Latex topper on Costco Adjustable Memory Foam Mattress? Would that make sense?
| We are moving cross country and need a new mattress so I am trying to find one I can order online in advance delivered to our new home. (I have someone to accept delivery) I really like the idea of an adjustable bed but I'm not sure I like memory foam. So I was thinking of getting Costco's memory foam split King adjustable set for $2599 and adding a latex topper on my side for some extra springy feel. Would that make sense? Thanks! |
Re: Latex topper on Costco Adjustable Memory Foam Mattress? Would that make sense?
| Depending on the thickness of your latex topper, I could interfere with your body heat reacting with the memory foam like it's supposed to. Or do I gather you don't really want the memory foam feeling? |
Re: Latex topper on Costco Adjustable Memory Foam Mattress? Would that make sense?
| I'm 5'7" 180 pounds side sleeper and I like to sink in a bit more, have the mattress curve around my back for support. I sleep on a coil spring mattress right now with pillows tucked under my back and stomach. |
Re: Latex topper on Costco Adjustable Memory Foam Mattress? Would that make sense?
| My adjustable memory foam is too hard. I topped it w/"2 talalay latex. I love it (approx. 1 yr. no problem). I purchased one for my wife online, it was too soft(though supposed to be the same as mine). I think it's a great idea, but to avoid the risk of loosing your $, you might have to visit a show room, or buy one w/a comfort guarantee. Good luck. |
Re: Latex topper on Costco Adjustable Memory Foam Mattress? Would that make sense?
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Call Costco and ask about their new latex Spring Air mattress sets. You would save money going this route. I just happened to walk in when they had a display and sales rep stationed at the Costco store for a few days. There are three versions of the mattress - differing in thickness and price. |