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Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - jimsocal
Mar 2, 2010 7:29 PM
Mar 2, 2010 7:29 PM
budgy wrote:
Agreed.
Get the FIrmest one they can sell you and buy a soft latex topper for it. Or plan to do mattress surgery. (see highlighted threads at top of the main page for mattress surgery threads)...
if they are all about $1000, all feel the same, and you will likely use a topper on any one you choose, I would put in a vote on Sealy.
Agreed.
Get the FIrmest one they can sell you and buy a soft latex topper for it. Or plan to do mattress surgery. (see highlighted threads at top of the main page for mattress surgery threads)...
Re: New mattress back pain - jimsocal
Feb 26, 2010 7:32 PM
Feb 26, 2010 7:32 PM
JerryT wrote:
Keep the Sealy - I assume it has the offset springs? If it's firm, I'd keep it and do mattress surgery on it. See the Highlighted topics at the top of the page....
We spent 10 years on a full sized Simmons Beauty Rest.....always a comfortable good nights sleep...
Then we decided to upsize to a queen....
First mattress: Emerald Sleep systems 3.0 lb. Euro-top queen.....lasted two night and the mattress generated back pain that was unbearable...
Second mattress: Firm Sealy Posturepedic queen.....starts off very comfortable, 2:00 am, dull annoying back pain.....next.....
Third mattress: Any suggestions.....??? Cotton/innerspring futon....??? Sleep Number....????
Keep the Sealy - I assume it has the offset springs? If it's firm, I'd keep it and do mattress surgery on it. See the Highlighted topics at the top of the page....
Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - sandman
Mar 2, 2010 9:00 PM
Mar 2, 2010 9:00 PM
woofman81 wrote:
Jimsocal,
Out of the Sealy, the Serta, and the Europa, the Europa mattress is the firmest. The sales lady says it has more coils too and has the individual pocketed coils which the sealy and serta do not.
The Europa is also just under a grand while the Sealy and Serta are around 1200.
Should I stick with the Sealy and spend more money to be safe or go with this Europa mattress? They do no marketing and I can't find much about them on the internet searching.
They "look" slick in person though. They have a tan, brown suede material around the border of the mattress that makes it appear really luxerious. Probably a marketing ploy, who knows.
Out of the Sealy, the Serta, and the Europa, the Europa mattress is the firmest. The sales lady says it has more coils too and has the individual pocketed coils which the sealy and serta do not.
The Europa is also just under a grand while the Sealy and Serta are around 1200.
Should I stick with the Sealy and spend more money to be safe or go with this Europa mattress? They do no marketing and I can't find much about them on the internet searching.
They "look" slick in person though. They have a tan, brown suede material around the border of the mattress that makes it appear really luxerious. Probably a marketing ploy, who knows.
I found this website on the Europa. Hard to tell much about how they make it though. The Simmons has individual pocketed coils as well, so it is the same...
Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - budgy
Mar 2, 2010 6:35 AM
Mar 2, 2010 6:35 AM
if they are all about $1000, all feel the same, and you will likely use a topper on any one you choose, I would put in a vote on Sealy....
Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - fantasticalice
Mar 3, 2010 5:01 AM
Mar 3, 2010 5:01 AM
Google Europa reviews, there are tons of them and they ain't so "grand"!
Alice...
There's a App for that. Proof that I'm not sleeping well. - tugg
Mar 2, 2010 9:03 AM
Mar 2, 2010 9:03 AM
I have been experimenting with a Iphone App called Sleep Cycle which is a bio-alarm clock that analyzes your sleep patterns and wakes you when you are in the lightest sleep phase. Although mainly an alarm clock it does a pretty good job of showing my sleep patterns. Every time I toss and turn it records on my Iphone and gives me a report in the morning.
This is where it sits on my bed.
This is my sleep pattern from last night on my two year old Simmons Beauty Rest. As you can see I toss and turn every about every hour.
I would be curious to see what other peoples charts look like who are sleeping...
This is where it sits on my bed.
