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I don't know Tempur's exact foam makeup, but it looks like the Novaform Deluxe Comfort compares with the Cloud, and the Grand Elegance (SI doesn't have a Supreme Elegance) compares to the Rhapsody. Good luck!
Thank you sir, just placed an order for the Sleep Innovations Supreme Elegance (seems to be the same as the Grand Elegance) on Amazon. Not sure why places insist on renaming every mattress. Probably so it's tough to compare prices. Will provide updates. Can't wait to get rid of the Simmons. It's to the point where I'm traveling this week for work and I look forward to not sleeping on that POS.
I'm going to buy one from the Original Mattress Factory later today. Per Consumer Reports, they are #1 in customer satisfaction store rating, and in brand they are #2 behind Tempur-pedic (but at 1/3 of the cost). Their mid-line Regency model with box spring (Queen size, two-sided design) is about $600, with a non-prorated (i.e., full replacement) 10 year warranty. It felt pretty good the other day, so I'm going back for confirmation and making the buy. The top line Orthopedic model really didn't feel any different to me. Their Classic model is cheaper, but doesn't feel as good and the construction also didn't seem as good as the Regency model (plus the warranty is pro-rated, confirming the construction isn't nearly as good).Edit to Add: Purchase is done. Delivery on Thursday.
Wow, $2000. That's really a lot - I hope you love it.
well it was on sale so with all the discounts i got it for like $850.
I think there are mixed results. The theory is because you tend to sleep down in the foam that there is not much room for air movement and thus you will be hotter. I think Sealy has added a gel pad on top of the memory foam to help remove heat. With latex foam, you tend to sleep more on top of the foam.
Yea, that's my fear. I haven't sleept on a new one, but all the ghetto attempts at early foam mattresses,, 10+ years ago, I could not stand. Literally sweating trying to sleep, useless.
First impressions after 1 week:My back feels way better and I am sleeping much better (other than my 7 month old son interrupting me). It does have a "hotter" feel so far, and I am a little worried when summer comes. I sleep on my side and the side I sleep on does feel warm against the foam. Sleeping better for sure so thats a great start. We'll see.
Shouldn't you not have to buy anything to stick on top of a $3000 bed?We started our search today with a trip to Sleep Number. Their walkthrough was impressive; but I wasn't blown away. We had the same 'number', which means we don't really need the two sided concept. The I8 felt nice and cool but it was like $4k. Not sure where we're going next; probably Tempurpedic and maybe Sealy or Serta. Someone told me about the Westin Heavenly Bed, and also beds amde directly for the Wynn. Just about every brand has some fabulously satisfied customers, along with some disgruntled ones; online. Hard to get a feel for a favorite. I guess we'll just hit a few more places and go by feel.....
In case you haven't read the rest of the thread, but FBGs are very happy with these two Sleep Innovations beds from Amazon:http://www.amazon.com/Sleep-Innovations-10-inch-Memory-Mattress/dp/B003CT37JM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1340539438&sr=8-2&keywords=sleep+innovations
No, but we have geothermal heating/cooling, so our house is always a constant sleepable temperature.Someone (probably DawgPound) mentioned that with foam toppers, you don't get proper ventilation, so people who try a topper decide that they don't like foam because it sleeps too hot. A full foam mattress has proper ventilation, so this isn't a problem with them.I don't know if that's true or not, but in our situation, we're tremendously happy with ours (we got the 10"). We had a Simmons Beautyrest before for 15 years, and it was a good mattress, but of course it got saggy. The FFA came through for us - I never thought we'd be able to find a mattress we'd be happy with for under $400. We'll see how it ages, but so far so good.'DA RAIDERS said:
I did see that mentioned earlier. Not sure I could convince the wife to buy this sight unseen; but reviews are overwhelmingly positive on amazon too. Might have to consider it......'Tick said:
I am a big dude and my wife and I have a 12" memory gel foam mattress that we just put on our boxspring and have been okay for two years. If you are leery, just get a piece of plywood in there.No need to waste money on the frame in my opinion.
the new gel foam style is supposed to greatly reduce the heat issue.
I have had the gel one for two years now and it's still like new and doesn't sleep any warmer than my POS Sealy Posturpedic did.
Same here, but we moved into our house this weekend and had to lug that mattress up the stairs...holy mother of #### was that difficult. Like moving 300 pounds of jello. If I had any idea how much of a pain it would be I would have hired a guy. Totally miserable.
Reminds me of a prom date...
I ordered the Night Therapy Elite 13" MyGel (link above) from Sam's Club last night. It should arrive in a few days. The reviews are great overall, I just hope it's not too firm. I'll post a review after I've slept on it for a week or so.Been following this thread for a year and am finally ready to pull the trigger on a memory foam mattress to replace our old innerspring mattress that is sagging. I've researched all the different brands and we're going to purchase the Night Therapy Elite 13" MyGel Prestige King from Sam's Club for $588. It looks to be basically the same as the Sleep Innovations product. We're going with the Sam's Club one because we already have a membership and a return would be easy if we're unhappy for any reason.
Anyone FBGs out there have this one?
BTW, in my research I found this mattress review site that was incredibly comprehensive and helpful - Sleep Like The Dead
Lift a few weights.
My wife is very happy with the 10 inch version.
I bet she is!
In a similar situation here -- upgrading from a Queen to a new King, and our first time purchasing a new mattress together.
Might want to check out latex foam. Reportedly doesn't have the "sleep hot" issue. I only mention it because we went the latex foam route and it we like it a lot.
the guy at sit n sleep had my lie on one of those. it was comfortable, but for me, if there's any chance of it sleeping hot, i don't even consider it. it was comfortable to lay there for a couple minutes, but probably not gonna go foam of any kind.
was it around 2K?
Raiders... this is my post from 6 months ago. I still sleep 100x better on this bed. Since then, my 23yr old son bought one and we got one for my 15yr old son two months ago and they both love it.
which one did you get? after my initial foray i haven't done anything more. the wife is on me to get a new mattress asap.
It appears we got the "Dream Weaver"... The showroom where we went had 5 of those 10 models lined up from rock hard to mushy. The rock hard with a little padding on top like the Dream Weaver shown is what I bought. No off gassing at all too.I would check to see if anyone is carrying them near you and then go check them out.
Hey, sorry, I didn't see this until now.I don't know the company so I don't know how well their products are. I do know that it looks like a typical breakdown for a 12" mattress- 9 inches of base and 3 of memory foam. The three reviews rate it well, and one of them mentions the good customer service at the company so I don't see any red flags...
