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I think if you buy any of the S-brands you can expect to have some pretty uncomfortable hammocking by 5 years, if its a king size mattress, you are within your average weight height ratio, and its not a pillowtop.  The smaller mattress sizes seem like they hold up better.  Pillowtops go bad real fast -- I've never owned own but this is what I always hear from friends, family, and this forum.  My advice for buying an innerspring is to buy a firm mattress for as little cost as possible, then plush it up with "aftermarket" items like toppers, pads, or the famous CuddleBed.  This is more or less what I have learned from this forum....

Consider a mattress without the pillow top, and put your own in it to extend the life of the mattress before it hammocks.

I have made recommendations about IKEA products on other posts and they have a sale on spring beds right now until Sept 14th. Many of their mattresses are approved by Canadian Physiotherapy Association for quality, firmness and price....

Hi,

I am currently using a 10 year old Simmons Individual pocket coil and bought the IKEA Tolg and used it on top of the old mattress for 3 fabulous nights of sleep.

We had to return it as it was not a Eastern King size ... it was the wrong size and my store received quite a few shipments of it. My mattress has hammocked and it is time to replace it, so I have been out shopping, researching and reading posts and comparing.

For point of reference, I am 6'5" and 205 lbs and my wife is 5'4" 125 lbs.

I was into IKEA today .... their Erfjord is the greenest and cheapest latex mattress on the market for me in Toronto, ON for a Eastern King mattress.

I tried it with the Tolg and it was very comfortable on my back and side. In the store,...

Hi All,

I have been flopping on all kinds of mattresses and thought I preferred the latex mattresses due to many of their qualities: mite free; natural etc...

After reading MANY posts from all of you, I have learned that some 100% (which is a marketing term) Natural latex were hammocking and tearing ... after minimal to a few years.

I read a post which mentioned a combination of natural and synthetic latex offered the most durability and one of the individuals quite liked the Erfjord Latex mattress which is 85% natural and 15% synthetic in a Dunlop style mold. It has eco friendly cotton cover with silk/wool wadding. When I sat on it, I bottomed out and hit the slats on the bottom. When I laid down on it, it was quite comfortable with a pillow top on it ... the Tolg.

Also, IKEA has a sale on right...

i would like lower back support but like the feeling of a little bit of cushion. after laying on several i like the simmons world class plush firm model . it was priced at 1100. this is about as much as i am ready to spend. is this a good brand to be looking at. my biggest fear is the bed starting to hammick or have lumps as others have said that this matress is prone to. help.............

Dear Producer;
I will have to check out the Diamond beds, too.  Did you ever open up your old bed to see how it was made that the pillowtop didn't crush?  I have had two beds by Restonic  do this and one by Stearns and Foster, so am very hesitant to go pillowtop anymore.  But I need the cush or my arms and legs get numb. 
Thanks,
Kait





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