Best double mattress

maypole

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Relyon are good quality beds. Some of them do include some sales gimmicks, but it would depend on which model you are interested in??

Thank you. I have a Relyon bed, don't know which one and I can't check at the moment as I turned the mattress the other day and maybe the name was on the label. The bed was bought at John Lewis by a friend, who got it in case his son came to stay. It was never used and when my friend who was old, died, I was lucky enough to be given the bed. It's comfortable but we do get a bit of "roll together" and I thought with a good quality bed, you wouldn't get that. We've had it 6 years. Could it be time for a new mattress?

Tim_Deegan

If you get roll together then it sounds like it is possibly a medium open coil sprung mattress.

All manufacturers tend to sell a full range of beds, and it just appears that the one you have is lower down in the range.

If you want a mattress that doesn't give you roll together then you really need one with pocket springs.

The mattress you have probably isn't worn out, but it will most likely be past it's best. So it could be the right time to start looking for a replacement.

What type of base do you have?

maypole

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

If you get roll together then it sounds like it is possibly a medium open coil sprung mattress.

All manufacturers tend to sell a full range of beds, and it just appears that the one you have is lower down in the range.

If you want a mattress that doesn't give you roll together then you really need one with pocket springs.

The mattress you have probably isn't worn out, but it will most likely be past it's best. So it could be the right time to start looking for a replacement.

What type of base do you have?

I think it is a sprung edge base?, there are no drawers in it and if feels quite springy.

Tim_Deegan

maypole wrote: »

I think it is a sprung edge base?, there are no drawers in it and if feels quite springy.

Have a good look at the base. If it is still in good condition, and isn't sagging at all, then you will only need a mattress.

As it is a divan base then it is suitable for any type of mattress.

maypole

Tim_Deegan wrote: »

Have a good look at the base. If it is still in good condition, and isn't sagging at all, then you will only need a mattress.

As it is a divan base then it is suitable for any type of mattress.

Thank you Tim for your advice, you certainly seem to know all about beds:beer:

Tim_Deegan

maypole wrote: »

Thank you Tim for your advice, you certainly seem to know all about beds:beer:

Your welcome.

I don't hide the fact that I do sell beds, but unlike many sales reps in the big chain stores, I make sure I know what I'm talking about.

leeegglestone

At present I have a Duvan type bed. am thinking of getting a new one. my mattress is fine. would it go ok with this type of bed -slatted sprung base

http://www.bensonsforbeds.co.uk/ProductDetail.aspx?sID=41

Tim_Deegan

leeegglestone wrote: »

At present I have a Duvan type bed. am thinking of getting a new one. my mattress is fine. would it go ok with this type of bed -slatted sprung base

http://www.bensonsforbeds.co.uk/ProductDetail.aspx?sID=41

It depends on the type of mattress you have?

leeegglestone

just checked its a sleepeeze-deepsleep one.

Current size is queen bed, so just thought id get new bed and keep this mattress, would that be ok even if it not a duvan

Tim_Deegan

leeegglestone wrote: »

just checked its a sleepeeze-deepsleep one.

Current size is queen bed, so just thought id get new bed and keep this mattress, would that be ok even if it not a duvan

I can't find it listed anywhere. How long have you had it, and what type of mattress is it?