Mattress SizeShow AllDouble (14)King (49)King Single (7)Long Single (5)Queen (78)Single (5) Date Purchased: Jan 2016 5 out of 5, reviewed on Feb 17, 2017 Was this review helpful? Read the reviews for Sleeping Duck Mattress. Date Purchased: Aug 2012 Best mattress I've ever used. Date Purchased: Feb 2017 Date Purchased: May 2016 Ergoflex Mattress Best Ever reviewed on Feb 16, 2017 Mattress Size: King Single Great value and better comfort Date Purchased: Jan 2015 No more neck and back pain. Got an ergoflex for the whole family ! reviewed on Feb 15, 2017 Date Purchased: Aug 2016 A purchase we have not regretted Date Purchased: Jul 2016 Date Purchased: Dec 2016 Firmer Than Expected - Returned It 3 out of 5, reviewed on Feb 10, 2017 Wasn't a believer at first now I'm converted. Wouldn't buy anything else reviewed on Feb 08, 2017 Date Purchased: Jan 2017I bought a second one a few years later and I am loving it.
reviewed on Jan 31, 2017 2 of 40 pages You can temporarily lift this restriction by proving that you're human:Eight out of ten people will have back pain at some point in their lives1. Symptoms range from a dull, constant ache to acute, debilitating pain. And since people spend about one-third of their lives in bed, the mattress you use can impact whether or not you suffer from back pain more than almost anything else. That's why so many people are searching for the best mattress for back pain. Scientific studies have proven that getting the right mattress for back pain can improve your symptoms and sleep quality2. The best mattresses for back pain will evenly support your weight and allow your spine to remain aligned. When looking for the best mattress for back pain, the two main things to consider are its firmness and the materials it's made from. Scientific studies have proven that getting the right mattress for back pain can improve your symptoms and sleep quality.
Used & new (5) from $132.99 Best Price Mattress 6-Inch Memory Foam Mattress, QueenDetailsQueen Size SafeRest Premium Hypoallergenic Waterproof Mattress Protector - Vinyl Free FREE Shipping on orders over . Best Price Mattress 6-Inch Memory Foam Mattress, Twin Memory foam provides a great sleeping surface. In normal temperatures it is somewhat firm, but when you lay down, it starts reacting to the temperature of your body and begins to mold itself to your shape. Then, weight is evenly distributed along the surface, relieving pressure points and helping you to sleep more without tossing and turning. MATTRESS FACTS: 6" Deep Dual Layers: 1" Memory Foam top+2" Super soft foam + 3" Supportive Layer below . Rich Poly-Jacquard fabric cover .10-Year Warranty. 80 x 60 x 6 inches 35.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Amazon only ships this item within the contiguous 48 United States. Other Sellers on Amazon may ship this item to Alaska, Hawaii and US Territories.
This item is not eligible for international shipping. #608 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen) #91 in Home & Kitchen > Furniture > Bedroom Furniture > Mattresses & Box Springs > Mattresses Zinus Memory Foam 6 Inch Green Tea Mattress, Queen Zinus Sleep Master Ultima Comfort Memory Foam 6 Inch Mattress, Queen LinenSpa 6" Innerspring Mattress, Queen See and discover other items: bed queen size furnitureTempur® hate it when you refer to their products as Memory Foam. It’s not memory foam, it is a temperature sensitive pressure relieving material. Because of this, they are very protective over their brand, and rightly so, it’s cost them millions to get to the worldwide familiarity it enjoys today. Let’s dig a bit deeper so you can make your own mind up. Tempur-Pedic International Inc is credited to be the company who trialled and developed so-called memory foam and through extensive advertising and promotion brought the world’s attention to the benefits of this ‘pressure relieving material’.
