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First off, I'd like to thank the many members of this forum that provide a wealth of information for others in their search of the "perfect" mattress. A little history: I've had a 360 degree lower back fusion operation and a spinal stimulator implanted. In addition, I take quite a bit of pain medication on a daily basis to allow me to function. As you can imagine, I could never get a good night sleep and we've (wifey and I) had two expensive mattresses throughout the last 6 years. That said, we've spent so much time researching and trying beds at all the mattress stores that it's very difficult to make a decision. My wife and I liked the Tempurpedic (deluxe and one other model that escapes me), but I didn't want to pay for all the advertisement fees associated with the purchase, i.e., extremely high prices. After several long months on the journey for another new mattress, we decided to try the Costco Emma w/ adjustable base. There are several reasons we went w/ Costco... Costco's warranty and the manufacturer's warranty (as good or better than others). I called Costco and got the number for South Bay International and Sleep Science. I had the manufacturer email me relevant bed/base information and had a couple of discussions regarding their manufacturing. Being that the mattress and base are made in China, I had QC concerns. I can tell you all that my and my wife's experience so far (have had the bed for 3 weeks) is that this mattress/base is what I'd consider to be outstanding. I've not had a good night's sleep in many years and for the last 3 weeks my wife and I have slept right through the night. I used to get up 2-3 times/night! In addition, the mattress is very well constructed, has a 20 yr warranty (3/4" sag), and the base has a 20 yr limited warranty. The base is designed pretty well and appears to be constructed well. Although the base might not have all the frills of the Leggatt, it's an outstanding value for the money based on my review. I hope that my review helps in answering any concerns regarding this specific mattress/adjustable base. I realize that one size doesn't fit all, but this combination has met all my expectations and more (so far). Note that I have absolutely no affiliation w/ Costco or any manufacturer, retailer, etc. Regards, Greg |
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randys wrote: adjustable foundations, forgot they had those says 3 pre set positions, a. does that mean only 3 or can you adjust it anyway you want? b. for the king are the two sides of the bed separately controlled by two separate controllers allowing one side to be in a different position than the other side? thanks..................... (i just cancelled my emma as they were having hard time getting them anyway, i figure i will sleep on the latex till summer to see if it is hotter than it is now and if it is I will return and get emma) There's only one preset (zero gravity) and you can adust the head/leg in any position you want. The King has two separate controllers (one for each side). |
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Hi Greg, Congrats on your purchase and review! I'm so happy you found what works for you.  IMHO, I think you got a great deal! Even if you had gone with more expensive latex bed Costco offers as an option, the price on this is fantastic. Of course great deals are all dependent on whether you love what you bought, and since you do, it is a awesome savings! Comparing pricing only for my beds: Tempur-pedic Cloud (which I'm returning) with Ergomotion 400 adjustable base - Queen size: TP Cloud 1999.00 Ergo Base 1200.00 Total 3199.00 Foam and adjustable Costco price 1499.99 FloBed Natural Talalay Deluxe with Ergomotion 400 Adjustable base - Queen size: Flobed 2449.00 I'm very happy with my FloBed and Ergo, so for me, my money was also well spent, but it is a shock to see it in actual numbers isn't it?Ergo Base 1200.00 Total 3649.00 Latex and adjustable Costco price 1899.99 So many forum members shop Costco mattresses, so please keep us updated, Natalie This message was modified Mar 2, 2010 by Natalia
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| Lowbacpain: The adjustable base adds considerably to the price of a bed. For YOU it may not be worth it, but for OTHERS it is. |
My two cents as an adjustable base owner, it has saved me from pain more nights that I can count. Added bonus... no more straining when changing the bed. Just raise the head and foot and fitted sheets are a breeze to put on.  Best to all, Natalie This message was modified Mar 2, 2010 by Natalia
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lowbacpain wrote: Item # 436276 King Memory Foam Adjustable Bed King Memory Foam Adjustable Bed
Memory Foam Mattress:
Enjoy the therapeutic comfort of a visco memory foam mattress with the Sleep Science 10” memory foam mattress. The mattress has 3” of Sleep Science premium visco memory foam comfort layer with medium/firm support. It also relieves pressure points with its top layer of visco memory foam, yet supports body weight with its supportive base foam.