This is my sleep pattern from last night on my two year old Simmons Beauty Rest. As you can see I toss and turn every about every hour.
I would be curious to see what other peoples charts look like who are sleeping...
Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - woofman81
Mar 2, 2010 9:37 PM
Mar 2, 2010 9:37 PM
sandman wrote:
I found this website on the Europa. Hard to tell much about how they make it though. The Simmons has individual pocketed coils as well, so it is the same style. One downside of the pocketed coils is that it is easier for them to shift around. They may wear out a bit faster as well, since the load is not shared by the surrounding coils. The Sealy (and probably Serta?) has interlaced coils. So, the surrounding ones also provide support. The downside is that it will not conform as well to your body. For a Sealy, ideally you would get a Signature or Preferred, since they have the most coils.
Hard to say, since none of us have any experience with Europa. It may not make a huge difference as long as it is firm enough and does not have much foam on top...
Re: Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - woofman81
Mar 2, 2010 8:40 PM
Mar 2, 2010 8:40 PM
Jimsocal,
Out of the Sealy, the Serta, and the Europa, the Europa mattress is the firmest. The sales lady says it has more coils too and has the individual pocketed coils which the sealy and serta do not.
The Europa is also just under a grand while the Sealy and Serta are around 1200.
Should I stick with the Sealy and spend more money to be safe or go with this Europa mattress? They do no marketing and I can't find much about them on the internet searching.
They "look" slick in person though. They have a tan, brown suede material around the border of the mattress that makes it appear really luxerious. Probably a marketing ploy, who knows.
...
Out of the Sealy, the Serta, and the Europa, the Europa mattress is the firmest. The sales lady says it has more coils too and has the individual pocketed coils which the sealy and serta do not.
The Europa is also just under a grand while the Sealy and Serta are around 1200.
Should I stick with the Sealy and spend more money to be safe or go with this Europa mattress? They do no marketing and I can't find much about them on the internet searching.
They "look" slick in person though. They have a tan, brown suede material around the border of the mattress that makes it appear really luxerious. Probably a marketing ploy, who knows.
...
Two more days left to exchange my Simmons Mattress (didn't like it) - woofman81
Mar 2, 2010 1:18 AM
Mar 2, 2010 1:18 AM
Some of you may have seen my first thread that explains my story:
So after months and months of researching, going from mattress store to mattress store, I finally made a promise to myself that for my new year's resolution I'd finally pick a new mattress.
I had been sleeping on a old, innerspring, sealy posturpedic hand me down from parents. That mattress is probably twenty yrs old
Never had any serious back issues though but that's probably because I'm still young (27) and workout (lift weights) religiously (5 days a week) and eat healthy foods.
So In my search of mattresses I narrowed down my options to Simmons beautyrest, Sealy posturpedic, and Serta perfect sleeper. My old boss whose a Chiropractor has a Simmons so he recommended that brand...
So after months and months of researching, going from mattress store to mattress store, I finally made a promise to myself that for my new year's resolution I'd finally pick a new mattress.
I had been sleeping on a old, innerspring, sealy posturpedic hand me down from parents. That mattress is probably twenty yrs old
Never had any serious back issues though but that's probably because I'm still young (27) and workout (lift weights) religiously (5 days a week) and eat healthy foods.
So In my search of mattresses I narrowed down my options to Simmons beautyrest, Sealy posturpedic, and Serta perfect sleeper. My old boss whose a Chiropractor has a Simmons so he recommended that brand...
New mattress back pain - JerryT
Feb 26, 2010 11:58 AM
Feb 26, 2010 11:58 AM
We spent 10 years on a full sized Simmons Beauty Rest.....always a comfortable good nights sleep...
Then we decided to upsize to a queen....
First mattress: Emerald Sleep systems 3.0 lb. Euro-top queen.....lasted two night and the mattress generated back pain that was unbearable...
Second mattress: Firm Sealy Posturepedic queen.....starts off very comfortable, 2:00 am, dull annoying back pain.....next.....
Third mattress: Any suggestions.....??? Cotton/innerspring futon....??? Sleep Number....????...