Looking for Latex Mattress dealer in Columbus, Oh area
I'm looking to test out latex mattresses before purchasing but seem to not be able to find any dealers. If anyone knows of any I would be greatly appreciated. |
Re: Looking for Latex Mattress dealer in Columbus, Oh area
There is a list for columbus posted recently (search "columbus") but this one is a little more complete. If the manufacturers listed here aren't close enough to visit they are probably worth a phone call to see if there is a retail outlet near you that carries them. Good luck :) Phoenix http://www.originalmattress.com/locations Regional manufacturer. Make a wide range of good value mattresses including latex. Very good value http://www.mackmattressoutlet.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=23&Itemid=41 Retailer. Carry Restonic and Dormia both of which make latex mattresses http://designsleep.com/mattresses/7-zone-natural-latex/ Retailer. Carry mattresses from http://www.berkeleyergo.com/index.html including latex http://www.sleeptitemattressfactory.com/products.html#lat Local manufacturer. Carry a 6" latex mattress but may make others as well. http://www.furniturerow.com/locations/locationsByState.jsp?state=Ohio Manufacturer. Makes the Aspen and Snowmass both of which are mostly latex http://www.ashleyfurniturehomestore.com/storelocator/storelist.aspx?countrycode=USA&country=United%20States&statecode=OH&state=Ohio&city=columbus Manufacturer. Makes 3 mattresses which are latex on polyfoam. http://www.bannermattress.com/Locations.php Local manufacturer. Make a line of mattresses including latex. http://www.mattressinnovations.com/contact-us/contact-us Retailer. Carry (possibly manufacture) a private label line which includes latex http://www.homesteadfurnitureonline.com/contact.html Retailer. Carry Platinum Dreams mattresses made by http://www.clarebedding.com/dealers.asp http://www.bedroomsfirst.com/whereweare.html Retailer. Carry a range of "alternate brands" but I don't see any that are all latex or wouldn't have a bunch of polyfoam in the top layers. May be worth checking This message was modified Jan 6, 2011 by Phoenix
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