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We are having a platform bed built and the designer wants us to ditch our box spring. We have had our Chatham and Wells Deirdre pillow-top coil mattress for about 8 years and it is amazingly comfortable. The box spring has real springs, and I suspect it is integral to the feel of the bed, but I thought I would ask. Does anyone have any experience with Chatham and Wells (and maybe even the Deirdre?) that can comment? BTW, in reading around, it seems that people really turned on C&W about 5 years ago and that the company is no longer independent. That is too bad. I imagine they started making compromises to compete and lost their unique branding. In any case, +1 from me WRT this particular C&W bed. It has lasted, and it is super comfortable! So, if I ditch the box spring, what type of platform should the mattress rest on, and is there any type of platform beyond wood slats that would have any "give" to replace the function of the box spring? Matt This message was modified Aug 26, 2010 by harrier
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It probably will make the mattress firmer, since you have a real box spring. If you want to see what it is like on a firm surface, you can put the mattress on the floor without the box spring. I think in your new platform bed the mattress will go directly on the solid platform he is building? So, you are not suppose to put anything under the mattress. If you are going to put something below it, why not use the box spring you are happy with? |