Although the material was developed in the 1970s by NASA, it wasn’t until the early 90s, before Tempur launched this Space Foam Technology for the domestic market. Note: I acknowledge that the original companies involved Dan Foam and Fagerdala World Foams contribution resulted in what is now known to be Tempur World Inc. I use Tempur as a reference to their mattress range and product. Tempur recently acquired Sealy and are now known as Tempur-Sealy. The acquisition with Sealy took place on 27th Sept 2012. Making the largest bed company in the world. Tempur has several different models with the 20cm ‘Original’ retailing at over £1500 (double) or 22cm Deluxe retailing at over £1700 (Double). High-end stores will have other models such as The Cloud, Tempur’s softest mattress and The Sensation, marketed as a springy medium mattress, with an equally high retail price. Tempur more recently has started rebranding models for certain retailers such as dreams.
To keep things simple there are three main models, the original, cloud and sensation. These now come in varying heights and some retailers use their own micro-branding such as the ‘cloud deluxe’ which can lead to more confusion. “Perceived Quality” is a sales technique whereby a purchasing decision is made purely based on price. You are going to assume that the higher priced item is going to be a better quality product. If a shop has two mattresses side by side, say for example a Tempur mattress and an Ergo-Flex mattress that can be compared as a like for like option, the price asked then becomes the final decisive factor. If a retailer or manufacturer has the balls to ask over £1500 for a product when there are equivalents available for roughly a third of the price, you are going to assume that the quality must be two-thirds better, But Is it? We provide two hybrid foam models that have a comparative feel, ie they feel similar too. They are not made from memory foam or Tempur’s proprietary foam so can’t be thought of as the same as they are different materials.
We have used hybrid foams which reduce the issue with heat retentive in memory foam mattresses. They also have a much faster response rate. Feedback shows us that it has the benefits people like from a memory foam mattress but without some of the drawbacks ie heat and being slow to respond. The Hybrid 4 has a similar feel to the Tempur Cloud and the Hybrid 5 has a similar feel to the Tempur Sensation both of which can be found in our online shop. We have written an article about the comparative feel to Tempur mattresses with our Hybrid range. This article gives much more detail on the makeup and composition of the Hybrid range of mattresses in comparison to the Tempur specifications. One big difference is that our hybrid models all come with removable toppers that allow you to turn them and extend the longevity of your mattress, a drawback often made to Tempurs one sided mattress range.A Tempur bed mattress is recognised to be the market leader, no doubt about it. but this does not mean it will suit everybody.
Their ‘material’ has a general density of 85kg/m3 whereas in comparison British Vita Vasco foams have a general density of around 55-70, but British Vita (and other foam converting companies) do have comparable products with densities in excess of 80kg/m3. That said most of the 80kg plus foams are imported in the UK from the far-east as their simply isn’t the market for such dense firm foams, most people want memory foam to be a pressure relieving. This means the market in bed manufacturing usually uses 40-60kg foams for this purpose. The denser foams found in Tempur and Ergoflex require significant heat, compared to say Latex, to mould so they do get warm and this is one of the main complaints about Tempur and Memory foam products, especially if you’re already a warm sleeper. We have a page that explains all about foam densities and data sheets here. It is understood that in (their words) a standard test (draw your own conclusions as to what this means) the thickness loss of Tempur after 80,000 compressions is less than 5 percent compared to approximately 10-15 percent for a highly elastic polyurethane foam.
Personally, I would want to know if a like for like ‘foam’ was used in the test, say a close matched 80–85kg/m3, but cannot find this essential piece of info. I do draw your attention to a clause in Tempur’s guarantee that states any indentation of less than 2cm will not be considered a reason for the claim. Be aware that as a general rule from all manufacturers, visible and permanent indentations in memory foam of less than 2 – 2.5cm will not be seen as a defect in the mattress. A quick search on the internet will throw up many consumers complaints that it is this very visible indentation that causes them most concern. This is always a concern with memory or pressure relieving foam because all these mattresses are one sided so you only have one side to use. John Ryan models aim to compensate and reduce this by supplying them with turnable removable toppers. Tempur is a highly successful and quality product, what we are asking is, ‘is that quality product worth the price tag?’