Questions and Answers for Sealy Response Performance 12 in. Queen Cushion Firm Tight Top Mattress

A:  Hello SnowMonster5150. I'm sorry but this item is no longer available. Thank you for your question.

A:  Hello Sleep Deprived. I'm sorry but this item is no longer available. Thank you for your question.

A:  Hi Sparky, Here are the dimensions: Product Depth (in.) 74 Product Height (in.) 12 Product Width (in.) 53

A:  Hello, Thank you for your inquiry. The coil count for the Sealy Response Performance 12 in. Twin XL Cushion Firm Tight Top Mattress is 406. The coils are encased for added support. Please contact our Customer Service Representatives at (800) 697-3259 with any further questions.

A:  Yes, this mattress will fit on a regular metal frame.

A:  I bought mine less then a week ago and it fit perfectly. In less then a half hour the old mattress was out and the new mattress was in.

A:  Hi Cherdo, This mattress is a medium firm. We are working on updating the enhanced content to depict this. Thank you!

A:  Depends on your set up I guess. My bed has slats (which can be purchased for use instead of a box spring), so I don't need one. If you don't have slats, unwilling to purchase slats, or don't have a bed frame that supports a mattress only configuration, platform bed frame for example, then yes, you would need a box spring.

A:  Hello, Yes, this is a mattress only. You will need to purchase some sort of base for this mattress separately, unless you purchase the version of this mattress that comes with a foundation. Here are some options with foundation below: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sealy-Response-Performance-12-in-Queen-Cushion-Firm-Tight-Top-Mattress-Set-with-5-in-Low-Profile-Foundation-42304851/302760115 https://www.homedepot.com/p/Sealy-Response-Performance-12-in-Queen-Cushion-Firm-Tight-Top-Mattress-Set-with-9-in-High-Profile-Foundation-42304751/302760093

A:  No, as long as your bed does not require a box spring, this mattress does not need one.

A:  Hi Bob, SolidEdge HD System in the description is correct. The image is referring to a euro top mattress, while this mattress is a firm tight top. We apologize for the confusion, and will have the image removed. Thank you!