|
I am trying to find something inexpensive that will still be comfortable. I think durability can take a hit here since it will only get used for a weekend every month or two.. I was thinking about getting a $400 sealy posturepedic cushion firm from Costco and then throwing a memory foam topper on it. What do you guys think of that route? Any other ideas? |
|
Usually we lgve them the worn out hellbed we stopped using ourself when the discomfort got too much to bear.
My theory is that any bed is OK for a couple nights, and do you really want guests staying longer? |
|
hellbed wrote: Usually we lgve them the worn out hellbed we stopped using ourself when the discomfort got too much to bear.
My theory is that any bed is OK for a couple nights, and do you really want guests staying longer? |
|
tranceFusion wrote: I actually think that when we do have a guest room some day I may just put a similar futon fold-out couch in it because they are cheap, can be folded into couch-mode when we don't have guests - to make the room less cluttered and provide for other uses - and actually they can be fairly comfortable, especially with a bit of decent quality foam on top. I think your Sealy idea from CostCo is as good as any. This message was modified Apr 9, 2010 by jimsocal
|
|
While I was browsing the Sam's Club website looking at their latex mattresses, I noticed they have this mattress: http://www.samsclub.com/shopping/navigate.do?dest=5&item=399574&pCatg=8393 which rolls up in a bag for storage. Since we don't have a spare bedroom, this might be a good solution for when my mother-in-law comes to visit. It has very positive reviews. |
| We got a latex mattress from foambymail as a way to find out if we might want a latex mattress for our master bed. We like it and all of our guests have been happy with it as well. |