This 10-inch mattress features the Sleep Science patented Wedge, edge to edge support system, which increases and stabilizes the sleep surface, offering 20% more sleep surface and extends the life of the mattress. It also features a 2-inch air comfort layer in the middle of the mattress. The air comfort layer is made of an enlarged cellular material to allow the flow of air between the top and bottom layers of the mattress to neutralize the temperature of the mattress as it absorbs body heat. This ensures optimized comfort throughout your sleep experience. The mattress is covered in a soft velour jacquard fabric.
Please don't interject your nonsense and comments that offer no value to this thread other than trying to belittle me. It shows your intelligence! Keep your worthless comments to yourself! |
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| For thread starter, do you find the Emma makes your butt sink in a little too much? |
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ctgreg wrote: Memory Foam Mattress:
Enjoy the therapeutic comfort of a visco memory foam mattress with the Sleep Science 10” memory foam mattress. The mattress has 3” of Sleep Science premium visco memory foam comfort layer with medium/firm support. It also relieves pressure points with its top layer of visco memory foam, yet supports body weight with its supportive base foam.
This 10-inch mattress features the Sleep Science patented Wedge, edge to edge support system, which increases and stabilizes the sleep surface, offering 20% more sleep surface and extends the life of the mattress. It also features a 2-inch air comfort layer in the middle of the mattress. The air comfort layer is made of an enlarged cellular material to allow the flow of air between the top and bottom layers of the mattress to neutralize the temperature of the mattress as it absorbs body heat. This ensures optimized comfort throughout your sleep experience. The mattress is covered in a soft velour jacquard fabric.
Please don't interject your nonsense and comments that offer no value to this thread other than trying to belittle me. It shows your intelligence! Keep your worthless comments to yourself! _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Let me reply to you little man. Let me say those insults that you made to me apply to you. It is you who is worthless. This foam is worthless compared to tempepedic. I think you might be working for this company and hence advertising for this worthless polyurethane foam which will sink within 1 year to the ground. good for you. And that shows your intelligence in getting this crappy bed called emma which will be a scrap within a short time. This message was modified Mar 4, 2010 by lowbacpain
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lowbacpain wrote: Enjoy the therapeutic comfort of a Visco memory foam mattress with the Sleep Science 10” Emma Memory Foam Mattress. The Emma mattress has 3-inches of Sleep Science premium Visco memory foam comfort layer with medium/firm support. The Emma relieves pressure points with its top layer of visco memory foam, yet supports body weight with its supportive base foam.
This 10-inch mattress features the Sleep Science patented Wedge, edge to edge support system, which increases and stabilizes the sleep surface, offers 20% more sleep surface and extends the life of the mattress.
The Emma also features a 2-inch air comfort layer in the middle of the mattress. The air comfort layer is made of an enlarged cellular material to allow the flow of air between the top and bottom layers of the mattress to neutralize the temperature of the mattress as it absorbs body heat. This ensures optimized comfort throughout your sleep experience. The mattress is covered in a soft velour jacquard fabric.
Then you did not get a good deal as king size emma with foundation is only $749.99!!!!!! an adjustable adds 1350$ to it!!!!! NOT WORTH IT.
Please don't interject your nonsense and comments that offer no value to this thread other than trying to belittle me. It shows your intelligence! Keep your worthless comments to yourself! _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Let me reply to you little man. Let me say those insults that you made to me apply to you. It is you who is worthless. This foam is worthless compared to tempepedic. I think you might be working for this company and hence advertising for this worthless polyurethane foam which will sink within 1 year to the ground. good for you. And that shows your intelligence in getting this crappy bed called emma which will be a scrap within a short time. Ok loser, whatever you say! Anytime you want to compare IQ and degrees, just let me know. You really show your intelligence by knocking a bed you know nothing about. BTW asswipe, I work for the Fed Govt and I'm a physicist...who's the dumbass?? I'm done replying to your ignorance. If you want to discuss off line, my email is available, unlike yours. |
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Slides wrote: For thread starter, do you find the Emma makes your butt sink in a little too much? So, anyone else have this problem with the Emma? |