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what is flobeds V zone? If only 1 person is sleeping on say a queen size bed. Are there 4 different complete layers of latex and you can put one on top of each other or are there less then 4 layers of latex or what? It is confusing. |
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sandman wrote: Thanks so much! This is better. But I still am confused as to how I can choose the V zone layer. The web site is not clear about that. Say again: It says to choose how many people would be sleeping on the mattress. Then I tick mark the box for 1 person. Then size of mattress - say Queen size mattress Then it says to choose 4 layers. That makes it confusing. It leads one to believe that the mattress has 4 layers of same width. Then there is no selection for V zone layerand its firmness levels. Also what is meaning of "convoluted layer" Is it firm/medium/soft or what?
Thanks again for excellent explanation. I have an additional question- the mattres sheight is 11 inches including the 2 inch convoluted layer. Could I add another 3 inch of latex? And does Flobeds sells Dunlop latex also?
Thanks again.
This message was modified Jul 1, 2010 by roy1
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Thanks so much! This is better. But I still am confused as to how I can choose the V zone layer. The web site is not clear about that. Say again: It says to choose how many people would be sleeping on the mattress. Then I tick mark the box for 1 person. Then size of mattress - say Queen size mattress Then it says to choose 4 layers. That makes it confusing. It leads one to believe that the mattress has 4 layers of same width. Then there is no selection for V zone layerand its firmness levels. Also what is meaning of "convoluted layer" Is it firm/medium/soft or what?
Thanks again for excellent explanation. I have an additional question- the mattres sheight is 11 inches including the 2 inch convoluted layer. Could I add another 3 inch of latex? And does Flobeds sells Dunlop latex also?
Thanks again As Dewey explained, the 4 layers refers to 2 on each side. So, really you are only picking 2 if you want the same on both sides. Then you need to pick a vzone layer over the phone with them. They would probably have recommendations based on your criteria. The convoluted is meant to be a soft layer. You do not pick out a firmness. They only have 1 firmness level. You would not be able to add 3" inside the mattress cover without great difficulty. You could always put in on top, but I really doubt you would want any more than the 11". They might be able to get dunlop on a special order, but I don't think you could return or exchange. If you really want dunlop, I would probably go with sleepez.
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