what type of mattress is the King and Cal King considered...i.e.-plush, soft, firm etc.
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S-Cape refers to the foundation more than the mattress. Several mattresses are available at different prices and firmness levels. I have the 12" on our split king and it is considered soft. I have the 10" in an extra long twin foundation and it is considered 'firm'. It has a 5.3 density rating as compared to the 5.0 density rating of the twin XL's on the split king. A split king is actually two twin XL foundations with whatever mattresses you decide on. I got both more for the adjustable foundations than the mattresses. My wife likes soft and I like firm. With the split king we can have both although there is a difference in mattress height, about two inches, but that didn't matter to us since the split king only shares the top sheet, the blanket, and the bedspread and it allows for individual adjustment of each side. Or you can have two separate twin XL's. We are very happy with these beds, the split king in the master bedroom and the twin in the guest room.
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I am not sure about te Cali King. I have a regular king an it is a bit small for my liking. My last bed spread came down much farther on the sides. This one only covers the sides of the mattress. I do like how it is made. And I live the color.
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Order the size larger than your mattress. I ordered a california king for my king mattress and it was still fairly short so I had to return it.
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I ordered a queen size which included the pillow cases........ It's sold as a set, so I assume that the Cal King size would also include the pillow cases........
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Yes, I purchased this frame this summer and I have a king. It's a king, not cal king.
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Cal King is larger by definition however by Amazon stated size there appears to be no difference.I can say the Chezmoi Collection Down Alternative is a great size for any King Bed - Be it King or California King! PLUS, Chezmoi Saves From Live Geese Feather Pulling!!
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The cal king is only $3 more than the queen. ha. I just went ahead and ordered the cal king for my queen. It fit length-wise and was only 5-6 inches over width-wise. I think the queen would've been wayyyy too small!
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I would say it's a medium firm. This website was extremely helpful when trying to figure out how to chose the memory foam based on sleeping side, body type, and so forth. http://www.themattressunderground.com/
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I would assume it is as standard king. I bought the reg. size. They are nice and fluffy, but firm.
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California memory foam is what they call it. I'd say its light years ahead of old school foam, but it's not as form saving as the ultra modern, expensive ones either. Reasonable compromise.
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The mattress is medium firmness. My wife likes firm mattresses whereas I like softer. We are both satisfied with this mattress. It's been nothing but a good buy. Quality material and just as good as the big time name brands. I also believe the manufacturer makes them as they are ordered. It's heavy though so open it by the bed frame lol.
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This mattress is not a split Cal King, but we can build the mattress for you in a split Cal King. Give us a call and we will work with you to get you taken care of.
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The frame is for a regular king...NOT a cal king mattress. In addition, to get a mattress that will truly fit this bed, it must be bought from the bed manufacturer (Matisse Co.). I tried 4 other mattresses and they all sank into the bed creating a hazard!
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no, California Queen and California King, are different sizes than regular Queen and King
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Queen! I have a King sized bed and when it was put on the bed...it does NOT hang as low as if does in the picture. It barely covers the mattress. I was told by the seller that the only difference between the king and California king is that the Cal king is a few inches longer but no wider.
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If you're on a tight budget or if you dislike the initial stiff feel of medium and high-density memory foam mattresses, then a low-density memory foam mattress may be the right choice. I love my memory foam mattresses. Low is just as good as medium or high. Hope this helps you.
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A king-size mattress is a different size from a California king. So, the answer is 'no'.