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?
| 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...:) |