Just look at the prices and say that it doesn't make sense.

Without wishing to sound like a stuck record, I am going to sound like a stuck record. The Harrison Mattress I'm not to sure on but maybe it was the price putting me off, at £3800 it's bloody expensive and I'm not sure it's worth £1800 more that the Hypnos, naturally you know which one the wife thinks she wantsĪny thoughts welcome or suggestions of other beds worth going to look at, laying on the bed is must, I'm based in Cambridgeshire. We liked the Hypnos Bespoke Emperor Mattress in the firm this was coming in at around £2000.Īnd my wife also liked the Harrison Spinks Yorkshire 30000. So the wife and I have been mattress surfing today and we have found a couple that are quite nice and wondered if anyone else had prior experience of them. I currently have an Emma mattress which I've had for 3 years, I recently sent the original back last week because it became really uncomfortable as it developed a large dip, Emma replaced the mattress without a fuss, so I can't complain about there customer service, I just can't get on with the mattress. i've only had their roll up foam ones before,

mattress is more expensive than the sale price on the one linked, and is thinner. mattresses typically do well I Which? mattress reviews, they just don't necessarily last as long as the mor expensive options.i'll have a look tonight, there's one near my office. any good construction wise? 32cm thick, felt great in the shop and no worse than anything else i laid on up to twice the price. i know i want pocket springs and i don't want latex. Had a brief browse in the shops today but overwhelmed with choice really. Tried a top of the range Simba and that was horrific, I’ve never known back pain like it.Īny tips on what to look for generally? a mattress isn't something i've really thought about or bought from anywhere other than ikea previously, before but i've lived much of the last 3 yrs in hotels/serviced apartments and a decent one is something on the to do list for when i finally moving back into my own place next weekend. Also got another Sealy in another house and that’s also good - not slept on a bad one yet. If I want a good nights sleep I go in the spare room and sleep on the old Sealy with built in memory topper. Very lightweight and not hugely comfortable, although far from the worst I’ve slept on. Their website has a lot of information on mattresses and beds generally if you want to learn more.Counter to this we’ve got one of their more basic mattresses having seen them being recommended on here either bottom of the the range or the one up. The only thing I’d say is their firmness scale starts at what most bed retailers would describe as firm, and increases to mortuary slab firmness! If you want something you’ll really sink into you’ll need to add a topper. Both mattresses are heavy, the Artisan especially so - which gives some idea of the amount of material in them. Currently have an Artisan Latex (which is actually a sprung mattress with a layer of latex in it to give a little bit of “sink”, which is what I prefer) and an Origins Pocket 1500 in the spare room. You will need extra deep sheets as the mattress is THICK. They'll tell take all your info, how you sleep, preferences etc and recommend you a mattress.īest mattress I've ever slept on, excellent service, still in great shape with regular turning/flipping.

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