Which is better for a guest room?

Either works in Queen at 6 inches. The Inofia adds a non-slip base and a fiberglass-free cover, which matters if kids or guests use it often. B costs less and includes a storage bag for folding it away.

Is the Inofia worth the extra money?

At the listed prices it costs about $25 more than B. You pay that for the fiberglass-free cover, non-slip base, and Short Queen and Cot sizes. If you only need a Queen for occasional guests, B covers the same job for less.

Which one fits an RV bunk?

The Inofia, because it comes in Short Queen and Cot sizes that fit RV bunks and campers. B's smallest listed sizes are Twin and Full, and its Queen is a full 80 inches long.

Do both come in King?

No. B lists King, Queen, Full and Twin. The Inofia tops out at Queen and Short Queen, plus Cot, Twin and Twin XL.

Which is easier to clean?

Both have removable covers. B's cover is described as washable and it ships with a storage bag. The Inofia's waffle-knit cover is removable and its side panels are built to resist scuffs.

Which has more buying options?

B. Seven stores price it new as of November 7, 2026, against 2 for the Inofia, so B is easier to find in stock and to price-compare.

Inofia Folding Mattress 6 Inch vs 6" Tri Folding Memory Foam Mattress

Both are 6-inch gel memory foam tri-fold mattresses in Queen, so the choice comes down to price and availability. Product B is cheaper at $169.99 at Lowe's as of November 7, 2026, versus $194.64 at Amazon for the Inofia, and B is sold at 7 stores against 2. Buy the Inofia if you want its fiberglass-free waffle-knit cover and non-slip base; buy B if you want the lower price and more places to buy.

Today the 6" Tri Folding Memory Foam Mattress costs $24.65 less at its best price.

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