MATTRESS SUPPLIER?
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AMZ1

Original Poster:

681 posts

242 months

Wednesday 8th October 2008
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Hi Guys
Anyone know of a decent supplier in mattresses, memory foam and sprung mattresses?. Ive got a new business selling beds and would be nice to complement them with mattresses aswell.

Thanks

Timsta

2,779 posts

277 months

Wednesday 8th October 2008
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Airsprung? http://www.airsprungbeds.co.uk/ Really crap website design, but pretty good mattresses.

They're local to me, been going for over 100 years.

Simpo Two

93,042 posts

296 months

Wednesday 8th October 2008
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I don't know but have been pondering a new mattress! What are the pros/cons between memory foam (which I'd never heard of until recently) and sprung?

Boosted LS1

21,200 posts

291 months

Wednesday 8th October 2008
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^ I bought a memory foam from a local shop for about £450. It stank for a week but was ok after that, nice and firm for me, I slept well on it. Her indoors found it to hard on her elbows or something like that so we only used it for a week. So, when looking at them try different firmnesses. You'll find it strange that it's got no bounce when you lie down or get up smile

TpdNotts

879 posts

234 months

Thursday 9th October 2008
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Boosted LS1 said:
^ I bought a memory foam from a local shop for about £450. It stank for a week but was ok after that, nice and firm for me, I slept well on it. Her indoors found it to hard on her elbows or something like that so we only used it for a week. So, when looking at them try different firmnesses. You'll find it strange that it's got no bounce when you lie down or get up smile
My parents have one. Mum loves it but dad finds it really uncomfortable even after a couple of months. A friend tried the memory foam pillow but she couldn't get on with it, so I'm not sure what I think about memory foam now, though its supposed to be excellent for the spine.