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I have a new Stearns and Foster set due to come in June 10th. It's the entry level Luxury line Sears calls 'Hearthstone Luxury Plush' without pillowtop. I plan to protect it right away with a Protect O Bed waterproof cover. This mattress has the individual coils. I've heard some posts here about foam breaking down in the center sleeping area. Is this what to expect in a year or two? Would it be better to get a Posturepedic with the 'power packed' foam in the middle 1/3 of the mattress? Or memory foam in that area? Or skip anything with regular high density foam? Opinions appreciated, thanks. This message was modified Jun 7, 2011 by slpngoc
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I've been on this this S&F Hearthstone (the entry level traditional line) Plush for 3 weeks now. It's a good bed no doubt. There is some indentation that remains after getting off the bed. I don't have any backaches or neck pain after a night. But I can't say the bed is spectacular. I've also tried falling asleep on my back with pillow under knees, but I don't fall asleep til rolling onto left shoulder. So, I'm thinking, this is it? So, I went to Sleep Train where a saleslady introduced a Tempur-pedic Cloud Luxe on an adjustable base. That was an eye opener. With feet elevated, seems I might be able to sleep on my back. I can't do the Tempurpedic price now, so had to walk from that. I suspect this S&F might not flex very well on an adjustable base. S&F says a Plush model can be used on an adjustable, but not a firm. I find that a little strange as it doesn't make sense. I have one exchange opportunity with Sears, so I've got an iComfort Revolution mattresses on box spring coming 7/13. Tonight I'm going to spend as long as possible on the store model. I haven't detected any sinking in too much yet, but I'd rather detect something bad now than after the bed is delivered. This message was modified Jul 7, 2011 by slpngoc
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