16 Gauge Spring at 1080 coil density..Good or bad?
Nov 23, 2011 1:04 PM
Joined: Nov 23, 2011
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Hello,

 

My wife and I are looking at buying a mattress from Denver Mattress Company. We are looking at this mattress

I ready that a most mattresses come in 12-15 gauge springs.

This says it has 16 gauge. Sohould I be nervous that it will not last or is it simply thinner because there are more coils (I am guessing there are really around 850 coils as opposed to the 1080 "coil density")

 

Thanks!

Matt

Re: 16 Gauge Spring at 1080 coil density..Good or bad?
Reply #2 Nov 23, 2011 7:25 PM
Joined: Nov 23, 2011
Points: 2
Thaks for your response! We have done a fair amount of research and tried a variety of beds. We feel most comfortable with this bed in terms of comfort as well as price. Also, we liked the salesperson.

The bed comes with a 30 day no questions asked return as well as a 15 year warranty. We do need to ask and inquire more about the parameters of the warranty. Especially in terms of body impression.

The 16 gauge is tempered so I suppose that is good. I wasn't aware of any carbon content...so that is a good question to ask!

Thanks for your advice!

Matt

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