Cot Size Futon Mattresses
Today I’ve been working with a customer who needs a cot size futon mattress for an occasional use guest bed that’s going to get more frequent use by an exchange student. Well, she doesn’t really need a cot size futon mattress, but all the traditional cot size mattresses are thin and made with inferior foams, so she being a good host by looking into a nice, thick futon mattress option.
And so my search began!
At first I figured I’d have no trouble finding a cot sized futon mattress. Then I started looking at price sheets and calling manufacturers. To my disbelief cot futons are either non-existent or way over priced! As it turns out, cot futons are often considered custom jobs, thus the pricing is a bit higher (more expensive than a twin size futon). Who would think that smaller meant more expensive outside of the Fabergé egg world?
In the end I did manage to find an affordable all cotton cot from one of my manufacturers, so now I have an option for anyone in need of a cot size futon mattress on a budget.
Jane Doe said
am May 11 2009 @ 3:04 am
Hello,
Please send the information on the futon cot, including pricing.
Thank you,
Jane Doe
Kathleen said
am June 5 2009 @ 8:55 am
My husband is having bypass surgery and he will be recovering for awhile and I want him to enjoy our porch so I thought instead of a typical outdoor furniture sofa I could buy a cot sized futon mattress (thick) for a sturdy metal or wood frame with an attractive futon cover. I cput a bunch of pillows and use it as a summertime sofa for the porch.
Any ideas?
Nicole said
am June 9 2009 @ 12:05 pm
Please also send me the price information on the cot-sized futon. Thanks!
Christine Zaccarelli said
am June 14 2009 @ 7:02 pm
I have been scouring the internet for a cot size mattress for a chair that came with my daughter’s loft bed. I would be so grateful if you could send me the information as I don’t want to spend a lot of money on a mattress for a “free” chair and I can’t find the right mattress ANYWHERE.
Jimmy said
am July 10 2009 @ 3:12 pm
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