Premier inn mattress
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Not difficult was it?
It's even in the correct place.....
Not difficult was it?
It's even in the correct place.....
Edited by 227bhp on Friday 15th January 09:04
I bought one back in October to replace a several-year-old double mattress with separate memory foam topper.
The Premier Inn one is a fantastic mattress on my slatted bed frame and easily the best mattress I've owned.
Firm enough to support well, and the pillow-top on it gives it a real comfort.
They do weigh a lot though, which is a consideration as you have to rotate it weekly for the first couple of months, but then only quarterly.
The Premier Inn one is a fantastic mattress on my slatted bed frame and easily the best mattress I've owned.
Firm enough to support well, and the pillow-top on it gives it a real comfort.
They do weigh a lot though, which is a consideration as you have to rotate it weekly for the first couple of months, but then only quarterly.
LordHaveMurci said:
Maybe rotate is different to turn?
Sorry, may be my terminolgy.When I say "Rotate", I mean the top side remains the top side, but you rotate the mattress so where your head was is now at the foot end
As opposed to "Flip", where the top face you lie on becomes the bottom face against the bed slats.
And yes, the pillow top is only on one (the top) side.
And according to the instructions, you should "Rotate" (as per my definition above) weekly for the first three months to even out the fillings, then rotate with the seasons.

Simpo Two said:
andburg said:
Shaw Tarse said:
andburg said:
I believe the staff actually get discount on them if you know someone who works at one
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