Memory foam mattresses

Tim_Deegan

defjam64 wrote: »

well the thing is he was sleeping ona sigle bed matress its silnght night and it broke as in the spring were dented and bends were in the matress this could be because the side rails were broken but it might not be have any ideas or y this happend

That just sounds like normal for a Silentnight mattress.......it just shows the power of advertising when people think they are good quality:rotfl:

savingsara_2

QVC had a silentnight bed on a one day special this week that has a memory foam topping. We ordered one as our bed is totalled knacked.
Nice that you can pay in two payments and try it out for 30 days. If we don't like it, we can send it back!! Where else can you do that?

I'll report back when it arrives if I can find this thread again.....

Tim_Deegan

savingsara wrote: »

QVC had a silentnight bed on a one day special this week that has a memory foam topping. We ordered one as our bed is totalled knacked.
Nice that you can pay in two payments and try it out for 30 days. If we don't like it, we can send it back!! Where else can you do that?

I'll report back when it arrives if I can find this thread again.....

hmmm.......there is somewhere that lets you try it for 14 days, but hey....30 days is better

catford

Has anyone tried the TLC mattress which is on ebay??;)
The memory foam seems very deep!!:D

Tim_Deegan

catford wrote: »

Has anyone tried the TLC mattress which is on ebay??;)
The memory foam seems very deep!!:D

Their mattresses contain 5" of memory foam. Some manufacturers use very deep layers of memory foam, and tell people that the deeper the foam the better. The truth is that the optimum thickness for memory foam is 2" to 2 1/2". Less than this and it won't be enough to contour to your body. If the foam is too deep, then you will sink into it, and it will wrap around you making you too hot.

Sensemaya

Well after scouring the net for ages, I've gone for this on recommendation of the helpful gentleman I spoke with on the phone. I can't find it cheaper anywhere else and should be with me within the week. The guy also said the delivery men will take it upstairs unlike some firms that just deliver to the door.

http://bestpricebeds.co.uk/product_display.asp?id=935

They do this too:

http://bestpricebeds.co.uk/product_display.asp?id=934

Hopefully my back should be a little better in the mornings now!

Found this interesting article:

http://www.myfoammattress.net/guide/sex.html

:rotfl: :T

I will let you know how I get on!:j

Tim_Deegan

Sensemaya wrote: »

Well after scouring the net for ages, I've gone for this on recommendation of the helpful gentleman I spoke with on the phone. I can't find it cheaper anywhere else and should be with me within the week. The guy also said the delivery men will take it upstairs unlike some firms that just deliver to the door.

http://bestpricebeds.co.uk/product_display.asp?id=935

They do this too:

http://bestpricebeds.co.uk/product_display.asp?id=934

Hopefully my back should be a little better in the mornings now!

Found this interesting article:

http://www.myfoammattress.net/guide/sex.html

:rotfl: :T

I will let you know how I get on!:j

That's a good price. However it is Slumberland who's mattresses don't have the longest life, so remember you will need to turn it around on a regular basis (you can't turn it over because it is a one sided mattress) in order to prolong the life of the springs.

Sensemaya

Tim

I was originally looking at Silentnight and then saw a Jaritex one. The guy said Slumberland were better because of the density of the coils.

Do you think it will last 10 years? Why do they have the shortest life?

In your opinion, what is the best mattress in this price range?

Thanks.

Tim_Deegan

Sensemaya wrote: »

Tim

I was originally looking at Silentnight and then saw a Jaritex one. The guy said Slumberland were better because of the density of the coils.

Do you think it will last 10 years? Why do they have the shortest life?

In your opinion, what is the best mattress in this price range?

Thanks.

Slumberland don't have the shortest life.......from listening to my customers it appears that Silentnight do.

As long as you turn it around on a regular basis, then you should get quite a good life out of it (not sure about 10 years though).

To be honest you will never get as long a life out of a non turn mattress.

The only pocket sprung/memory foam mattresses that I know about are the Calypso and the Eros. You can get them for a very low price on special offer, but they do cost a bit more than the Slumberland (the Calypso king size is £399), but you would pay nearer £2000 in the shops.

Sensemaya

http://www.bedlum-beds.co.uk/product/Calypso-Memory-Foam-and-Pocket-Sprung-Beds/

£375. How long does this last for? ( I like the Kaiser bedstead btw )

Thanks.