Where can I buy foam toppers for beds?

[torinsmom]

I bought some used bunk beds and they came with bunk bed mattresses. They are thinner than normal mattresses and a little too firm in my opinion. I am wondering where to buy the foam mattress toppers at a reasonable price, maybe 1-2 inches to give it a little more softness. Doing a search, I find prices close to $100. I can get a new mattress for $99, so I am hoping for something more in the less than $40 range. Anyone have any experience with this? Could be egg crate or just flat style.

Thanks~

 

[java]

I bought one at Kohl's with a 30% off coupon. It was right around $30 and a THICK one. They have thinner even cheaper. There is a 30% off code active right now if you google you'll find it. I think someone even posted it on here.
Here's one they have online- it's on sale and if you add on the 30% It's only about $30 for a twin

http://www.kohls.com/kohlsStore/bed...ig+One+1+12in+Memory+Foam+Mattress+Topper.jsp

 

[shoney]

You could try www.overstock.com

I bought them there years ago.

 

[torinsmom]

Thanks! I knew you guys would come through

 

[daileyad]

You could try www.overstock.com

I bought them there years ago.

I second this And a lot of times their king size price is the same as the twin so buy a king and cut it in half!

 

[DisneyMomma81]

I second this And a lot of times their king size price is the same as the twin so buy a king and cut it in half!

I've done that too, worked great.

 

[cstwwt]

I recently got one at Target....much cheaper than Kohls......

 

[riley2008]

My boys have the memory foam egg-crate style foam toppers on their twin beds. Got them at Target during the clearance of all the back to school supply items last year. (I think reg $20, on sale for $10.) Did have to cut them, as they were for the x-long twin beds.

Before that they had the regular foam egg-crate toppers from Walmart. I don't think they sell them on-line but they were about $12-$15. (Those got sent with the previous mattresses and bunk beds at a camp house. Hence why they were replaced, but still fine after 4 years of use by little boys.)

 

[englishteacha]

I've gotten egg crate foam toppers from Walmart and Family Dollar. I used egg crate foam on my bed in college, and now it travels with me to summer camp when I volunteer as a counselor! Those camp beds are NOT comfy!

 

[LJSquishy]

Walmart and Target would be the best places locally. Overstock would probably be the best place to purchase online.

 

[torinsmom]

I second this And a lot of times their king size price is the same as the twin so buy a king and cut it in half!

Great idea!

 

[MrsPete]

My daughter bought one from EBay for $15. It's an extra long twin for her dorm room. New, two or three inches thick. I thought she did well.

 

[SandrA9810]

If it's for home use, go with something thicker than just an inch. You might want 3-4" thick. I use a thin egg crate for camping and such, but it wouldn't work for all the time. I've always slept with a topper of some sort.

I know around here, Goodwill receives a lot of damaged boxes from Target of new merchandise. It's usually 15-20% off retail price.

 

[nowellsl]

I've gotten a couple on Amazon much cheaper than the stores. I like the 3" memory foam toppers.

 

[scrapquitler]

I bought some used bunk beds and they came with bunk bed mattresses. They are thinner than normal mattresses and a little too firm in my opinion. I am wondering where to buy the foam mattress toppers at a reasonable price, maybe 1-2 inches to give it a little more softness. Doing a search, I find prices close to $100. I can get a new mattress for $99, so I am hoping for something more in the less than $40 range. Anyone have any experience with this? Could be egg crate or just flat style.

Thanks~

If you have Big Lots or Ocean State Job Lot or a similar sort of store in your area check there. I've seen the foam toppers at both of those stores for inexpensive prices.

 

[lilstint]

You could try www.overstock.com

I bought them there years ago.

I agree. You cannot go wrong with the Slumber Solution 4" memory foam topper from Overstock. They're awesome!

 

[3boymthr]

Just be cautious and stick with a thinner topper. The reason they have those hard mattresses is probably because of the height restrictions on top bunks. Most bunk mattresses can't be more than @6 inches in height. The maximum height of the mattress should be listed on the warning label on the bunk.