August 31, 2009
From Ken -
I’m thinking of purchasing a new mattress…i’m concerned with the new height of many of the euro top mattresses…my wife is very short and my have a difficult time getting on to the bed…..my question is….can I
expect nearly the same performance with the mattress on a hard surface (deck) as with the thinner box spring?..because i would like to lower the bed even lower than the 5″ box spring allows me to do.
Hi Ken,
Yes, you can expect the same comfort and performance should you choose to place your mattress on a solid surface such as a deck.
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Posted by Brenda
August 30, 2009
From Terry -
I want to buy the Chandler Springs. Do you carry it?
Hi Terry,
The Sealy Chandler Springs Ultra Plush is the same as the Akerman Ultra Plush on our website.
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Posted by Brenda
August 29, 2009
From Jennifer -
My husband generates heat, and I’m a hot sleeper. Throw a cat on top, and I’d like them both to sleep somewhere else! What traditional mattress absorbs the least amount of body heat, or at least, doesn’t distribute it to other areas of the bed. I need the mattress most likely to stay cool throughout the night.
Hi Jennifer,
The foam you would probably want to avoid the most is called Visco Memory Foam. It is a heat activated foam. It absorbs your body heat and holds it in order to form a contouring mold to your body.
You may also want to look at models that put silk/wool in the surface which is excellent at regulating temperature.
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Posted by Brenda
August 27, 2009
From Nicole -
I am looking for a sealy postopedic, oak crest, pillow top. Do you carry this item?
Hi Nicole,
The Oak Crest is known as the Eaglewood in our lineup of Sealy posturepedic mattresses.
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Posted by Brenda
August 26, 2009
From Scott -
My wife and I have been using a latex mattress over a wood slate European system for about 7 years. The slates have adjustments for tension. We have liked this bed but my wife has developed recently back problems
which seem to be less when she sleeps on a more traditional “firm” mattress. She noted this when she stayed in hotels on a cross country car trip.
We have a California King sized bed. We plan to use the slats to support the new mattress without a box spring. I have a few questions:
Do you have any recommendations for a high quality mattress that is firm. I would guess that it should be something like what average hotels would order for their typical bedding in terms of the degree of firmness. Price is not a significant issue if the money spent is for real benefit.
Where are Stearns and Foster mattresses made? Are the materials that go into them from this country? Are the mattresses reversible?
Hi Scott,
All of our mattress brands, Stearns & Foster, Sealy, Simmons, Serta and Spring Air, are manufactured here in the US. As far as a good mattress for your wife’s needs and her back issues, you are on the right track going for a firm, or a luxury firm model rather than a plush or a pillow top.
On our website we have a comfort scale, 1 being the firmest and 10 being the softest, so I would suggest staying in the 3-5 range in order to have some comfort but still a firm support system. One Stearns & Foster mattress that has a 3.5 comfort rating is the Robson Street Luxury Firm in their 2009 Core Collection.
Another good option is the top of the line Sealy and that would be in their Signature Collection. That mattress is called the Shadow Dream Luxury Firm and is a 4 on the comfort scale.
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Posted by Brenda
August 25, 2009
From Kevin -
There’s a Simmons Beautyrest Worldclass that I’m very interested in. I know these things come by a million names. Do you have the Nash Evenloft Latex Plush Firm?
Hi Kevin,
The Nash Evenloft at our store is the World Class Natalie.
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Posted by Brenda
August 24, 2009
From Laura -
Hello I am interested in this bed: Fashion Bed Group Aynsley Twin Kids’ Bed with the polytop and pop up trundle.
What is the weight limit for this set up?
Hi Laura,
The weight limit for that bed is approximately 400lbs.
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Posted by Brenda
August 23, 2009
From Dan -
Do you sell the Simmons Worldclass Clayton plush pillow top King mattress set?
Hi Dan,
We do but it is known as the Simmons Beautyrest Ella on our website. You can find all the information on the mattress on our website.
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Posted by Brenda
August 22, 2009
From JL -
Please suggest the right mattress for me. I would like to purchase a Stearns & Foster Full Size Mattress – Plush. I have arthritis so I need a mattress that is not hard but soft on the top.
Hi JL,
We recommend the Stearns and Foster Arles Abbey plush. This is their top quality plush that is tried and true and has been very popular over the years.
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