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  • serendipity2706
    serendipity2706 Posts: 1,843 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Photogenic Combo Breaker
    Not strictly 'beds' but I recently bought a Sealy Windermere pocket mattress with pillow top. Absolutely fabulous to sleep on, but, it's a bit warm and I like a mattress cover. Problem is the sides are 30 cm, (12") deep and all the covers I find aren't deep enough.
    Anyone know of any website/stores that will do a cool type mattress cover this deep?
    Thanks in anticipation
  • Tim_Deegan
    Tim_Deegan Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    omair wrote: »
    Thanks Tim

    I have also seen one more at Tesco, comparable in price - but this one has pocket springs rather than the open coil springs the Argos Airsprungs had.

    direct.tesco.com/q/R.202-5952.aspx

    Also, are bedbugs less likely to infest a metal bedstead with metal headboard (rather than a traditional wood & fabric divan base with velour headboard) ?

    Thank-you

    I can't find that listing on the Tesco site :confused:.

    Bed bugs would only infest fabric, so it would be the mattress that would get infested rather than a bedstead.
  • omair
    omair Posts: 15 Forumite
    edited 17 May 2009 at 7:12PM
    direct.tesco.com/q/R.202-5952.aspx

    It's working my end - anyway i will copy and paste as much as i can.

    Simmons Memory Posture Single Bed Mattress
    Catalogue number: 202-5952
    Was £228.92
    Now £183.13

    This Simmons Memory Sleep 800 single bedstead mattress features features 800 individual pocketed springs working independently to provide optimum support, with a layer of heat and pressure sensitive memory foam to enhance the sleep experience. It can be used with any bedframe or new divan base. This mattress does not need to be turned.

    Features
    800 count pocketed spring unit Layer of visco-elastic memory foam Hand-tufted for medium firm support Knitted top panel and damask borders Use with any bedframe or new divan base Non turn mattress
    Mattress Type Pocket sprung + memory foam

    Product Depth 190 cm
    Product Height 23 cm
    Product Width 90 cm

    Product Weight 20kg
  • Tim_Deegan
    Tim_Deegan Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    omair wrote: »
    direct.tesco.com/q/R.202-5952.aspx

    It's working my end - anyway i will copy and paste as much as i can.

    Simmons Memory Posture Single Bed Mattress
    Catalogue number: 202-5952
    Was £228.92
    Now £183.13

    This Simmons Memory Sleep 800 single bedstead mattress features features 800 individual pocketed springs working independently to provide optimum support, with a layer of heat and pressure sensitive memory foam to enhance the sleep experience. It can be used with any bedframe or new divan base. This mattress does not need to be turned.

    Features
    800 count pocketed spring unit Layer of visco-elastic memory foam Hand-tufted for medium firm support Knitted top panel and damask borders Use with any bedframe or new divan base Non turn mattress
    Mattress Type Pocket sprung + memory foam

    Product Depth 190 cm
    Product Height 23 cm
    Product Width 90 cm

    Product Weight 20kg

    Unfortunately yet again it doesn't say anything about the depth or density of the memory foam. I've had a look on the Simmons web site and it isn't even listed there, so I presume it is specially made for Tescos.

    As for the 800 springs, that will be in a king size mattress, so it has the lowest acceptable spring count, but would still be better than open coil sprung.

    It is non turn, but I wouldn't expect any different at that price. It also says suitabe for any bed base, but I would take that with a pinch of salt. You probably can use it on any base, but it won't last as long with slats that are too far apart.

    I can't understand why they don't mention how firm it is.
  • pat_b
    pat_b Posts: 4 Newbie
    ;) Dont know if I am too late to comment, I am a forum virgin and new to all this. I have had my mattress since January when it was on sale and I would change it for anything. No more backache and when your partner moves you do not move as well. It was strange at first as it does not bounce but you soon get used to it. We both enjoy the best nights sleep and although we wondered if we were doing the right thing, we wouldnt be without it, in fact, I have trouble keeping my husband out of it.
  • ams13
    ams13 Posts: 42 Forumite
    Tim_Deegan wrote: »
    Really?? It shouln't feel like that at all. What model did you buy?


    hi tim

    it is a la romantica venice
  • Tim_Deegan
    Tim_Deegan Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    ams13 wrote: »
    hi tim

    it is a la romantica venice

    It sounds faulty. There is no hardboard inside them, so contact the seller who should replace it.
  • ams13
    ams13 Posts: 42 Forumite
    Tim_Deegan wrote: »
    It sounds faulty. There is no hardboard inside them, so contact the seller who should replace it.


    ok tim

    i looked much closer at the bed last night and it may not be hardboard but a solid edge to the springs it goes all the way round the mattress. so does that sound right. thanks
  • mercman1969
    mercman1969 Posts: 871 Forumite
    edited 18 May 2009 at 8:59PM
    Complete with Mattress

    Is for our 3 year old girl so doesnt have to be anything special as far as mattress goes as she is bound to have a few 'accidents'

    Anybody any links to any bargains for a complete 3ft single bed please

    thinking now of a daybed something along the lines of the 'amelia' daybed from the next site

    Anybody any knowledge of where to get a bargain
  • Tim_Deegan
    Tim_Deegan Posts: 6,027 Forumite
    ams13 wrote: »
    ok tim

    i looked much closer at the bed last night and it may not be hardboard but a solid edge to the springs it goes all the way round the mattress. so does that sound right. thanks

    Yes that's normal, it's what stops you rolling out of bed. On open coil sprung mattresses you will hear it called a steel rod edge.
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