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michelabelle


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need recommendations for coil mattress for adjustable bases
Original Message   Oct 3, 2011 9:47 pm
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hi there,

we are set on purchasing two, XL twin adjustable bases (probably the P&L S-cape) and are looking for a good coil mattress. not interested in the pillow top since we plan to purchase a 3" latex topper for comfort -and using it in the sleep like a bear bamboo quilted cover. i was looking at the sleep to live brand which i found quite comfortable, but not sure if they offer them in a non plush version. i suffer from lower back pain -but sleeping with head and legs slightly elevated solves this problem. i prefer a softer support while dh requires a tighter, firmer level of support.

 

any advice at all is greatly appreciated!

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Sall


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Re: need recommendations for coil mattress for adjustable bases
Reply #1   Oct 4, 2011 6:49 am
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I was told that you have to make sure that you should use either foam (latex or memory) or a coil mattress that is hinged to get it to work on an adjustable bed.  I know Original Mattress Factory has the hinged coil mattress and I'm assuming others do too.  Just make sure it is, or the mattress won't bend in the right places or enough to adjust to the bed.  We bought 2 twin XL adjustable but we also bought latex and not coil spring.  I would say that if you are planning to sleep on your back, you need a firmer mattress than sleeping on your side.
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michelabelle


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Re: need recommendations for coil mattress for adjustable bases
Reply #2   Oct 4, 2011 10:00 am
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does anyone know of any specific brands where i would be able to get a coil for adjustable frame? thx.
slpngoc


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Re: need recommendations for coil mattress for adjustable bases
Reply #3   Oct 4, 2011 12:44 pm
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Check with retailer, but I believe pretty much all the Simmons mattresses are fine on adjustable bases.  I've been told most S brand coil spring mattresses are fine on adjustables.  You'd want to avoid any old school coil mattresses that have border rods in the mattress.

Simmons have individual coils and should do fine on adjustable.  I've seen a Stearns and Foster which has individual coils on an adjustable base, but there's a lot of heft in the mattress, so it doesn't conform really well to the adjustable base.  To be safe, it would seem smart to test the mattress on adjustable in the store. 

Foam mattresses will conform to adjustables.  But I didn't like the feel of my all latex mattress on adjustable.  On box spring, it was springy.  On solid top adjustable, it felt much deader. 

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