Hi everyone :) I have a king size Sealy that's 10 years old and in great shape still. ....it's a firm or a very firm but think it's a firm and it doesn'thave a pillow top. Over the last few years I been having back and neck problems. I have herniated discs in neck and back. Ibought this mattress when the belief was the firmer the better and have since reliazed this isn't always so. I'm 5 ft 7 and weigh about 145 lbs I want to add a latex topper to keep the spine in line hopefully it helps with the pain. The thing is I don't know what type of coils or the gauge of this Sealy mattress I have which would help me with choosing what type of ILD latex to get.. This will help me in making my final decision. I know I want 3 different layers at 1 inch each so I can swap them around. EventuallyI want to build it up to about 10 inches ( I only have funds for 3 inches now ) and use my box spring as the platform. I need some relief now and can't wait till I have the extra funds for all of it now so 3 inches (layers) will have to do for now.So does anyone know what type of coils / gauge this 10 year old Sealy might have ? Thanks so much :) This message was modified Jan 3, 2010 by Rainer
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Re: Sealy Mattress Experts I Need Help Choosing Latex Topper Elaine70
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Re: Sealy Mattress Experts I Need Help Choosing Latex Topper Rainer
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