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A dual-chamber airbed allows each sleeper to choose their own firmness.At Walmart, you'll find a wide selection of mattresses at Every Day Low Prices, so you can get the good night's sleep you crave.This year's offensive 9/11 ads: Walmart 911 display, Twin Towers mattress saleChat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what's happening in the world as it unfolds.JUST WATCHEDReplayMore Videos ...MUST WATCH Story highlightsA display uses Coke cans to mimic the towersA store creates a tasteless ad to tout a 9/11 sale'The Twin Towers' saleOn Friday, Bonanno took things a step further, saying on the company Facebook page that the Miracle Mattress store will close "indefinitely." /HU4y2rxgFG— Shawn (@online_shawn) September 6, 2016 Walmart said it didn't mean any disrespect. It told Orlando Weekly that Coke approaches Walmart with display ideas and the supermarket had approved the display.About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:The Mainstays 6" Coil Mattress offers comfort and convenience with its ergonomic design.
It has a bright white color that stands out and looks crisp and clean. It features 13.5-gauge tempered steel coils that provide maximum support for a sound sleep that can be relied upon. It meets federal flammability standard CFR 1633, providing quality and safety. The Mainstays mattress is made with a certified eco-friendly foam manufacturing process that prevents volatile organic compounds from being released into the atmosphere during the production process. This twin-size mattress is compressed, vacuum-sealed and boxed for easy shipping. It makes a nice fit for platform beds, allowing for versatility in placement. The foundations and bed frames are sold separately. With its manageable size, it will fit even in small rooms for an extra guest bed or child's room. The bed is made to last for many years. Let the Mainstays 6" Coil Mattress add comfort to your home. Mainstays 6" Coil Mattress, Twin: 6" inner-spring mattress 13.5-gauge tempered steel coils Certified eco-friendly foam manufacturing process Meets federal flammability standard CFR 1633 Compressed, vacuum-sealed and boxed for shipping Twin-size mattress dimensions: 75"L x 39"W x 6"H Beds sold separately.
See our assortment of beds. Also available in Full-Size. Useful for platform beds. SpecificationsThicknessTypeModelFinishBrandRecommended RoomAge GroupMattress ThicknessRecommended LocationConditionMaterialManufacturer Part NumberFirmnessColorFeaturesAssembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)Take an interactive tourManuals & GuidesVideoscan it be for an adult??by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign Incan it be for an adult??To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign InDoes this include a box spring?by It looks like you are not signed in. To proceed you will need to either sign in or create a new accountSign Inon the package it says, 'this mattress is intended to be used without a foundation' what does this mean? i can't use it with the base i bought?by It looks like you are not signed in. /careplansGet a warranty for it here.The 15th anniversary of the terrorist attacks in America on Sept. 11, 2001 is this weekend, and one super store's attempt at a memorial is falling very short.
In Panama City, Florida, a Walmart built a display that included twin towers made of Coca-Cola Zero, and an American flag behind it made of other red, white and blue Coke product packaging. Above the display was a banner that said "We Will Never Forget" which also included the symbols for Coca-Cola and Walmart.And oh yeah, there was a sign showing the Coke products used were on sale. /HU4y2rxgFG— Shawn (@online_shawn) September 6, 2016 The photo, posted Tuesday by Twitter user @online_shawn has been retweeted and liked thousands of times, leading to a slow build of outrage across social media. "One of the lamest things I've ever seen." Pure outrage.@online_shawn @geeoharee Oh man, they have GOT to be kidding.— Truly S. (@hotincleveland) September 7, 2016@online_shawn @RedSoxPres This is just wrong.— Jerry Swider (@bassetcats1) September 7, 2016@online_shawn Is that real?! Dear God, tell me that isn't real.— Vagenda of Manocide (@librarianatrix) September 7, 2016@online_shawn I have no words.
Making a $ off of lives lost and the attack of our Country. /4WUuwYO6a2— Fim Oshin (@TheRealOshin97_) September 6, 2016However some people found the display to be appropriate.@online_shawn What is the problem here? Coca Cola is paying tribute to our fallen. Find something important to be offended about!— Kelcey (@Kelceyrae1) September 8, 2016@online_shawn to all here who are offended by this..........why....?— Aaron (@Cmonnn145) September 8, 2016@online_shawn nothing wrong with this display...way to go making a simple tribute into a controversial topic...— Jerry Le (@lerugby09) September 8, 2016@online_shawn Who cares? We have serious problems in the country and people are upset over a soda display?— Wave of Liberty (@waveofliberty) September 8, 2016 A Walmart spokesperson told Orlando Weekly that the display has since been taken down. He also said the idea for the display was ultimately approved by Walmart.Sadly, this Walmart isn't alone in trying to cash in on the memorial over the years.