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Latex Mattress
Jan 22, 2012 4:51 PM
monte
Joined: Jan 22, 2012
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I am looking for a new mattress and considering all except inner springs.  I ran across this site and have been reading about two companies, Flobed and SleepEZ.  Both seem to offer latex sections that make up the mattress. Here's my question.

Don't these sections separate and add to the compression of the mattress?  With these sections, it seems that this would make the mattress sag very quckly.  Flobed had a vZoptin one that has even more separate pieces.  Can anyone tell me if I way off base here?

Thanks,

 

Monte

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Re: Latex Mattress
Reply #2 Jan 22, 2012 9:25 PM
monte
Joined: Jan 22, 2012
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@Sall - Thank you for the information.  Not to enact the "princess and the pea", but are you saying you will not feel the join sections of any of the layers when lying on the mattress?  And they don't slip around either?   I guess I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the concept of mattress "parts".

Monte

Re: Latex Mattress
Reply #3 Jan 23, 2012 3:18 PM
Sall
Joined: Aug 5, 2010
Points: 227
monte wrote:

@Sall - Thank you for the information.  Not to enact the "princess and the pea", but are you saying you will not feel the join sections of any of the layers when lying on the mattress?  And they don't slip around either?   I guess I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around the concept of mattress "parts".

 

Monte


You can't feel the seams but you can feel the different zones.  There is friction between layers and they don't slide around....latex layers are not slippery.  Maybe if you dive on them hard from an angle some layers might separate but I don't get in bed that way.  For the Flobeds and Custom Sleep Design mattresses and most others, I think they come with a case which helps to hold them in place.

Re: Latex Mattress
Reply #4 Jan 26, 2012 2:43 PM
thewayiseethings
Joined: Dec 29, 2011
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Sall wrote:


You can't feel the seams but you can feel the different zones.  There is friction between layers and they don't slide around....latex layers are not slippery.  Maybe if you dive on them hard from an angle some layers might separate but I don't get in bed that way.  For the Flobeds and Custom Sleep Design mattresses and most others, I think they come with a case which helps to hold them in place.


I have a sleepez mattress.  The layers of latex are zipped into a cover, there is no where for the layers to slide.  Each layer weighs between 35-50 pounds.  Moving a latex mattress is a lot like moving a very large dead body--and if you've ever tried to move a dead body before, you know how difficult it is.  If not, take my word for it.  :)

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Re: Latex Mattress
Reply #5 Jan 26, 2012 5:18 PM
DaveStro
Joined: Aug 30, 2011
Points: 55
Sall wrote:

 


You can't feel the seams but you can feel the different zones.  There is friction between layers and they don't slide around....latex layers are not slippery.  Maybe if you dive on them hard from an angle some layers might separate but I don't get in bed that way.  For the Flobeds and Custom Sleep Design mattresses and most others, I think they come with a case which helps to hold them in place.


You right about that. Hav eyou ever tried to slide to rubber erasers together. They grip like crazy

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