|
I bought a SleepEZ latex mattress a few years back but even after playing with different foam layers I still don't love it. So now I want to try an inner spring mattress with a latex overlay. But I don't have any inner spring mattresses anymore and I don't want to buy one just to test this. Is it possible to buy an innerspring layer (say 3"-6") for a SleepEZ mattress? Thanks... Steve |
|
jimsocal wrote:
... I bought a Twin Englander for about $220, for just the springs. I cut it open about 2 days after I got it... Well,I am trying to avoid the whole mattress surgery thing. I figure if I buy the firmest mattress I can find I can just add foam and not need to do surgery. The trick is finding firm mattresses that would fit into the SleepEZ cover. I think I might have found something that will work. Companies like Invacare make "hospital" mattresses that are roughly 6" high. They are sized so you can take 2 of them and put them together (side by side) to make a Cal King. 2-4" of foam on these should do the trick. The problem is that its hard to find any real info on these. So it may be better just to buy a very firm S brand and put the foam on top of that. That said, if anyone is familiar with these mattresses please chime in... Steve This message was modified Mar 23, 2010 by st3v3k4hn
|