Mattresses - I need knowledge

Telecaster said:
I have Ikea's cheapest spring double at £80, preferred it to the £500 Sleeping Duck mattress I tried, they're much better than you'd think for the money.
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duck, simba have a £200 marketting cost on every bed (earlier post) so does not surprise me Ikea is good vfm - (no embedded delivery cost on ikea too)
 
PatZ1989 said:
How did you guys get this 15%, I tried the leave some items in the basket trick and i only got 10% and a mattress topper :(
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I am 1000 percent I can give you a 15 percent code right now. I basically went to checkout our in all details and bailed out a day later I had a email from a employee asking if anything can do and that’s how I got it. The code is relevant but the sales person needs to put the pillows onto the order

Send me a trust if you want some details
 
Regy53 said:
I am 1000 percent I can give you a 15 percent code right now. I basically went to checkout our in all details and bailed out a day later I had a email from a employee asking if anything can do and that’s how I got it. The code is relevant but the sales person needs to put the pillows onto the order

Send me a trust if you want some details
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Thanks for your offer my dude, the misses has decided we will give the £50 memory foam mattress topper a go before shelling out on a new mattress but cheers.
 
fergiet said:
Just bought an Ikea mattress, a Hyllestad. Our current mattress is an Ikea one too. It's going on the spare bed.
Always found the Ikea ones comfortable and durable. It's £250 so not expensive. If we don't like it we can swap it out within 90 days.
We were going for the more expensive Hokkasen mattress but after trying them both the cheaper one seemed more comfortable.
Time will tell.
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How are you getting on with this mattress? I'm looking at getting the same, did you go for medium/firm or firm?
 
Anyone got any recommendations for the best of cheap mattresses? We will be spending a far chunk on one later on but for now other things are taking priority so we plan to get one for a month or two, make it the spare bed mattress and go and get ourselves a proper new nice one.

We don't want the cheapest of the cheap as that would be mean on guest and ourselves for a little while but as it will primarily be a guest bed its a bit of a waste spending a lot on one.

We were looking at the pocket sprung ikea one (Hovag) so something in that budget area would be ideal. There is so many different brands etc out there but unsure of best bang for buck. Obviously we will test them.
 
If anyone is interested in a Simba they currently have 40% off their bundles.
Better than most of the deals they've had recently.
 
How is Simba like for the other bed-based activity?

I have found the lack of springy rebound in memory foam mattresses akin to trying to **** in quicksand :D
 
Snookums said:
Anyone got any recommendations for the best of cheap mattresses? We will be spending a far chunk on one later on but for now other things are taking priority so we plan to get one for a month or two, make it the spare bed mattress and go and get ourselves a proper new nice one.

We don't want the cheapest of the cheap as that would be mean on guest and ourselves for a little while but as it will primarily be a guest bed its a bit of a waste spending a lot on one.

We were looking at the pocket sprung ikea one (Hovag) so something in that budget area would be ideal. There is so many different brands etc out there but unsure of best bang for buck. Obviously we will test them.
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I bought one of these Dormeo ones about 8 months ago, I find it super comfortable and I get a great nights sleep on it. It can be a little warm at times when I'm out cold and haven't moved in a while, but generally it's not so bad that it's uncomfortably hot.

https://www.dormeo.co.uk/dormeo-memory-plus-memory-foam-mattress.html
 
Currently looking for a mattress, but am going to need it by the end of August/beginning of September

I've been looking at the premier Inn king size - anyone got any recommendations for that price range? Girlfriend has fibromyalgia and so needs something supportive and not super squishy memory foam. She really likes the premier Inn one, just the lead time on it putting me off
 
MrRockliffe said:
Currently looking for a mattress, but am going to need it by the end of August/beginning of September

I've been looking at the premier Inn king size - anyone got any recommendations for that price range? Girlfriend has fibromyalgia and so needs something supportive and not super squishy memory foam. She really likes the premier Inn one, just the lead time on it putting me off
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You must have a spare room that needs s bed? Get that bed first with quicker delivery and then get your one on order. Still have a bed to use although may not be exactly what you want be it’ll only be a few weeks surely?
 
Considering getting a firm memory foam mattress but I hear they are warmer to sleep on that pocket spring, anyone had both can comment? Being too warm is my enemy when trying to sleep! Often kick the duvet and Mrs away in the night :p
 
MrRockliffe said:
I've been looking at the premier Inn king size
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read the john ryan premier inn review ref'd earlier .. non-reversible, quetionable longevity ... john ryan pocket when I come round to replacing.

d_brennen said:
memory foam mattress but I hear they are warmer to sleep on that pocket spring
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I find tempur too warm and restrictive vs pocket ... but they do 'free trials' too like the matrressboil in a bag companies
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with this plethora of tv adverts from simba / eve ... they were advertising some 'new technology memory foam' what is that about ?
these companies are having difficulties distinguishing themselves
 
Has anyone had any of the artisan john ryan mattresses?

Sick of having a bad back and I'm thinking to be done with it abd buy a VISpribg but if I can save a few quid and get a like for like cheaper by using jogn ryan I may well
 
I recently bought a Simba mattress. Would highly recommend so far. Finding it very comfortable and doesn't get too hot (out of the peak of summer admittedly).

Hopefully it will survive the test of time!
 
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