Advice regarding Stearns and Foster Hotel Collection Latex mattress
Mar 11, 2011 2:24 PM
Joined: Mar 11, 2011
Points: 9
In the market for a new mattress (king).  Think we've settled on a latex foam.  Tried out a model at Macy's that seemed quite comfortable and was hoping to get your opinion on it.  Thanks in advance!

 

Hotel Collection by Stearns and Foster King Mattress Set, Natural Choice Plush Latex

  Reg. $5,059.00
Sale $2,399.00
 
 
 
 
When it comes to waking up relaxed, rested and ready to face the day, there's only one Natural Choice. Blissfully plush and hypoallergenic, this mattress quickly conforms to your unique body type, boasting thick layers of Evercloud no-sag latex and Talalay latex that cradle your every contour, sending you off to sleep no tossing, turning or other dream-time disturbances. Box spring is available in standard and low-profile heights.
  • only@macy's
  • 1.4" Evercloud no-sag latex and 1.5" Talalay latex layers provide a luxuriously comfortable, body-conforming surface
  • Quilting layers of FlameGuard™ rayon fiber and .5" Hypersoft® foam provide added surface-level comfort
  • Comfort level: plush
  • Coil type: 7" poly foam core
  • Mattress height: 11"
  • Hypoallergenic
  • Meets fire-retardant safety standards
  • Available box spring heights: 9" standard, 5" low-profile
  • 10 year non-prorated warranty

Link: http://www1.macys.com/catalog/product/index.ognc?ID=421164&CategoryID=37714#fn=sp%3D1%26spc%3D12

Re: Advice regarding Stearns and Foster Hotel Collection Latex mattress
Reply #3 Mar 11, 2011 7:44 PM
Joined: Aug 5, 2010
Points: 227
If you are looking for info on latex mattresses, I would start by reading this link:  http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/my-mattress-arrived/15666-A-1.html

There are many posts in this link and it may take some time but it might be worth it.  It is mainly about his mattress and how he came to design and where he bought it.  There are other places too and some of his other posts include recommendations on toppers and mattress stores on line.  Flobeds, Sleepez and Custom Sleep Design are all respected latex places which have had many recommendations for latex.

Make sure you click on "all" below the first question to make sure you see all the posts from the beginning.  This thread by Phoenix is one of the most researched mattress purchases I have seen in over a year of reading this forum.  Phoenix is no longer here but he left a wealth of information about latex and other mattresses.  You can search for other threads of his if you search for "Phoenix".  If you live in certain areas, he actually responded with lists of mattress stores where you could find good latex mattresses.  For example, you could search for "Virginia" or "Texas", etc.  Here is a sample post from Phoenix:   http://www.whatsthebest-mattress.com/forum/my-quest-new-mattress/16650-A-1.html

This message was modified Mar 11, 2011 by Sall
Re: Advice regarding Stearns and Foster Hotel Collection Latex mattress
Reply #4 Mar 12, 2011 12:03 AM
Joined: Feb 12, 2011
Points: 11
I've checked out that mattress several times (trying out mattresses on my lunch break), and I really liked it.  It's kinda firm, but that's my thing.  Funny though, I always thought that it was ~99% latex--I didn't know there was a 7" poly foam core; making this a pricey bed @ $2.4K.  I'd find a Pure Latex Bliss if I had that budget for a mattress.  There's quite a few custom latex-mattress shops online as well.  As an example, I had a really good experience with Arizona Premium Mattress Co (see: http://www.mattresses.net/eastern-king-ultra-plush-latex-set.html).

Good luck on your new journey/mission.

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