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July 28th, 2005
 | 01:12 pm - Futon?
Apparently, at least in Pittsburgh... I am wrong.
When I say "Full-size Futon", I mean...
A solid-core mattress of several inches, with removable cover
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A thin flat mattress, with removeable cover, to be rolled up between uses
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Either of the above mattress
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The above mattress, and an elevating frame
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![[User Picture]](https://l-userpic.livejournal.com/51962770/485511) | | From: |  leko |
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| Date: | July 28th, 2005 08:35 pm (UTC) |
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"Full-Sized Futon" to me means a futon mattress which is too thick for a mortal to "roll-up," and is 54" wide x 75" long. Also known as a "double," and in contrast to a "twin," "queen," or "king." I would say that, in Japan, a futon is something like choice #2. In Pittsburgh, though, I think "futon" generally translates into "Any form of mattress with a frame that can be converted between couch-form and bed-form." And as for "full-size", well, I concur with leko. |
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