32 guage coils....never heard of such a thing!....what is the coil count and guage in this mattress?
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We are working to correct this mistake. This mattress has 690 coils and the springs are 12 gauge.
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The support coils are 32 gauge metal. This mattress is firm. I added a topper and it sleeps as good as my tempurpedic. Its a really nice mattress and an excellent price.
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I ordered expecting 4 boxes of 5 refills as in the 1st question. I got 2 boxes of 4 coils - 8 coils total. That makes this almost twice the cost of Home Depot. Shop wisely!
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That I don't know. I got a different one - the mattress doesn't come with one.
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Thick and coily. Looking through the other comments it seems mine is the only one with a coil in it. I bought 3 and they all have this coil. The coil shortens the overall length of the cord.
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I bought DHP 8-Inch Independently-Encased Coil Premium Futon Mattress, Full Size on September of 2011. I love it. I have it on a wooden futon frame and have had no problems. If your frame is built for futons, you shouldn't have any problem. :D
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Hi this is super old so I don't know if you'll see it, but Phoenix over at Mattress Underground really knows his stuff about mattresses and what to do in this situation. He's got a great long standing forum that covers everything you've ever wanted to know and more about mattresses and toppers and materials. ( I know this sounds like I'm a paid shill, but I'm not... I swear. :) I've just had really good luck over there when I've had questions of this sort.)
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I don't know the spring count. My husband and I are both very heavy set and the mattress feels firm. It is in our motorhome and does not get a lot of use, but I am quite happy with it.
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I am only about 200, but I have seen no problem yet. My mattress is about 10 months old, so far no problems. Read the reviews though before you buy. Personally, I love mine, even more than our Temporpedic!
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Accoding to the Slumber mfg, the sizes mattress and coil count are as follows: Twin =435 Full = 609 Queen = 690 King = 870 Hope this helps.
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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.
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I would suggest sticking with a spring mattress if you are concerned about weight/sagging. If you notice the store floor models of the solid "memoryfoams" they all have a bit of a sink from people just testing them --- I went with a combo model - individually wrapped coils/springs with only the outer layer memory foam. for us it was much better and breathes more cooler.
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Hello and Happy Friday. This mattress is 4.5 inch thick. This is all memory foam in regards to your density questions and has a cotton cover that zips and unzips.
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Just a side note... as far as I am aware, $325 is the original pricing from the manufacturer for the single coil unit. (Don't be fooled into thinking you're getting a crazy special deal through Amazon exclusively!!!)
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Mine is still fairly new, but if I lay it down and neatly push all the coils together like an accordion...it lays out to measure only about 3 or 3 1/2 feet.
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I would also like to know the answer to that! You posted a few months ago... did you make a decision? How'd it work out?We are looking at the naturepedic organic matresses and in particular, wondering if we should get the 252 coil or if the 150 coil is OK with this crib. A description of the mattresses suggests that 150 is fine if the mattress support on the crib is very supportive (i.e. wood slats) vs. something that can sag (wire mesh)... Where does the Kalani's metal support fall on this continuum? Very supportive or can it sag?
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I don't quite understand what you have. My mattress is older (8" from the box springs) and it worked well for me. I did a lot of measuring before I ordered it trying to figure out if it would work and in the end, just took a leap of faith that worked for me.
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I bought this mattress that you are posting under. We have used it for our 2 kids (about 4 years now) and have had no problems and no signs of it not lasting. We decided to pay more for this natural mattress (although more $$) so that we could have a bit of piece of mind for the kids knowing that they wouldn't be inhaling anything unsafe for a significant amount of time since they would be sleeping on it every night. I don't believe this mattress is coil.