[MikeE90NC]

I actually work for a company that does a lot of "top of bed" stuff for Serta, Sealy, S&F and many other mattress companies. The metal tag that TXSTYLE posted looks very familiar to me

Depending on the brand/model sometimes they can be based on the same frame/quality builds but the price difference will vary vastly despite being the same bed. It is amazing how much technology is goes into a bed nowadays!

Nice to see some of my company work on the site!

[gtron]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I've had same mattress for 20 years and still is stiff as hell. Isn't even broken in yet.

*needs to bang more

[1MOREMOD]

Not a problem. Bed went thru 15 plus years of single life.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by bmw1racer

Mattresses, really?

We're running out of discussion topics, eh?

See that's what is wrong with young people today. Don't want to have "meaningful discussion over real life concerns".
Just messing with ya. BUT... Sleep and the comfort in doing so, is pretty damn serious with me. I'd hope it would be with every human unless you're a Vampire?

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by M_Six

We desperately need a new bed. Our mattress/box spring came out here with us from MA 13 years ago and it was a year or two old then. But it served as an unused guest bedroom bed for many years, so it's not as old as it sounds. Still, it's shot now. We need to move to a King. Wifey sleeps dead on the centerline of the bed, so I need more space on my side. We stayed at the Venetian in Vegas a few years ago and they had the most comfortable bed I've ever slept on. I should have investigated to see what brand it was.

Definitely long over due for you guys and others here. And yep, I feel ya on the wife sleeping in the middle thing. I'm twice her size, yet I'm confined to my 1/3 side of the bed.

Hey, I don't know about you guys, but a Good Nights Sleep is right up there in my "TOP 5 Priorities of Life"! I do NOT neglect my back or comfort.
You guys have to realize how vitally important not just rest but actual Sleep is to overall health and longevity.

[KingOfJericho]

Tempurpedic Cloud Lux here. I adore it.

Didn't completely eliminate my back pain but reduced it by about 90%. The other 10% is because the dog sleeps tangled in my legs. It's definitely about five degrees warmer than a conventional mattress but that's an added bonus much of the year.

[bmw1racer]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Sleep and the comfort in doing so, is pretty damn serious with me.

Well, so is personal hygiene, but I don't think it's necessary to have a thread for it.

Just my two cents.

[F80_M]

I have an icomfort mattress. I've had it for 2 years now and still very pleased with it.

[IndotagSwizz]

I live in Miami so I don't sleep...Ha! I do keep busy and work out a lot so I never have had problems sleeping, by the time I get to bed I fall right asleep I do make sure to try to get 8 hours of sleep because for the well being this is very important but I'm not too picky with mattresses I usually let my girl pick it out and I'm good

[ASAP]

Somebody help tx and find that key&peele link

[BMW F22]

I went to a jewelry store today and there was a Sleep Train next door so I checked out some beds. I think I would like replace my current bed with either a Simmons Beautyrest World Class or Stearns & Foster.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

I went to a jewelry store today and there was a Sleep Train next door so I checked out some beds. I think I would like replace my current bed with either a Simmons Beautyrest World Class or Stearns & Foster.

Both Great choices. I would strongly suggest at least laying on this Serta iSeries before you make a final decision. And again, I have found better pricing from retailers: Sears, JCP, etc not Mattress Stores.

[BMW F22]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Both Great choices. I would strongly suggest at least laying on this Serta iSeries before you make a final decision. And again, I have found better pricing from retailers: Sears, JCP, etc not Mattress Stores.

Thank you for the suggestion! I will look into JcPenney/Sears.

[dreamingat30fps]

I don't know shit about mattresses and honestly when I go to the store they all feel about the same to me. Little softer, little harder but I could sleep on any of them.

Anyways my old mattress was starting to get pretty bad like bad springs or something creating a lot of pressure points. So I decided to get a new one.

My business partner worked in the mattress business for many years and he recommended the Pure Latex Bliss Latex Mattress. They have like 3 different ones 10" 12" etc. I went to the store and they pretty much all felt about the same to me but my gf preferred the 12" so that's what we ended up with.

I like it I have no complaints. My main concern was heat as I've heard memory foam can get hot. No issues with this latex mattress sleeps just as cool as my previous one.

[TXSTYLE]

My review after a few nights of sleeping. I am a VERY light sleeper and it didn't take much to wake me up. Combine that with adjusting to this new and different feeling bed, and I am very pleased to report, my decision was great! It is slightly firmer than our previous, but that has turned out to be a good thing. And it sleeps cool which is a huge plus for me.

[RickFLM4]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

I went to a jewelry store today and there was a Sleep Train next door so I checked out some beds. I think I would like replace my current bed with either a Simmons Beautyrest World Class or Stearns & Foster.

My wife and I have had S&F for around 15 years. Probably should replace the mattress and box spring based on age but they are still holding up / still comfortable - definitely worth the money (which seemed like a lot back then). Almost certainly will replace with S&F again at some point.

[ASAP]

Here, since no one did it-

[ideliver]

My brother in law became a C5 quadrapeligic 10 years ago. He has a full motion TP....he has not had a pressure sore to date.

That is saying something...

[UncleWede]

Let's add in the bed frame: Now, on all our frames, I go to the hardware store and buy solid oak planks, usually 1x6 and put at least 5 across to support the box springs. Screw them in so they don't slide around, and the rest of the bed stays a lot better shape.

Also, no more squeaking during special time . . .

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Let's add in the bed frame: Now, on all our frames, I go to the hardware store and buy solid oak planks, usually 1x6 and put at least 5 across to support the box springs. Screw them in so they don't slide around, and the rest of the bed stays a lot better shape.

Also, no more squeaking during special time . . .

Absolutely!!! Our new King mattress weighs @ 150lbs. + wifey @ 110 + me 230! That's some serious poundage (literally going on!)
So yeah... Those support rails need to be thick and sturdy or you will have all sorts of noises from just the slightest movement.

[upstatedoc]

Where is carve in this discussion? He's the real mattress expert.

[DfVgyCjmFQnu]

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