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Feb 20, 2008 12:57 PM
So far I like the 1" Bylane Talalay Latex Topper since I have it over a 36 ILD Natural Latex Core, over a 39 ILD Natural Latex Core over a 44 ILD Blended Latex Core over the Flobed Pine Slatbox.
I sink down and feel the firmness underneath which gives me great support while getting a little cushion. I still wish my hips had just a little more firmness but my shoulders can't handle the latex any firmer or I move around too much at night like I used to before getting a latex bed. I wish my latex core underneath me was a 36 ILD for my shoulders and head with the 1" topper...
Feb 13, 2008 4:41 PM
I guess Natura was wrong and the range up to 32 ILD must be wrong also and the softness must be even lower than the 26 ILD since to me it feels just as soft as my very soft Overstock topper. I will try out the topper in a few days. My bed is very firm so 1" of softness may be good. It appears thicker than my Overstock topper and if it is too soft, I will either return it or cut it to be on my shoulders since my hips and back like the bed firmer and my shoulders like a tiny bit of cushion.
Please keep us updated....
Feb 17, 2008 12:54 AM
I know you have allergies to PU. I can't imagine what you did before you bought your Flobed. I was actually replying to Jimsocal who was asking about HR foam as a topper material. As long as you can sleep on latex, Lynn, you already have the best bedding material available. But there is something to be said for other kinds of foam if offgassing...
Feb 12, 2008 11:58 AM
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Feb 18, 2008 10:31 AM
Feb 13, 2008 4:28 AM
Savvy Rest usually sends samples of the medium Dunlop and soft natural Talalay as well as a piece of the mattress cover top. They don't use the blended Talalay....
Feb 17, 2008 4:33 PM
Right. But at $33 a piece I would have just bought a couple of pieces to play with. No one else seems to have Dunlop availalbe in custom cut pieces.
So then I am stuck buying an entire Twin topper and cutting it up into 3 and in order to get 2 ILD's I have to then buy 2 different twin toppers.
And even that is hard to find. All I want are two pieces of Dunlop, 1" x 37-and-1/2" x 25" to use as zones for my twin mattress. Finding a cheap way of
getting those is the problem.
The cheapest I've found so far is the ebay sellers but their topper is 2-and-3/4" thick and I don't really want that thick of a...
Feb 16, 2008 12:56 PM
"Our 100% natural latex and natural pads are Dunlop processed. Our "soft" pads have around a 25 ILD. We do have the following in Clearance:
100% natural latex foam mattress pad 2" thick, long twin size (38x80), medium density. This is not a normal stock item for us, but it is on hand and ready to ship! This is a brand new piece. price $174.16.
We can custom cut 100% natural Dunlop latex. A piece that is 37x25x1 is $33.13.
If you have further questions, please feel free to contact us directly by phone at 859-971-2531 (Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 12-6 Eastern Time) or by e-mail at rodney.stewart@foamorder.com "
I assume this means they can cut various ILD's and thicknesses of Dunlop but I don't know that for...
Feb 13, 2008 1:32 PM
Its either too soft so I bottom out in the thing, or its too firm where I feel beat up in the morning or it feels like I am sleeping on a rubber ball.
I think I would have been better to get a decent spring mattress (indiv coils etc) and just plopped a memory foam topper on it...
We, too, could not stand the feel of an all-latex mattress nor a latex with memory foam topper mattress. The Talalay always felt like it was pushing up against me, instead of providing soft support - yes even with the low ILD's on top.Some people obviously just do not like the feel of Talalay...
Feb 22, 2008 1:52 PM