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I am planning on buying a new bed with adjustable base. Costco is selling a latex bed that is described as Talalay latex, dual sided (medium firm/plush comfort) with the following layers: 1" super soft foam, 2" 24 ILD Latex, 6" 32 ILD Latex, 2" 40 ILD, 7/8" firm foam. Price is $4500 for the 'king' adjustable which is actually 2 XL twins on a Leggett and Platt S-Cape base. Does anyone have any knowledge about this mattress? It is difficult to make a purchase like this without having the opportunity to lie on the bed. The other mattresses we are considering are the Dr Breus. The Simmons Comforpedic Phenom. And the Pure Latex Bliss. These were all at Sleepy's, and we chose the middle of the line in each of these 3. My concerns about an all latex bed is that there seems to be very little edge support when you lie close to the edge of the bed or sit on the edge to put on shoes - at least that was how the Bliss felt. Your input is appreciated. |
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garyfam wrote: I personally could not find the ILD numbers for the Bliss. The salesman at a Sleepys claimed that the 2 latex layers combined to make a 36 ILD, but I doubt he really knew what he was talking about. They are described as a 4" layer and a 6" layer - but of what I don't know. By the way, the same salesman told me that the ILD ratings have the lower numbers as the firmest latex. My understanding is the opposite, so I wouldn't believe a thing he says. Truthfully, not one Sleepys salesman seemed to get anything correct! Other specifications I can verify:
No offense to any Sleepys salesmen out there, but it is amazing how consistent they are - I have four different stores in my area and while some are more fun to talk to, when it comes to real questions about a mattress, they are all the same! Another reason to love this forum. |
| Don't worry about edge support. It's an unnecessary feature that increases the price. I have a latex/memory foam matress with no edge support and can sleep right on the edge with no problem. |