonica]

Have you considered memory foam mattresses?

[Alcoblog]

Have you considered memory foam mattresses?

Do they remember how to get upstairs by themselves?

[Padders]

Do they remember how to get upstairs by themselves?

 

:hihi:........

[Sidonica]

Do they remember how to get upstairs by themselves?

 

If only, seriously though, I bought one for our loft bedroom. They are rolled up and I could get it up 2 flights of stairs by myself. It wasn't an expensive one and everyone says it is very comfortable.

[tzijlstra]

European mattresses are very different and, in my opinion, still comfortable (although obviously not as comfortable as a full on boxspring). There is a famous blue and yellow store that sells these in bulk

[GerryBooth]

You can buy matresses rolled up tight.

 

The problem is when you want to take it out.

[tzijlstra]

You can buy matresses rolled up tight.

 

The problem is when you want to take it out.

 

That is actually easier than it sounds - you use rope or belts to keep them together once you rolled them up.