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Depends on how much you paid. There is no doubt that a seriously expensive mattress lasts longer.
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Depends on how much you paid. There is no doubt that a seriously expensive mattress lasts longer.
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You know you replied to a nearly 12 year old post?
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If you think you are getting ripped off, you can do a comparison of different mattresses and suppliers (John lewis, Dunelm, Argos, Bensons for Beds) on ufurnish.com https://www.ufurnish.com/en-gb/l/mattresses
Handy link, I am looking for one at the moment so a comparison of others will be helpful, thanks!
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I sit quite a bit on my bed, reading, using the laptop sometimes or just watching the TV or a film. I've noticed that over the years it has started to sag. Is this just inevitable due to being used for purposes other than just sleeping. Is there a particular type of mattress that stands up better to this than others, something I can avoid in the future? More pocket springs for example? I have a Sensafoam mattress from Bensons for Beds but reading this could explain why it has sagged - https://johnryanbydesign.co.uk/understanding-beds/a-guide-to-sensaform-mattresses/
My John Lewis has sagged they sent someone out and it measured 30mm dip (2.5 years old) and it’s allegedly allowed 40mm. They just ended the conversation at that bear in mind just how much a 40mm dip is. I’d never use them again.
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We’ve had a John Ryan by Design bed and mattress for a few years and rotate/flip it every month. Superb quality and extremely comfortable.
Mine would be comfortable if it hadn’t sagged, now I get bad lower back pain.
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No issue with the John Ryan
I've had a Herdysleep for the last 7 years. Decided to get rid of it as it loses all its shape after an hour of sleeping and I wake up with terrible pressure point pain on my hips as I'm a side sleeper.
I bought a Tempur to replace it. Pricey but I'm hoping I'll be waking up without pain. Plus it has a 100 day trial so if it doesn't work out I'll go with a Sealy posturpedic.
I bought a Tempur to replace it. Pricey but I'm hoping I'll be waking up without pain. Plus it has a 100 day trial so if it doesn't work out I'll go with a Sealy posturpedic.
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I'm back having another browse at what's available in soft as my JR mattress ~2yrs old at most gave me a bad night again. I had an incredibly stiff chest and upper back which was painful, but eased away after some manual labour at work past few days and on the bike today. I stretch every day too.
The whole mattress black hole of sales pitches is crap. It would be nice if all the shops stated what the mattress felt like for varying weights. JR at least do, but with my weight their softest one (the one i've got) still is rated at a medium.
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Searching this thread again, i've been reminded of toppers. Going to have a look into them as a cheap fix would be ideal.
The whole mattress black hole of sales pitches is crap. It would be nice if all the shops stated what the mattress felt like for varying weights. JR at least do, but with my weight their softest one (the one i've got) still is rated at a medium.
Edit.
Searching this thread again, i've been reminded of toppers. Going to have a look into them as a cheap fix would be ideal.
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Bought an Emma mattress as the one in this rental was horrific and i figure since it's a King Sized bed i'd just stump up the cash now and then take it with us to the new house once it's built. It's the Luxe Cooling premium model
www.emma-sleep.co.uk
Bit dissappointed really. It turned up with various stains on the top, and then from only 1 night it already felt a really hot mattress. I know i tend to be a hot bodied (oo er!) person, but never felt like that on the crappy memory foam version. Not sure it'll be staying but i'll likely keep it for the length of this rental until we move to the next rental!
A shame as i was fairly optimistic
Emma Luxe Cooling Mattress | Emma - The Sleep Company
The Emma Luxe Cooling Mattress infused with graphite guarantees fast and deep sleep, and the best body temperature to ensure the same- in every season.
Bit dissappointed really. It turned up with various stains on the top, and then from only 1 night it already felt a really hot mattress. I know i tend to be a hot bodied (oo er!) person, but never felt like that on the crappy memory foam version. Not sure it'll be staying but i'll likely keep it for the length of this rental until we move to the next rental!
A shame as i was fairly optimistic
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It arrived with stains as though second hand ? eeuugh
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It arrived with stains as though second hand ? eeuugh
It's weird, i'm putting it down more as manufacturing defects as it certainly seemed new otherwise (vacuum sealed bag etc)
Example below, there's probably around 5 of these kind of marks. Only really minor and probably hard to see in the picture below, but certainly not what you'd expect.
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It's weird, i'm putting it down more as manufacturing defects as it certainly seemed new otherwise (vacuum sealed bag etc)
Example below, there's probably around 5 of these kind of marks. Only really minor and probably hard to see in the picture below, but certainly not what you'd expect.
Was it delivered by some ***** sounding fella's in a 57 plate transit
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When you see mattress adverts offering a free trial period but can presumably return it if you don't like it then you have to wonder.... do they repack it and send it to someone else?
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Was it delivered by some ***** sounding fella's in a 57 plate transit
Haha it definitely came vacuum sealed in a proper Emma box!
@Usher They usually sell the reconditioned through ebay/groupon. Certainly not something i'd ever consider!