Packing mattresses in containers
#1
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Packing mattresses in containers
Got John Mason's here right now - they are saying they are going to pack our mattress on its end (in a mattress protector) and pile boxes up against it.
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
#2
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Joined: Aug 2005
Location: Sydney
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Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Got John Mason's here right now - they are saying they are going to pack our mattress on its end (in a mattress protector) and pile boxes up against it.
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
Gill
#3
Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Got John Mason's here right now - they are saying they are going to pack our mattress on its end (in a mattress protector) and pile boxes up against it.
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
Will the mattress suffer from spending 8 weeks on its end? I'd rather it went horizontal but they seem reluctant to do this.
Anyone any experience?
Thanks
Buzzy
#4
Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Hi Buzzy,
JM packed our mattress too in this way, It is a kingsize £300 mattress and has arrived here 3 weeks ago perfect. Hope all goes well
S xx
JM packed our mattress too in this way, It is a kingsize £300 mattress and has arrived here 3 weeks ago perfect. Hope all goes well
S xx
#5
Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Ours came on their sides and arrived perfect. If they were flat I think the springs are more likely to be damaged either being squashed or not being totally flat on top of everything else.
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Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Thanks guys, put my mind at rest a bit. Its a superking which aren't the easiest to get hold of in Oz so I'd prefer I didnt have to try and replace it!
Buzzy
Buzzy
#7
Re: Packing mattresses in containers
Better on end, laid flat, can cause frame damage if not completly horizontal'........................mm
#8
Re: Packing mattresses in containers
We're not taking our mattresses. But if you do, you may want to take out mould & mildew cover on the insurance. As the container travels through the tropics, you may get condensation inside from the day/night temperature differences. And then the mattresses may go mouldy.
Gina
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