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"Your bed isn't perfectly square, so you cant rotate the cores. Do you have a center support on your frame? How many legs does it have? Oh, and how much does your cat weigh? lol.
eagle2"

Well, my cat is 18 lbs so I'm not denying he may be a contributing factor! Yea, I do have a center support (so three vertically oriented supports) and then full coverage horizontal boards with no gap > a quarter of an inch. I can stand on it. I don't think it's the frame.

"So let me try again.

The business you mention about the crack between the split pieces is a concern of mine as well. However many people have told me not to worry as the friction between the pieces keeps them from giving you a problem. You of course, have your own personal experience, and would beg to differ. Flowbeds seems to...

There is a thread here (recent, right now it's on page 2 of this forum) called "Savvy Rest report," in which mattressmom posted about her positive experience with SR. (Maybe you've seen it already.)

I don't have experience with any of these companies -- Flobeds, SleepEZ, or Savvy Rest -- but if the quality of their products is comparable -- and from reading a lot on this forum, I get the impression that it is -- I'd go with a company that allows returns. That would exclude Savvy Rest. For me, there's too much money at stake for something that can't be returned.

(And stay away from the "unnamed company" that kept changing its story and its prices. They sound totally unreliable.)

-Catherine...

catlover wrote:
I have recommended Savvy Rest several times on these boards. I believe they are a first rate company. I checked into them as well at one time, as I thought that only Dunlop would satisfy my latex needs. I subsequently learned that Talalay could provide all the support that I needed. I have never spent the night sleeping on a Dunlop bed so I cannot speak to the issue from that standpoint. But I think you would find either with 100% natural botanically grown Talalay processed latex, or Latex Internationals blended Talalay that you could find all the support...

I agree with Kimberly..... completely....

Well we'll all be anxious to hear how it turns out!  There's been so much discussion of Talalay on this board lately that Dunlop has really taken a back seat.  We need some first hand report on the Dunlop latex!...

Wow!  You sound thoroughy confused, and I'm not surprised, with the so-called "information" you're being given.  Unfortunately, I didn't really research Dunlop latex as much as Talalay  much during my investigative phase, although I did take a look at Latex Green's website.  I don't know what you can tell from a website, but I was impressed with the Latex Green website, and I got the impression that if you're going Dunlop, you want your latex to come from Sri Lanka (Latex Green).  Here is the website:

http://www.latexgreen.com/home.html

My hunch is that you should go with SleepEZ since they at least have a return policy and you know they sell a good quality latex.  To throw another monkey wrench in the affair, I now hear that Flobeds also sells Dunlop latex mattresses in addition to 100% natural and blended Talalay.

If I had to do my project over again, I think I'd have bought...

Hi,
I have just joined this site in the pursuit of a new mattress for my room. I have never slept on a latex mattress,I have slept on an innerspring with a tempurpedic topper ,but from what I have researched thus far they seem to have the contouring capabilities of a tempurpedic with the resilience of an innerspring and the adjustment capabilities of a sleep number ...Simply being that one has the option to adjust the firmness. In recent months ,saving my money,I have been looking at this http://www.sleepez.com/latex-mattress-buyers-guide.htm

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Today I then stumbled upon this...

http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/latex-flobed-sinks-middle-suggestions/6019-0-1.html .

I then Joined this site to reply to that thread as I have a similar problem with the beauty rest Queen mattress I have sinking in the middle as I am the only one who sleeps on it and I find myself in the middle . At that point I was considering contacting Sleep...

Tks Catherine, Eagle & Kimberly!

Finally decided & ordered dunlop from Savvy Rest today!

Phew.....I finally just went on my gut feeling as it was a toss up...

Yes, we are risking not being able to return it, and those high shipping costs for exchanges, so we hope we get it right the first time!
(the only reason we would need to return would be lack of support/too soft & that should not be an issue with dunlop, according to all my research.

Flobeds can order dunlop, but that "flattened" dunlop shown on their site came from Latex Green so I assume they would still order from same plant. For what it's worth, Savvy gets their dunlop from Coco Latex, so this info brings relief that the smushed dunlop was Latex Green and not Coco Latex.

Michael Penny, owner of Savvy, told me today that he used Latex Green for a bit of time...

Wow! Tks but neither of you mentions Savvy Rest!! They too have a stellar reputation with A or A+ at BBB..

This I do know: we will only consider dunlop.

If Flobeds are now selling dunlop, I will try to find out who they use. TKs for that info!
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Was about to pull the trigger and order a zip cover, split layers king dunlop set from Savvy Rest, but then put  SleepEZ back on my list (I had cut SleepEZ from my list early on as their websites -I found 2- confused me. Talking with them is the best thing -once you have knowledge, so SleepEZ is back on my list)

I've spoken, at length to both above-named dealers.  Sean, at SleepEZ (owner's son) answered almost everything, but referred some questions to his dunlop distributor, JR at Sleep Comp, who has been in this business forever, & supplies almost all dealers with both Talalay and Dunlop, blended, unblended & natural & he represents many latex manufacturers. He is also the only person who agrees that my husband's back needs a dunlop XF/F/M. (JR has back issues & that's what he sleeps on) He also told me that there will be inconsistencies with natural dunlop...