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Did you see the thread on SleepEZ vs. FloBeds? It should be here on the front page still.

Basically a 2" convoluted topper may or may not make a difference to any individual. There really is no hard and fast rule, each company has its own idea of what is "Best" and what is best for one person may not be best for another.

I think the consensus of the other thread was that Flobeds gives you more options for cheaper exchanges of layers and for a total refund at the end of your sleep trial. Other than that, there is not that much difference.

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fubu04 wrote:
Unless you weigh a lot, I would think your mattress is plenty firm. I am *guessing* it could be too firm, even though lower back pain is often caused by a "too soft" mattress.

Have you tried it without any topper at all?
How thick is your convoluted topper? If it's an inch or less it probably is not causing your back pain but if it's over an inch I think it could.

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unovis wrote:
I see that FlowBeds is having a sale on their all natural mattresses at this time. The posture select has a $100 discount, and the posture deluxe has a $200 discount.

I purchased the posture deluxe 100% natural and have been very pleased with it. I am 6' 2" and 210 pounds. Being 20 pounds lighter you might get by with the posture select and...

I bought the Posture Deluxe Talalay Mattress:

http://www.flobeds.com/latex/index.htm

FYI, I weigh >250, side sleeper, and before I bought the latex mattress I had terrible hip and back pain, with numbness and tingling too.  It was impossible to get a good night's sleep, I'd be tossing and turning and waking up in pain all night long, dragged out and exhausted during the day.

Now, I sleep pain free all night and sleep better than I have in years.   I do have the occasional twinge, but nothing remotely close to the pain I was in before.  The bed is a dream to lie and sleep on.  it's tough to get out of bed in the morning

My configuration is currently F (32 ILD) over XF (36 ILD) over XF (36 ILD) and there is a 2" soft topper...

I got the Posture Deluxe model.  I thought about getting the VZone, but .  . . . well I thought I'd have enough on my plate dealing with six latex variables (3 on each side) without the added complication of a zoned layer.

First night's report - whew!  the latex really smells.  I know this will dissipate quickly, it's not necessarily an unpleasant smell, nor is it overpowering, but it has a slightly sweet, rubbery smell.

I had to sleep my first night without the top convoluted latex layer, as Flobeds sent me a convoluted layer that's way bigger than queen size.  Even without the topper, the bed was quite comfortable to sleep on.  I did wake up with a killer backache, but I am attributing that to the fact that last night I had to upack all 8 pieces from their boxes myself, lug them up the stairs myself, take them...

I currently have a Flobeds posture deluxe composed of 3 layers of super firm blended talalay.  The ILD is supposed to be 42-46.  I am still waking up with low back pain and I am wondering if there a higher ILD out there so I can increase the firmness of the layers?  Or is there another route I can go with this? Dunlop? firmer topper instead of convoluted one?  Any suggestions would be appreciated. ...

All I can say is... I LOVE MY FLOBED and I LOVED the service they provide.  That extra bit was worth it to me.  Also, I think the convoluted topper is a nice finishing touch and supposedly helps air flow with the latex.  I haven't slept without it or on the SleepEZ bed so I can't compare.  The FloBeds latex layers seem to be slightly larger in height as well, which accounts for some of the price difference and the mattress cover fabric really is superb.  Every time I change my my sheets (or a layer while testing! LOL)...I am amazed at the quality of it.  One more thing to consider is that FloBeds offers a VZone layer for back and side sleepers.  It has different firmnesses for different parts of the body.  We did get these and both my husband and I are in agreement that they were worth the...

Here's one more although slight difference....the FloBeds posture deluxe (blended) is 11 1/4" high and the SleepEZ 10000 is 10". So there is that extra inch or so of extra latex you are also getting.

 

 

I would also like to add...(and I haven't had a chance to post my final reviews of my FloBeds purchase as I have been slow at making the changes I needed (and busy at work!) but have been busy tweaking my mattress finally for the past few weeks and will provide that input shortly) ....but there just aren't enough exemplary words that I can say about the service I received from Dave at FloBeds.  I have made several exchanges, and without putting him on the hook here , all I will say is that Dave has been more than generous with shipping charges,...

Thanks Sandman.  Where do I find the ILD for Flobeds.  It looks like the Posture Deluxe (minus the convoluted topper) is the same bed as the SleepEZ Select Sleep 10000.  If I can match up the ILD of the two companies I will get my second opinion on what is the right bed for me....

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I've been lurking here for some time and I am grateful this community has been able to provide such insightful information relating to such an important and, lets face it, expensive purchase.

I recently had a chance to lay on a Savvy Rest dunlop mattress recently and the wife and I were were more than pleased. As I did my online research, a number of seemingly reputable companies were repeatedly mentioned: FloBeds, Sleep EZ, Savvy Rest, FoamSweetFoam, Rocky Mountain Mattress, Arizona Mattress, etc. By far, FloBeds and Sleep EZ are mentioned more so than any of the others. I've pretty much narrowed my options down to a purchase from either FloBeds or Sleep EZ (with Savvy Rest coming in at a close third). However, as I compare prices I am utterly astonished at the difference in...