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Is this a good, trustworthy company to deal with? What is the price range of mattresses? Right now my budget will only allow me to spend about $2,000 on a full size mattress. I need a decent mattress that is not too firm yet not too soft and provides the proper amount of back support and relief of pressure points. I'm 5'6" and in the 130 pound range. I don't want to buy from Sleepy's or Raymour & Flanigan based on lots of customer complaints. There really aren't any more local stores that sell mattresses except for Macy's, and their selection is limited. I'm desperate for a comfortable mattress, as I've been sleeping on an Aerobed. I don't know whether it is worth the long drive to Gardner Mattress. Thanks for any info about Gardner mattresses and any other suggestions. This message was modified Feb 1, 2008 by centralpark
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I would recommend Gardner Mattress without hesisation.I visited their store in Newton several times and was impressed with not only their mattresses,but their sales staff as well-very honest and not pushy at all.When I purchase my latex matress (not from Gardner,but mailorder) and told them about my issues I was having they gave me suggestions to try and didn't try to steer me towards one of their mattresses...how many stores would do that?I dealt with Mark in the Newton store (brutually honest-be prepared) and talked to Matt Power online and both were good guys.Last time I checked the webpage was down so I would sent Matt an e-mail and ask him for suggestions.Are you looking for a traditional mattress/boxsprings?Latex?Memory Foam? They have all three available but their pride and joy is their tradional mattress/boxspring.They are available in five different firmnesses with different toppers if wanted.When I was looking last year a Queen mattress/boxspring ran about $1700 and their latex sets ran all the way to $2100 so I would say you are well within your 2K range for your Full.Jeff This message was modified Oct 7, 2007 by JCturboT
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Just placed an order today for my Queen Full Sacro Laced Tufted mattress from Gardner. I ordered early for the Massachusetts sales tax free weekend (August 15-16), and not only saved the 6.25% sales tax but got 10% off and two free latex pilows as well. I'll post back after I spend some time on it. Jeff |
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Jcturbo. Congratulations on your purchase. Was that a sales price they were offering or did you have to haggle? Mattdud Quote: Just placed an order today for my Queen Full Sacro Laced Tufted mattress from Gardner.
I ordered early for the Massachusetts sales tax free weekend (August 15-16), and not only saved the 6.25% sales tax but got 10% off and two free latex pilows as well. I'll post back after I spend some time on it. Jeff |
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I got in touch with them before the sale started to make sure they were still doing the sale this year like years past.
I then drove out to Salem MA to "test drive" the mattress one last time and then pre-pay for the sales tax free day here in Mass as well as 10% off. So a mattress set normally priced out at $1499.00 minus 10% minus the 6.25% sales tax cost me $1349.00 out the door for a savings of about $244.00 Jeff This message was modified Sep 3, 2015 by JCturboT
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