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Hey - after a few months of having it I think I would still suggest going for something like the Sealy Leura from Freedom or like the Ecosa etc if you can get one around the $400 mark.
This mattress is good for spare rooms I'd say or if you're single and a back sleeper… I haven't shared the bed with anyone since I got it (sadly hahaha), but I think it wouldn't be very comfortable / supportive for anything non-sleep related.
I might be a bit biased as I've had back issues from a bulging disc earlier in the year, I don't think this has made it worse… but it certainly hasn't made it better.
Cheers @WatchNerd. Saved me $37! Good for a spare bed……saved a fortune on something more substantial that would have been overkill.
You can't find anything else at this price, so really good value if want a new mattress. however, there are some issues:
The cover over the foam is very thin. It's gonna rip if you don't put sheets and a protector on it.
It's supposed to have two layers but you can't tell which side is up so you have to guess which side to sleep on.
It's a good-quality piece of foam. support is excellent in the middle but if you sit on the edge, the foam goes all the way down. I guess this would happen to all foam unless reinforced around the edge.
Is it firm or extra firm? My parents only like extra firm unfortunately.
I bought one for a spare bed. I wouldn’t get it for daily long term use, particularly for parents.
This is just a couple of chunks of Dunlop foam with a cotton cover. Cost price is probably $200-300 depending on foam density/quality they have used, I’m guessing it the lower grade stuff.
Glad I only paid $198 for it then. Re the chunks of foam…the hide of them to say that was exactly what they are selling in the description!
Bit of stretch calling it a mattress. But I guess anyone can be a mattress maker these days 🤑
It would cost more than $200 at Foamland just to buy foam pieces which you could glue together if you want to be a mattress maker.
Spotlight would be $2240 for 10cm thick queenish size bed with memory foam
32pcs @ $70 a pop
https://www.spotlightstores.com/sewing-fabrics/utility-gener…
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Tagging members @kudoz & @navidm58 for an update when they bought last post.