Sleep Natural Memory Foam Mattress

[Mephitical]

Does anyone have a Sleep Natural memory foam mattress from Mark's Mattress outlet? If so, do you like it? My wife and I were looking at them up in Lafayette and neither of us know much about them. Actually neither of us know much about memory foam mattresses since we've never had one. Wasn't sure if they are worth the hype.

 

[findingZzero]

I love memory foam. Must of the ones I see advertised have only 2" of memory foam. If your old mattress is in reasonable shape, you could throw a memory foam topper on it and save some $$. I have a 4" topper I've been using for years. I also have a memory foam mattress about 11" thick with 4" being heavy weight memory foam. You don't need a sleep # as the foam adjusts to your body weight and supports you where you need it. No more back aches.

 

[ATM]

I've been sleeping on a 10" memory foam mattress since 2006 and it's great, highly recommended.

I ordered it from here: The Memory Foam Specialists - Memory Foam Mattresses, Memory Foam Topper Pads and Pillows but their prices have gone up quite a bit since then.

I haven't priced them elsewhere since then so they might still be comparatively reasonable. They also have a 1 year money-back guarantee.

 

[GunSlinger]

My wife and I own a Somma tube type water bed which is very comfortable to begin with. We then added a 4" high density memory foam bed topper to it. All I can say is this. It's the best investment in a bed we've ever made. My wife has had a couple of back surgeries, SI joint implants, and quite a few injections. This bed setup we now have allows her to wake up nearly always pain free. I always sleep very well on it and have never awaken with any back pains at all.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

For those that have the memory foam type mattresses: I have been concerned about them breaking down or compacting (or whatever the correct term is) where you typically sleep. What are your experiences with those? We bought one of those toppers to go on our mattress and for the first few months, it was great. But now, when you go to bed, you just roll into a hole where it's broken down.

 

[Mephitical]

For those that have the memory foam type mattresses: I have been concerned about them breaking down or compacting (or whatever the correct term is) where you typically sleep. What are your experiences with those? We bought one of those toppers to go on our mattress and for the first few months, it was great. But now, when you go to bed, you just roll into a hole where it's broken down.

This is the reason we're looking at memory foam. Our pillow top has two coves where we sleep and it's only 5 years old. We turn it every 6 months but didn't matter. I've heard the memory foam doesn't break down as much.

 

[findingZzero]

The quality of the memory foam is important. A 10" mattress may have only 2" of memory foam, the rest being a supportive foam. Go for 4". There is cheap memory foam usually determined by the density (more lbs/unit of space is usually better stuff). My pad and mattresses have never developed 'holes'. I believe they were in the 4-5.5lb cu ft(?) range. The ones that do suffer from Alzheimer's, have broken down and don't remember how to bounce back. It's been awhile, but if you go to Ebay and read the blurbs you can learn something about the difference in quality. There is a lot of hype, so read several description, and read carefully. Especially how they measure the density. A good 4" high density memory foam topper use to run about $300 queen size. A complete mattress, somewhat more. I love memory foam. The only downside of memory foam is that it remembers what you said in your sleep and may repeat it back to you in the morning (no worries if yer single)......Good luck.

 

[A_Brit_In_Indy]

We have a king size Tempur Pedic, love it, we upgraded to a king from a queen a few years ago

 

[hoosierdoc]

We spent a lot of $$ on one and after about a year had a nice permanent divot on my side. I loved it for about three months. It's a diff brand than what you are looking at. We called the store and they said "did you rotate it 90 degrees every few weeks for the first six months?" UHm... No... Supposedly you had to do that. Would have been nice to know. Now we have a very expensive guest room mattress and bought a more standard one for our room.

 

[findingZzero]

We spent a lot of $$ on one and after about a year had a nice permanent divot on my side. I loved it for about three months. It's a diff brand than what you are looking at. We called the store and they said "did you rotate it 90 degrees every few weeks for the first six months?" UHm... No... Supposedly you had to do that. Would have been nice to know. Now we have a very expensive guest room mattress and bought a more standard one for our room.

Don't have to do that with a quality foam. And you don't have to spend $2000 to get a good mattress. I did a lot of research before buying. Lots of crap knock-offs out there.

 

[dmarsh8]

Skip that go here.. Holder Bedding Inc., Anderson, IN
An ingo member recommend them and it's the best one I've ever had. You can pretty much customize it.

 

[dmarsh8]

Here's the thread.

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/break-room/328193-best-mattress-youve-ever-had-ingoers.html

 

[Leadeye]

Slept on those a few times, really too warm. Maybe it's how much you sink into them.

 

[hoosierdoc]

Slept on those a few times, really too warm. Maybe it's how much you sink into them.

that too, I was hot all the time

 

[GunSlinger]

that too, I was hot all the time

Trying to resist...the temptation is almost unbearable...MUST RESIST...OHHHH..."well Doc..."...NO I just can't do it...whewww.

(may have to use Doc's quote as my new sig line)

 

[hoosierdoc]

Trying to resist...the temptation is almost unbearable...MUST RESIST...OHHHH..."well Doc..."...NO I just can't do it...whewww.

(may have to use Doc's quote as my new sig line)

Heh, feel free. Seems I've been serving a lot of those up lately.

 

[sepe]

I normally sleep on a pallet with a few bundles of shingles stacked on it. Never have to flip it, turn it, and it doesn't matter if you have an accident. It might not be the most comfortable or the warmest (some A-hole stole my burn barrel so it has been rather chilly and hard lately) but it was the only thing I could find in the alley.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

I normally sleep on a pallet with a few bundles of shingles stacked on it. Never have to flip it, turn it, and it doesn't matter if you have an accident. It might not be the most comfortable or the warmest (some A-hole stole my burn barrel so it has been rather chilly and hard lately) but it was the only thing I could find in the alley.

How do you keep your computer charged up?

 

[sepe]

How do you keep your computer charged up?

Alley behind Starbucks. They think I'm just another hipster d-bag so they let me plug in an extension cord.

 

[Audie Murphy]

Not a lot of bounce on a foam mattress when having relations with the significant other.