Novaform Comfortluxe Review/thoughts and a question
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I got the Cal king Novaform comfortluxe mattress from Costco FYI I am 6'5 215lbs and the mattress is setup on the floor. Initially the mattress was very very hard. I found I had to wait 72 hours for it to really decompress. Then, to soften it I walk/hoped(!) all over it many times probably a total of 20 minutes and this helped it soften up. While I find the bed initially very comfortable I have a problem with it. When I warm up the comfort layer,I think I sink through that layer and my hips sit on the support layer which is not comfortable and is in fact hard. this is exactly what happened to me with my cheaperpediic I built! It has only been 1 week so I will give it a couple more days. Otherwise, is memory foam simply not something us larger humans can use? Is Latex from Sleepez what I need to do? This message was modified Dec 6, 2007 by novahelp
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Re: Novaform Comfortluxe Review/thoughts and a question
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I would be somewhat concerned that 9 inches of latex would not be enough for you to get isolate you from feeling the floor. Of course, the firmer the less you will interact with the floor. You might consider some high quality PU foam as a base if you go with SleepEZ. |
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Well, shawn said he has friends who are 200+ on the 10000 (9") without a problem. From what I read, Shawn knows his stuff. My only concern, Shawn said one thing and Jeremy gave me other advice. However, to be honest, Jeremy didn't really seem to know what he was talking about ... Shawn did. |
Re: Novaform Comfortluxe Review/thoughts and a question
| If the bottom 6" is of an appropriate ILD to provide adequate support, 9" will be enough. |