Sealy Posturepedic Mattress - Advance Collection @ MYER: 45% OFF + Delivery

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anonymoususer on 21/09/2014 - 20:02 myer.com.au (688 clicks)
Last edited 21/09/2014 - 20:27 by 1 other user

Was in MYER today and noticed they have huge 45% sale for

(1) Sealy Posturepedic Mattress - Lido Firm - Advance Collection

Sizes:
King - 183.5 x 203cm : was $3399.00 now $1869.45
Queen - 152.5 x 203cm : was $2649.00 now $1449.00
Double - 138.5 x 190mcm : was $2449.00 now $1346.95
Single XL - 91.5 x 203cm : was $2149.00 now $1181.95
King Single - 105.5 x 203cm : was $1849.00 now $1016.95
Single - 91.5 x 190cm : was $1799.00 now $989.45

(2) Sleepmaker Mattress - Ava Plush - Miracoil Back Support Collection

Double : was $1799.00 now $1199.40
Queen : was $2399.00 now $1559.40
King : was $2399.00 now $1559.40

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$65 flat fee for metro only.

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  troyww on 21/09/2014 - 20:12

  +3

  You should be aiming for 50% off any sticker price for mattresses . This deal does take the chore out of haggling though , so a plus from me . We have an "Advance" range mattress and it seems ok . The Warranty though is questionable as you need a massive droop in the middle before it's deemed unfit for use . I can't remember what the exact measurement was but I would think you would pretty much be crippled by the time you reached that level of stuffed .

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    anonymoususer on 21/09/2014 - 20:21

    Went with friend who was actually planning to get :

    Sealy Advance Imperial Support Firm Mattress
    http://www.bedsonline.com.au/products/Sealy-Advance-Imperial…

    Was $1799 now $1399
    On top of that use code : SEALY100 for $100 off making final value to $1299 + free delivery

    But ended up in getting "Sealy Posturepedic Mattress - Lido Firm - Advance Collection" one as he felt much better on it.

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  [Deactivated] on 21/09/2014 - 20:38

  +17

  Saw thumbnail, got excited thinking it was 45% off Hard Drives!

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  lazybones1987 on 21/09/2014 - 21:18

  -2

  I've never understood why mattresses can be so expensive. Yes, you spend almost your entire lifetime on it, but is it really worth spending over $1K on a mattress (which probably won't last a lifetime)?
  To put this into context, I recently purchased a Queen mattress for $200 at Aldi and it is pretty damn comfortable.

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    [Deactivated] on 21/09/2014 - 22:00

    Depends on your body type and conditioning. If you are a hard core hiker and camper that can sleep well on a themarest or swag mat than I'm sure you don't need a royal comfy mattress. But I'm a big believer I'm spending big on a mattress, 1/3 your life there, even if you need to replace every 10 years.

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    PresidentClinton on 21/09/2014 - 23:09

    +1

    You're absolutely right. The mattress is a modern day mass marketing success.

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    nismo33 on 22/09/2014 - 00:59

    I wont make that same mistake again, about 7yrs ago we spent $3500 on a Sealy pillowtop mattress which is now absolutely stuffed… i wake in agony every day with a bad back(sometimes to the point of being crippled)!! We are currently trying to get something done about it through their 'sketchy' 10yr warranty, its laughable…. indentations need to be visibly at least 'one & a half' inches deep before they'll even look at it!! What a joke… Im 6'5 & weigh 100kgs+- the indentations are nowhere near that to the eye but lay on it and its like a hammock!
    So i for one wont be spending another huge amount like that again and especially wont be buying Sealy ,,│,,
    EVER!

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    StewBalls on 22/09/2014 - 08:55

    Agreed.

    We bought a Tempur a few years back, half price of course, so $3600 down to $1800…yeah, it's a great mattress, but a friend got a $400 (delivered) memory foam mattress off ebay shortly afterward that feels just as comfy! Sure, it's only ~20cm thick instead of ~30cm like our Tempur (which may be overkill), but the density of foam seems pretty similar & I can't really feel a difference…she loves it & realistically only paid ~10% of a full priced entry level Tempur!

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  OxfordMD on 21/09/2014 - 21:23

  FYI this is not a bargain. Myer run the same promotion every week (45% off RRP) and just change the model/range. That is for WA anyway and considering how Myer operates I would say it is a national promotion.

  Same models can be purchased at other retailers for better prices, especially the sleepmakers models. The Sealy ones are somewhat competitive but you can do better at other b&m stores generally.

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    lmabzo on 21/09/2014 - 22:10

    Yeah I was thinking the same when I saw this. Don't go to Myer very often but beds at 40-50% off seems to always be advertised as I'm walking in

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      OxfordMD on 22/09/2014 - 00:26

      Its an in joke in the industry that Myer and DJs have been running the same add in the paper every weekend for the last three years.

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  akula on 21/09/2014 - 23:44

  +1

  Myer always does 40-50% off on mattress. But after going through whirlpool, i decided to buy from ozmattress.

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  pana on 22/09/2014 - 09:15

  Since they are always on sale this price is RRP

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  oscarthesausagedog on 28/09/2014 - 22:27

  What 'pana' said. Loads of 45% off sales. You'd be mad to pay RRP on a mattress. Was lucky enough to get one through a friend at employee rates. RRP $3,500. Paid circa $1200. 64% off FTW!