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I know these are fairly new mattresses.....I am very interested in either the Palisades (plush) 12" memory foam or the Ellis Bay (ultra plush) 15" memory foam, however I can find NO INFORMATION except on the Ashley Sleep website. I really like the Ellis Bay, but it does have the "sinking in" feeling due to being an ultra plush....they due offer a warranty of 7 years limited with no more than 3/4" of sag, indents allowed in the foam, which seems pretty good to me. Can anyone be of help to me? I have also looked at a Park Place model....Bed Boss model....and an iComfort Revolution..... I am leaning toward the Ellis Bay, Palisades. IComfort, Bed Boss, and then the Park Place Please give me help and information on each of these...especially Ashley!! THANK YOU!! |
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Oh please yourself the trouble! I bought the Palisades mattress from Ashley this spring. Don't get me wrong, very comfortable and slept like a champ! However, after 5 months, we started noticing a depression in the mattress on his side of the bed. My side was firm, yet plush, not a problem, but when he wasnt home and I had the bed to myself, I would constantly roll onto his side of the bed and sink. He's not overweight either, (230 pounds, 6'1)! Im guessing the weight of him on one side of the bed consistantly, caused the mattress to loose is firmness on that side? Not too sure, but I am thankfull I purchased the protection plan! The first furniture inspector showed up and said there was nothing wrong with the bed. He didnt even sit on it. He simply used that string and block device to see if a depression was present. After that, I called again, stated my case and asked they send someone out again and actually feel the mattress...you will notice that difference on the one side. Well, the second guy came out, measured, and I made him sit on the bed. Once he sat on the one side of the bed and then mine, he understood why we were complaining. A week later, Ashley called to let me know there was nothing they could do. I stated that I had the Palisades Memory foam mattress, and a "noticable depression" will not be visable, however when you lay on it, you sink. (The foam eventually bounces back and looks fine, but its noticable later when your trying to sleep in a crater). 5 minutes of holding later, they issued me a credit for the memory foam mattress and now, Im going back to pick out a new one this week. Back to spring mattress' I go. And hopefully I will sleep like a champ again! Best advice....go Tempurpedic. Spend the extra money if you want memory foam. -A |
