Will two foam twins have (considerably) less motion transfer than one king-size foam mattress?
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Well, i can't seem to get some of my questions answered, and i'm probably posting too much as a result! Anyway, here are some of my questions: 1) will two twin foam mattresses (HR foam) pushed together, in the same mattress cover, reduce--considerably--motion transfer as opposed to a king-size foam mattress? What is the ideal setup for two people who want to sleep together but can't tolerate motion? 2) What should i get as my base--HR36-hq or LUX-hq? 6 inches or more? We're mostly side sleepers, boyfriend likes more firmness than i do, but doesn't really care. 3) Should i get super-soft foam or egg-crate as a topper? 2 inches or less? 4) Why can't i have different toppers for our (hypothetically separate twin) mattresses, if i can get different bases? 5) is 2.8 density HR foam the same in two different stores, or can they be very different? 5) Lastly, a salesman at Verlo told me that Latex can be bouncy, but doesn't have motion transfer. Are the two qualities (bounciness, no motion) compatible? I would think one would eliminate the other! Thank you SO much for any advice/recommendations!! |
Re: Will two foam twins have (considerably) less motion transfer than one king-size foam mattress?
| I think so. If you wanted you could get the top layer to be king sized and everything under that layer twin long. Large foam layers are hard to move around. High quality foam is amazingly heavy. |
Re: Will two foam twins have (considerably) less motion transfer than one king-size foam mattress?
| Thanks, MequonJim, for your help! I'll probably have more questions along the way... ;) |
Re: Will two foam twins have (considerably) less motion transfer than one king-size foam mattress?
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Ok, another question about split king: If i were to split the core of my pu foam mattress, does this really reduce motion? Seems that if the foam x-tra long twins are right next to each other, sharing a cover, there wouldn't be much separation... But maybe I'm wrong? Thanks for any response...:) |