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10-31-2007, 11:53 AM
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Novaform Comfortluxe from Costco.
There's usually a $150 off coupon every so often, I ordered mine online.
Might be a little too warm for the Houston climate though, but it's preference
Check out all the comments on:
http://www.werty.net/2005/05/novafor...-mattress.html
I'm loving mine. It's the most firm foam mattress I've experienced, it feels like a regular mattress without that excessive 'sinking-in' feeling of most foam mattresses
There's usually a $150 off coupon every so often, I ordered mine online.
Might be a little too warm for the Houston climate though, but it's preference
Check out all the comments on:
http://www.werty.net/2005/05/novafor...-mattress.html
I'm loving mine. It's the most firm foam mattress I've experienced, it feels like a regular mattress without that excessive 'sinking-in' feeling of most foam mattresses
10-31-2007, 12:22 PM
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Originally Posted by bent09
Never really bought a mattress before and I know with foam this and memory that it would be a pain.
Any suggestions?
Any suggestions?
The pillowtops and memory foam mattresses are too warm for me + wife and the climate in SoCal, so we got standard mattresses.
10-31-2007, 12:25 PM
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We have a custom memory foam mattress. Custom...why?....Because there's a huge weight difference between Dan and I (Dan being a foot taller). That would mean something that felt nice to me would be way too soft and cause Dan to sink in, and something that felt comfortable to him would feel really hard to me.
By going the custom route, it cost us a lot more, but we were able to choose different density foam between the two halves of the bed, the quality of foam, breathability, layers, and thickness, etc, etc. Now Dan's side of the bed is the right firmness for his weight and comfort, and mine for me --- firmness was also suggested by weight range to help keep the spine straight.
Keep in mind that dust mites cannot live in foam, so that is another benefit for people who might have asthma or allergies.
We didn't buy a box spring -- we made one. That meant we could put all of our money towards the mattress.
By going the custom route, it cost us a lot more, but we were able to choose different density foam between the two halves of the bed, the quality of foam, breathability, layers, and thickness, etc, etc. Now Dan's side of the bed is the right firmness for his weight and comfort, and mine for me --- firmness was also suggested by weight range to help keep the spine straight.
Keep in mind that dust mites cannot live in foam, so that is another benefit for people who might have asthma or allergies.
We didn't buy a box spring -- we made one. That meant we could put all of our money towards the mattress.
10-31-2007, 08:56 PM
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A member here suggested isoform foam mattresses which stayed cool. I haven't tired it yet, but plan to order a new mattress from them when the house is done
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11-02-2007, 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by csmeance
A member here suggested isoform foam mattresses which stayed cool. I haven't tired it yet, but plan to order a new mattress from them when the house is done
http://www.isoform.com/
11-02-2007, 08:52 PM
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My parents got me a new Tempurpedic bed, and it is one of the most relaxing and comfortable beds ive ever slept in =)... yea the price is around 1800-2000 dollars but i think its well worth the price. My parents also own the sleep number bed for themselves and now regret not getting the tempurpedic bed.. =)
11-03-2007, 03:06 PM
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Simmons beauty rest BLACK...nuff said.
11-03-2007, 05:00 PM
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Serta Perfect Sleeper Italiano Moon. If you like firm and sleep on your stomach like I do. Cost me a bit queen size, but it's sooo damn comfortable compared to my old one.
11-05-2007, 09:41 AM
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Originally Posted by saiko_cl_duck
Serta Perfect Sleeper Italiano Moon. If you like firm and sleep on your stomach like I do. Cost me a bit queen size, but it's sooo damn comfortable compared to my old one.
Where is this from?
Can't find it and I need a new one. Bought a pillow top sealy about a year ago and it is killing my back.
I'm a stomach sleeper and I need a nice comfortable brick to sleep on
11-06-2007, 10:54 AM
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we just bought a King Simmons Beauty Rest mattress and it is very nice. 
my wife prefers a softer mattress and I like firm, so we had a hard time finding one, but Mattress Giant allowed us to get a half-and-half mattress meaning each side is set at a different level of firmness
my wife prefers a softer mattress and I like firm, so we had a hard time finding one, but Mattress Giant allowed us to get a half-and-half mattress meaning each side is set at a different level of firmness
11-06-2007, 12:02 PM
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We ended up with a spring with foam mattress. I did not like the TemperPedic. After sleeping on it the first night my shoulder was killing me but I woke up this morning feeling perfect. They said it was going to take three weeks to break it in bt I hope to speed up the process! 
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