Generally speaking, a round bed does not require regular rotation of the mattress like traditional rectangular beds. Traditional rectangular mattresses require regular rotation and flipping to evenly distribute pressure, reduce indentation, and extend the lifespan of the mattress. However, the design of a round bed mattress is usually single-sided, so it does not require frequent rotation.
However, if there are indentations or signs of uneven wear on your round bed mattress, you can try rotating or flipping the mattress to make the pressure distribution on the mattress more even. Before rotating or flipping the mattress, please refer to the mattress's instructions or consult the manufacturer to ensure that your mattress is suitable for such operations.
Overall, the design of a round bed mattress typically does not require regular rotation, but if there are problems or uneven indentations with the mattress, rotating the mattress may be helpful.
