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cynicaljones wrote: OK, I'm going to get a SleepEZ. For reals. But I don't have a frame or platform bed so I'll need to get their foundation and some legs for it. I wanted tall ones, but they don't have them in stock. So, I'm thinking I'll just get some somewhere else. What should I be looking...

I need something okay to sleep on till costco takes my mattress back. What would you suggest? would airbed bed suffice? Thanks.

If you are not happy with this in1 year you won't be happy with it ever.

Is Sleep Science sellling Flimsy metal foundation in almost all their mattresses? That is what I have read from this forum. do not buy the metal foundation that comes with Sleep Science mattresses. Some people are misleading about this foundation. If they say it is all good they are...

tranceFusion wrote: I am thinking of just getting a piece of particle board to replace the flimsy sign board they use to distribute the weight.. That should resolve the sinking in issue. I thought you were going to return the whole thing?

Good_Sleep wrote: I know several friends and family members who have had their tempurpedic sets for 10 or more years with no breakdown whatsoever. One has had there's for 15 years. The only thing that broke down was the cover (Which they got a replacement for). They say it has softned a bit...

some questions: 1. Does flobeds foundation need to be assembled at home when you get it? 2. what is it made up of? metal or wood? 3. what flobeds latex configuration would be best for person with low back pain? My weight is 205-210 pounds, sleep on side, prefer medium surface with support what...

garypen wrote: Firstposter - We ended up buying a latex bed. But, we haven't received it yet. And, we already decided that if we didn't like it after sleeping on it for a while, our next try would be with the Tempurpedic Bellafina. We both really liked it, but decided on latex. The thing about...

Q119 wrote: Ok, first night on the new bed. We got the eastern king with the foundation. DH is 6'4" and about 230, I am 5'6" and 130. This is our first latex foam purchase. The foundation on my side of the bed is squeaking already. Not loud, but that is disappointing. Will definately be sending...

why are tempupedic mattresses so high in prices? What is the profit margin for them? Thanks.

cynicaljones wrote: Sorry, that model was struck from my list weeks ago. But thanks for the suggestion. please buy that SS latex set for the sake of everyone if not for me and yourself so we all can get experienced review from you. do it for your country if not for me. goody goody luck.

thank you.

Get the SS mattress with foundation. It is the best and foundation like others said is outstanding. Best wishes.

tranceFusion wrote: I am sleeping on the soft side. I find it too firm. I weight 250 though, so it may be that I am just pushing through that 1" of softer latex without feeling it. that's really all it is - 1" of soft latex and 3 of medium instead of 4" of medium. I certainly don't feel like I...

bluesnowfall wrote: You might want to go to the thread " Suggest A Tempurpedic" . I posted some info there that would get you headed in the right direction. I don't see any post by you in that thread started by me! You only have 1 post and that is this you posted here.

bevurly77 wrote: I wanted to give you my input on this because I've suffered from low back pain for years and I can really empathize with you. A friend referred me to SleepEZ beds and the young man I talked to was Shawn. I don't recall the name of the bed I bought from them but I do know I'd...

tranceFusion wrote: Yeah, all the tube fit inside and then there are hand screws that don't actually screw into the male tubes - they just push down on them to hold them in place.. and there's like 20 joints on the thing. Plus, the mattress sinks into the unsupported areas.. basically, its a...

budgy wrote: sounds like 8 legs in total? thats definitely adequate no. it is 6 legs in total. 2 on each side of iron rails that makes 4 legs and 2 legs supporting the central rail.

budgy wrote: Sounds like that should be okay. Just make sure the frame you put these foundations on has all the adequate centre support as well. thank you budgy, currently, I have a head board and footboard and iron rails between them. The iron rails also have 6 legs - 2 legs on each...

olenska wrote: Given what you have just been through, Tempurpedic may not solve it for you. It is likely to be softer than what you now have. The firmest support they make has a 7lb memory foam layer over a 5.3lb. go to their website and look at the specs on each model, then try out that...