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I would ask who the manufacturer of the Talalay Latex is.  All my natural Talalay Latex Pillows have about the same size holes and I have not noticed this in my latex cores but the back of the latex cores is not silky smooth like the top but two X-Firms have about the same size holes that I got from FloBeds.  Maybe SleepEZ has an explanation.   I do know that on the side of my latex cores gives the average ILD and some are more or less than others so I requested those that are are the firmer side....

Most of my FloBed Talalay Latex cores are marked with firmness ILD numbers and names and test results of each part of the latex and the average ILD of each latex core along with information if it is a natural Talalay Latex from Latex International or Talatech Latex from Latex International.  Two of my latex cores are the blended latex since the natural latex did not come in ILDs as firm as the 44 ILD and the 46 ILD latex cores I have. The rest of my 6 latex cores are the natural Talalay Latex.  Amazingly I was not allergic to the blended latex.  The blended latex cores are 2.8" thick while the natural latex cores are 3" thick.  Two newer cores just say 37 ILD on them and are wonderful and firmer than my 36 ILD latex core.  My holes are consistent on my latex cores....

I didn't see that part on the ad or at Latexco website. They make different blends and natural. I only knew it was from Europe because I emailed them for info. They just said it was a blend, Dunlop made, and from Europe. I have never heard of Latexco, apparently they are big, according to their website.

I probably was a fool and ordered the latex from O-stock. Maybe it will be okay. It is all a crap shoot anyway. Even when you pay top dollar. I am still looking for a wool topper without chemicals and without paying an arm and a leg LOL.

How is that latex of yours working out Bill?...

The latex toppers they are closing out look like a very good price.

I don't see anything about Europe or Dunlop though. The ad says they are made with Hevealux latex which is a propriety blend made here in the USA by Latexco. "Hevealux is made with 100% latex, natural origin, planet friendly biodegradable material. This eco friendly product is naturally hypo-allergenic, dust mite resistant, and will not support mildew or bacteria." 

Prices range from $99 for a 1.5 inch 22 ILD twin, to $199 for a king in the same specs with free shipping. Seems like pretty good prices to me.

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**On 2nd thought, prices are just OK as Foambymail beats both prices with a full 2 inch latex topper (soft or medium firmness), also with free shipping....

Richiro -- Foamorder.com has dunlop... it's under the name Natural Sense. They have all types of options for DIY-ers, but I'm not sure about return policy.  Don't forget to check out the clearance section. http://www.foamorder.com/latex.php...

Maybe some advantages, but ever tried having sex on one?

My theory is, the number of waterbed devotees is dwindling due to natural selection.  ...

HI.  I can't give a review because I don't really sleep on it yet.  So far I have a project on the dining room floor and

 I am slowly adding to it as time goes on.  So far I have an E. King sized 3 inch layer of latex (natural, dunlop, 48 ILD) and on top of

 that I have the 1 inch Overstock 8 lb memory foam. 

I am trying to decide what to buy next. 

I'll let you know how it goes......

Sorry I don't have feedback about those actual companies in portland Oregon.
But I do have a Foamex Contact in Portland. So many problems locating actual Foamex brand for mattress projects online.
They can get you any Foamex brand on the official Foamex website.

http://www.foamex.com/brand.php

A foamex rep calls them 3 times a week. They are very nice to me, I don't work for them. I live across the river in Vancouver WA
The company is Perfect Fit

http://www.perfectfit.com

This company has a warehouse in portland.
Lots of special foam for cores or toppers from Foamex, like energia, reflex HR, reflex natural, reflex bounce or venus.

If you call perfect fit, ask for Gary. He can help you out.
Just make sure you know the "correct name" of the foam you want from foamex website so Gary can find the right foam.


Thanks....

Firstly, FloBeds is out for me because I want Dunlop.  So that leaves 3 vendors I have been considering:  Savvy Rest, Sleep EZ, and Habitat Futons.

Savvy Rest is both the most expensive, and the only vendor that doesn't accept returns (90-day exchange only).  Also been in business the least amount of time (although the people and customer service and documentation are excellent).

Sleep EZ is the cheapest with a 90-day exchange and return policy.  I think they have been in the business the longest, but I ruled them out for me (they were the only one of the three that couldn't provide materials documentation on their product, they've said some different things about synthetic vs natural, and talalay vs dunlop then i've read from a few other sites).

Habitat Futons is the middle in pricing (more towards Sleep EZ then Savvy Rest) and has a 180 day return policy.  They've been in...

Bill (and other sleep gurus),

I'm about to do the same as you did, but my wife is a little afraid of the DIY approach (I'm very, very competent at DIY).

All of my figures come from Foam By Mail. I probably won't consider another supplier.  They did, BTW, tell me over the phone that this was not chinese latex, if that makes a difference, and that it was 100% natural Talalay.

I did want to try the 2 twins, instead of 1 king (mainly to give her more options), but worry about the extra 2" in width.  If its an issue, can I shave an inch off each side myself (our bed frame has an inset at the corners 77" wide max)? 

I'm a stomach sleeper about 180 lbs.  She's a side mainly, about 130 lbs, and she likes the top soft and "luxurious". 

I figured a firm 36 ILD and...