Memory foam/pocket sprung mattress (merged threads)

TiTheRev

:rotfl: getting slow in your old age Tim?!

curlywurly85

Mines a silent night memory foam mattress and its really nice - i bought it from a shop offline though.

slipthru

Tim can you give me your opinion on this mattress, my brother is looking to buy it soon, he hasn't got a bed base yet so will be using it on the floor for a while, while he saves up. Will that damage it in anyway?


http://www.mynextmattress.co.uk/dynamic/viewitem.php?item=KS00024

TiTheRev

curlywurly85 wrote: »

Mines a silent night memory foam mattress and its really nice - i bought it from a shop offline though.

Obviously not had it more than a year yet then... :rolleyes:

Tim_Deegan

TiTheRev wrote: »

:rotfl: getting slow in your old age Tim?!

Yeah, I think I must be

TiTheRev

I keep meaning to ask, is your avator your kid? Bit young for glasses?!

Bhav_2

Thanks Tim/TiTheRev.
Can you recommend me a decent double (4'6) mattress for no more than £300.
I know it's a very personal thing but i can literally sleep anywhere so i don't have any special requirements.
Just want something considered good in your eyes that feels comfortable to most people.
(Tim, I don't mind if it is one you sell as you seem to be pretty non-biased in your responses so i'm sure you wouldn't recommend me a dud!)

Thanks again guys.

TiTheRev

...but under forum rules he wouldn't be allowed to recommend his own product. I will endevour to assist though. You should be able to get a nice double for under £300. Do you prefer soft/medium/firm mattresses? Memory foam a criteria? Or just anything decent in that price range?

Bhav_2

TiTheRev wrote: »

...but under forum rules he wouldn't be allowed to recommend his own product. I will endevour to assist though. You should be able to get a nice double for under £300. Do you prefer soft/medium/firm mattresses? Memory foam a criteria? Or just anything decent in that price range?

D'oh!
Ok, i think medium-firm would be fine.
Anything decent in the price really. If memory foam is an option in that price range then yes otherwise i believe pocket sprung is the one to go for?
:beer:

TiTheRev

Pocket sprung will provide good support all round the bed and there will ne 'roll-together' in the night! Memory foam can be warm, so if you're a warm person at night i'd steer clear of memory foam. If not, then it adds an element of extra comfort and support. There are beds out there with pocket springs AND memory foam, but make sure you get ones with the top layer of foam at about 2" and no more.

Check your inbox, I have made some suggestions there...