What was I thinking?  That's just it.  I did not take the due diligence to research and went by how it felt in the store.  I was shopping for office furniture and this store happened to carry Kathy Ireland mattresses for really cheap.  So I bought, yes, two.  A king and a queen.  Might as well cash in on the free delivery, right?

Wrong.  Seven ways from Sunday wrong.

No box springs, just thin strips of wood in the flimsy foundation.  And here I thought the guy carrying it up stairs was so strong!  So I decided to keep my old (7 yrs.) S & F box springs and gave the flimsy ones away.  By the third night both sides were concave.  Now is this because it's a cheap mattress or due to the box springs?

I put off buying a bed for so long and then ended up with this.  Would it help to stick a piece of plywood on top of the box springs?  I hate wasting money!

If you have the floorspace, lay the mattress on the floor. You will know for sure then whether it's the mattress or the box springs.

Just did exactly that, haysb, and it is definately the mattress.  Boo hoo!  Mountain in the middle.  After just 2 nights this mattress is the condition of my 7 yr. old Serta that I just got rid of!

I went to Org. Mat. Factory and like the feel of their PU foam mattress.  Any suggestions here, or should I just browse the forum?

Thanks much. 

Get specifics on the density of the PU foam used.  Cheap foam won't last either.