When you go to the Bedpost showroom, go armed with all the dimensions of your room. The usual rule-of-thumb is to get the largest bed the room allows, but it will pay dividends if you work out your bedroom's layout before you test-rest your new bed. After all, replacing your bed or buying a new mattress may be just the impetus you need to revamp the whole room. Do you need storage under the bed? If you're kitting out a spare room could you join beds together to form a super kingsize for couples? Do you need a new kid's bed to last them through their teen years? You'd be amazed at what people want from their beds other than a simple night's sleep - there's even advice on how your bed can help you get pregnant. Know your price range. There's always a bed for every budget and whether you're treating yourself to the top-of-the-range now the kids have left home; you're simply fixing up a storage room into a spare bedroom; or you're trying to find the best option for a growing child, it makes sense to work through your finances before you hit the showroom.
Bear in mind you can apply for a Finance Now loan to cover your purchase online at your Bedpost store - and it should take only 20 minutes. For more information click here. Athletes, naturopaths, physiotherapists and fitness buffs will all do heaps of research into the healthiest options for their specific themes. But there's no reason why everyone shouldn't look to their new bed or mattress to help them boost their health. Check out the Sealy Posturepedic range, Tempur's innovative US Space Foundation certified materials used for mattresses and pillows, or our Sleepmaker and Beautyrest ranges for all their different health benefits. 5) Research and test-rest If your free time is precious then a little research will go a long way to saving time when you start shopping for a new bed or mattress. Narrow down your options before heading into a Bedpost showroom by thinking about size and budget, and then make sure you test-drive all the options our experts show you. A word of warning though, don't test-rest when you're tired... all the mattresses will seem as comfortable as each other!
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