I see a lot of comments about these mattresses arriving compressed. How can that be, if it has a 7.5" layer of springs?
1155750
Yes, they do come tightly bound and in a box but if you give it the time specified to adjust to its size, it does turn out to be a good mattress. I bought mine a year ago and I am satisfied with what I purchased. Definitely a good deal for the money.
1155751
It is vacuum packed in thick plastic... It's actually rolled up and inside a box..a machine must vacuum pack it..as soon as you puncture the plastic wrapping and remove it, the mattress expands to it's full size.. I know this sounds impossible but it's true and I highly recommend it as it is very supportive and very comfortable .. I sleep on it every night and love it.. Hope this helps
2115538
Hi Pat! That is what we did ! We are thinking that we need to make our bed softer (we have that option as we went with the zippered option.) we chose the level 8 but as we are side sleepers, might like more loft... Anyway, you may certainly use your box springs. Regards-B&B.; P.S. This is a great mattress.
653076
It is a VERY squishy mattress. Like sleeping on a marshmallow. I Even roll of edges trying to sit. Who ever says they are firm may work for the manufacturer. I am a 6' 200lbs man.
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I think it is a Sealy mattress from sears. I don't remember the specific model. However, it is an innerspring mattress (11") with memory foam around the springs. So far so good. The only complaint is that if we don't put the bed back flat before getting out of it, the mattress creeps up (toward the head).
1894344
When this is shipped, the mattress is compressed by removing air from the packaging. I found it quickly resumed its shape once it was opened and mattress was unfolded.
1239120
I believe this mattress to be medium in firmness. I weigh around 320lbs and it works well enough... could be a little more firm, but is much better than my old coil-spring mattress (no more stiff joints and back pain). If I had to do it again, I would probably purchase an 8-10 inch foam mattress... less material to compress (sink into) for someone my size. I also purchased a proper base for this mattress as well. It could be a little more firm for my preference, but I'd give it an 8.5 out of 10. Other than that, it's great.
745146
It is spring-coiled. It was very compressed (don't recall the dimensions), and it expanded quite a bit after unpacking. The mattress is actually very good quality.
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A thick matress is all I remember and I used it everyday for about a year and it stayed comfortable. I didn't feel any springs if there were any. The mattress is supported by thick wooden slates. At the time of ownership, I was 250lbs. As this is supposed to be a rollout and I used it everyday combined w/my weight, the wooden supports sagged somewhat and created s sort of minor bowl effect. I contacted the company and they simply adked me how many replacement wooden support slates I needed and they sent it out immediately w/o charge. It was like new after the replacementd were put in. I found it comfortable and easily rolled-away when not in use. A thick matress is all I remember and I used it everyday for about a year and it stayed comfortable. I didn't feel any springs if there were any. The mattress is supported by thick wooden slates. At the time of ownership, I was 250lbs. As this is supposed to be a rollout and I used it everyday combined w/my weight, the wooden supports sagged somewhat and created s sort of minor bowl effect. I contacted the company and they simply adked me how many replacement wooden support slates I needed and they sent it out immediately w/o charge. It was like new after the replacementd were put in. I... » Read More A thick matress is all I remember and I used it everyday for about a year and it stayed comfortable. I didn't feel any springs if there were any. The mattress is supported by thick wooden slates. At the time of ownership, I was 250lbs. As this is supposed to be a rollout and I used it everyday combined w/my weight, the wooden supports sagged somewhat and created s sort of minor bowl effect. I contacted the company and they simply adked me how many replacement wooden support slates I needed and they sent it out immediately w/o charge. It was like new after the replacementd were put in. I found it comfortable and easily rolled-away when not in use. « Show Less
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It depends on what the psi pressure is required. It can easily go up to 75 psi then its struggle behind that point. Mattresses are large volume, it may take a while.
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After the recommended time for it to get to full thickness, it fits just barely inside of the edge of our mattress on the sides, otherwise plenty long. If you're measuring it in its compressed form, you won't get an accurate measurement.
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10" thick with 2.5" memory foam comfort layer and 7.5" polyurethane foam base This mattress is AWESOME! I got it for my mother and I sleep on it when I visit her and it has totally ruined my bed, haha... so I have to buy one for my bed.
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I have the 9-inch premium mattress. It is not bad at all. It is not thin. It is heavy. It is firm and does not feel like an oversize sponge at all.The two other things I did get for mine were a "Luna Premium Hypoallergenic Zippered Bed Bug Proof Mattress Encasement 9" Height - Full Size"and a "Royal Heritage Home Burgandy Full Size Futon Cover"These are not very expensive but make the whole unit seem like it is.
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It's been about a year since I ordered this mattress but it shipped compressed in a box about 18"X18"X72", or whatever the width of the mattress is. It took about 2 days, once unpacked, for the foam to fully expand but it was worth it. We tossed our custom inner spring in Nebraska and never looked back!
745149
It's spring-coiled. And yes, it can be compressed & shipped, it's much smaller after compressed but still a little big.
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It is compressed into a roll about 1 foot in diameter and will take several days to reach its full size. We would not buy this mattress again because it is ver hard. This makes it hard to turn over while laying on the mattress.
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That is the way memory foam is. Just let the mattresses sit awhile and they will unfold and puff up.
1298095
It is a total of 4" (2" of memory foam and 2" of other foam underneath). This could be a problem if you are calculating depth for sheet sets; you need to add 4" to your current mattress.