Reply to: Paging NLyUK - Mattress Advice Needed

[Gibbon]

Most of the "disruptor brands" are coming in about £600

Look here now Woodlesford boy, Harrison is what you need about £1500 -2000 is about the right compromise between comfort and price. I got one two years ago and have really noticed the difference. Even better get the zip linked two singles version (you can't tell) but you can then each get the right firmess for each other and also you don't feel the other shuffling.

[Halo Jones]

Waterbed. very comfy. We have a “split mattress” version so my side is firmer than BGG. Also, each side has individual heating control.
Had one for the last 15 years & very happy with it.

(now waiting for the smutty comments, as this is general after all)

[SimonMac]

Went into a couple of the stores to try a vareity out, turns out anything would have been better than out old mattress as it was shagged (no pun intended)

Went for this one but being northern managed to get it for a fair bit cheaper

Was delivered today and it's fooking massive, its now higher than the bedside tables and MrsMac's feet can't reach the ground when she is sitting on the edge of the bed!

Shame I am 200 miles away, but looking forward to a decent night sleep when I get home

[SimonMac]

I have an Emma memory foam king size one for 450 (was on offer) and it's very good, if I sleep on anything else I get a stiff lower back.

qh

Been looking at the Emma as it’s 35% off at the moment

[quackhandle]

I have an Emma memory foam king size one for 450 (was on offer) and it's very good, if I sleep on anything else I get a stiff lower back.

qh

[SimonMac]

£600 is cheap for a good mattress


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Most of the "disruptor brands" are coming in about £600

[GhostofTarbera]

Eve mattresses have the name. Everyone who stays at my gaff and sleeps overnight remarks on how comfy they are.

(They're not cheap though, at £600 a pop.)

£600 is cheap for a good mattress


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[OwlHoot]

Anyone bought a new mattress recently, and if so any recommendations?

Are the newcomers (Leesa/Casper/etc) any good?

Eve mattresses have the name. Everyone who stays at my gaff and sleeps overnight remarks on how comfy they are.

(They're not cheap though, at £600 a pop.)

[vetran]

You’ve not met MrsMac, that picture is her dream

Lots of pussy in the bed, I think that is most men's dream

[jamesbrown]

You think nlady uses a mattress?

Try behind a lift in the multistorey.

[DaveB]

Hypnos, as used in Premier Inn.

Premier Inn | Hypnos in Hotels | Hypnos Beds

We have one and it's the most comfortable mattress I've ever slept on.

[ladymuck]

Memory foam mattresses, which seem to be all the rage at present, are really very warm to sleep on.

I had one for years and switched to a sprung mattress with built in wool topper which is very comfortable. I like mattresses to be on the firm side.

Mine came from Next for £765 in 2017. They don't seem to stock it any more.

[Benny]

I always found these to be both helpful & knowledgeable


Luxury Mattresses | John Ryan By Design - Mattress & Bed Specialists


HTH

[SimonMac]

I think you may be asking the wrong people....

You’ve not met MrsMac, that picture is her dream

[greenlake]

Anyone bought a new mattress recently, and if so any recommendations?

I think you may be asking the wrong people....