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How is 'Sleepwell Support 1000' mattress?
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ashu_2
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Hello!
I am thinking of buying a 'Sleepwell Support 1000' mattress.
Has anyone had any good or bad experiences?
Also, please let me know from where I shud buy this.
Thanks
Ashu
I am thinking of buying a 'Sleepwell Support 1000' mattress.
Has anyone had any good or bad experiences?
Also, please let me know from where I shud buy this.
Thanks
Ashu
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I'm not really answering your question here, but having spent all of last Saturday scouring the internet googling and reading advice on here, I plummed for this one...
http://bestpricebeds.co.uk/product_display.asp?id=935
Do a search on here under memory foam.
It has been said it's best to combine foam and springs rather than going for a pure foam mattress.
I have no connection with the firm in the link, but the gentleman was very helpful...he matched the price from another website I quoted to him...and best of all these people offer free delivery AND will deliver to the bedroom rather than just leaving it on the ground floor.
Mine is coming on Tuesday between 7.30 and 9.30am. Pretty quick IMO. I'm going to report back on it in a couple of weeks time to see how me and the mattress have 'bedded' in together'cuse the pun!
Quick google search brings this up -
http://www.discountfurnituredirect.co.uk/shop/catalog/category_452_Gleneagle_Mattresses_Memory_Foam.html0 -
You do know that this mattress is just latex foam (doesn't contain any memory foam)?
Sensemaya is correct when they say that the combination of pocket sprung and memory foam is best. Although make sure the mattress has memory foam on both sides so that you can turn it. This will prolong the life of the mattress.
The best place to find bargains on mattresses is on ebay.
I know that many people are very wary about buying items like beds from ebay. However if you follow a few guidelines then you can save up to 75% on the shop prices:
1) most important of all make sure that the seller gives a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
2) check previous feedback for the seller, and even contact previous customers to ask them about the seller.
3) use a company who display their phone number, so that you can talk to someone about your requirements (they want you to make the righ choice because it will cost them if you return it).
4) check the sellers return policy. Many sellers charge for postage on returns.....can work out very expensive if you have unpacked a vacuum packed mattress, and you don't like it.
5) try to use a seller who delivers using their own transport. Couriers often damage or misplace goods (believe me I know from experience).
Obviously you can't try before you buy, but for the saving it is worth the risk if you follow the guidelines above.0
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