Casa Home Living 6 in Extra Thick Japanese Floor Mattress, Queen, Green
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Our take on the Casa Home Living 6 in Extra Thick Japanese Floor Mattress, Queen, Green
This is a queen-size Japanese-style floor mattress (shikibuton) from Casa Home Living, made with 6 inches of filling and a green cover. It is handcrafted and designed to be laid directly on the floor or tatami, then folded or rolled for storage. It suits guest rooms, small apartments and anyone who prefers a firm, low sleeping surface. It is not a conventional innerspring or foam mattress, so expect a different feel and upkeep.
- 6-inch thickness gives more cushioning than thin futon pads
- Queen size fits two adults
- Folds or rolls away when not in use
- Handcrafted construction
- Works on floor, tatami or a slatted base
- Firm feel; side sleepers may find it too hard
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Lowest price we've seen: $305.99 on Nov 7 at Casa Home Living. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 7.
Specifications
- Size
- Queen
- Specialty Style
- Shikibuton
- Handcrafted
- Yes
Questions and answers
- Is a Japanese floor mattress comfortable for everyday sleeping?
- Many people sleep on shikibuton-style mattresses nightly, but the feel is firm and close to the floor. If you need deep contouring or have back issues, try it for short stays first.
- How do I keep it from getting musty?
- Air it out regularly, ideally in sunlight, and turn it over so both sides dry. Avoid laying it directly on damp concrete or carpet without a breathable mat underneath.
- Can I fold it away during the day?
- Yes. A 6-inch queen shikibuton can be folded or rolled for storage, though it is bulky and heavy. Store it flat or loosely rolled rather than compressed for long periods.
- Does it need a bed frame or slats?
- No. It is meant to go straight on the floor or tatami. On a slatted base it gets more airflow, which helps keep it dry.
- Is the cover removable and washable?
- Check the care label before buying; many shikibuton covers are spot-clean only. A washable outer cover or mattress protector makes upkeep easier.