Emma mattress.... Anyone bought one?
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I thought they were still garbage.
Low spring count and still 1000 quid near enough.
But yeah it's on the list of options.
"Real" matress in a bed shop can push 3 or 4k here it's mind blowing the cost of some **** here
I never get if the "you live in Sweden go to IKEA" option is a joke or not... You know every single IKEA product and shop is nearly identical world round. The ***** the same disposable quality in Sweden too.
There's more Ikea's in greater London than Sweden
22 ikeas in uk
20 in sweden lol
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Not a joke, have two in my mum's place and they're perfectly fine.I thought they were still garbage.
Low spring count and still 1000 quid near enough.
But yeah it's on the list of options.
"Real" matress in a bed shop can push 3 or 4k here it's mind blowing the cost of some **** here
I never get if the "you live in Sweden go to IKEA" option is a joke or not... You know every single IKEA product and shop is nearly identical world round. The ***** the same disposable quality in Sweden too.
There's more Ikea's in greater London than Sweden
22 ikeas in uk
20 in sweden lol
Yup we bought some mattress from IKEA, the one on our main bed is still perfect after 4 years, I think it was the more premium end firm foam/spring combo. We also got a single sized one for our 16 year old that that one was basically ****** after 2 years so....
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I have an Emma, it was alright at first (within the trial period) but now it's sagging on one side quite severely and feels like you're sinking. Seems a common issue.
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Is that the standard ‘Emma Original’ mattress or the ‘Emma Premium’?
We have the latter and it’s going great.
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Dug out original order email, it's called - Emma Hybrid Premium Mattress
All of these mattresses come with 10 year guarantees, you just have to send them pictures showing the dips as they have some allowances for it but they will swap them out if it falls outside the tolerance.
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Mattresses – 10 Year Guarantee | Simba Sleep | Simba Sleep | Engineering The Perfect Night's Sleep
General 1.1 This Guarantee applies to particular Simba Mattresses excluding cot bed mattresses and Contract mattresses (“Mattress”) sold by Simba as new (this guarantee does not apply to refurbished mattresses) purchased in the UK only, and not to any other products purchased from Simba, its...
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Correct.
But if and when i do get round to using the guarantee, when they send me a new one i'll be chucking it straight on marketplace/ebay and buying a pocket sprung mattress instead.
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I bought a Nectar matress around 2 and a half years ago and it's still fine. It was about £400 which was half the price of my previous foam mattress that I'd got from Benson's for beds. I can't remember which one it was but it was produced for Benson's to sell. At that time you could only buy tempur, iGel and this one that were fully foam (from that shop at least). We found it good for many years. Yes they do get a bit hot. I had that about 8 years before it was sloping to one side where my Mrs sleeps. So given it was half the price and lasts another 18 months then I won't have lost out in that respect. It's virtually the same in terms of comfort so I'm happy. Took a few weeks to soften a little. Was a little bit firm to begin with. I did look at a lot of reviews and this was deemed one that would last longer than most at the time.
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