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We currently have 3 omf beds in our house. I still like the extra firm over the ultra firm, because the ultra is too much like a board. Most people will do well with a topper.  Darcidoll, read the many posts on having lots of foam in the mattresses before you take delivery of it. There is a concensus that putting foam on top of a mattress is better than buying it inside of it. ...

Yeah, it seems that the good foam just doesn't get soft very quickly.   I did go through months of not happy because if it.  Seems better now. 
I bought a bed for my daughter(stomach sleeper) that was basic springs, cotton batting, and a teensy bit of foam from the same bedmaker.  It is now at my mother's, and I put a cuddlebed thing on top of that.  She seems to like it fine.  I wish it was here so I could compare. 
The bedmaker told me to do several things to soften the foam(he seemed to think it was also the glues and bed cover being very tight).  One was to walk on it with bare feet and twist my feet around on the bed.  The other, believe it or not, was to jump on the bed.  My goodness, that was tiring!  I don't know that it changed anything.
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Your bed sounds almost exactly like the bed I had made last November.   I had some trouble with the bed being too firm for my shoulders when we got it, took a long while for it to get super comfy.  I bought a mattress topper that is filled with poly-fiber(sort of a down-comforter type thing...probably much like a Cuddlebed) and use that...shoulder problem solved!  Now I am super comfy.  I don't know why the foam does this...but 4" of qualtiy P/U foam, even if soft, seems hard to sleep on at first.  I love my offset coils(sound exactly like yours), the cotton batting, everything.  Oh, and the box spring has actual springs too. 
I have to remember to do my low back stretch a couple times a week(described on other posts) which is a huge part of my low back pain issue...but I don't wake up feeling sore and tight...

I have some input regarding mattress toppers.  In late May I purchased a queen, Original Mattress Factory orthopedic extra firm set, and have been desperately trying to adapt to it.  I have had back surgery, so I thought I needed the "hardest" thing on the market.  Wrong!!!  Until this past monday, I have been in a great deal of pain throughout the night because my mattress is too firm.

I turned and flipped it as told by the store, but it didn't help.  I used to have a featherbed on my old bed (which was very soft and non supportive) and I loved the firm difference that the featherbed made.  But, thanks to a tip from this site, noting that featherbeds are rather "hard", I ordered a "down alternative" fiberbed from HSN last week.  I put it on the bed this monday, and had the first "heavenly" nights sleep I've...

Another person falls in love with Original Mattress Factory beds....!  I too had the same experience in May when I felt like Goldilocks.when I tried every bed in the store. I too loved those latex beds, but they were way out of my  price line.  I was torn between the Legacy firm and the Ortho firm.  I ultimately wound up the the Ortho ultra firm, with no "topper" or foam on top.  Boy, after 6 weeks, I do regret not getting the bed with a topper built it.  My bed is extremely firm and I am in pain every night.  I purchased a foam "eggcrate" topper a few weeks ago, but it just made the pain worse.  I have had back surgery, and thought I needed the hardest mattess out there...I should have stuck with the Legacy...but, too much "testing" of all those beds made me second guess myself.  I...

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