XXL TideFan
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Going to buy a totally new bed. Probably looking at individually adjustable king. Opinions or suggestions welcome. Dr suggested for both of us
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ElephantStomp
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Sleep number
Another vote for Sleep Number...
XXL TideFan
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The mattress is adjustable on sleep number but it doesn’t change positionally, does it?
TerryP
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Two sides. I don't care for them. I'm sleeping on Stearns and Foster. The "extra bedrooms" have Park Place mattresses.
TerryP
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For what it's worth...
The last time I bought a mattress I went to O'Charley's and had a steak with their potato soup. I was FULL. Sleepy full. I went to the store and laid down on their mattresses...just to see which one "fit."
I "slept" on a Temperpedic a few weeks ago. Not a bad "lay" in both senses of the word.
The last time I bought a mattress I went to O'Charley's and had a steak with their potato soup. I was FULL. Sleepy full. I went to the store and laid down on their mattresses...just to see which one "fit."
I "slept" on a Temperpedic a few weeks ago. Not a bad "lay" in both senses of the word.
Yes they're individually adjustable
@XXL TideFan I think you will have to do the shopping on this, just because of how you and the wife sleep together. You could go to Badcock & More there are going out of business.
XXL TideFan
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TerryP
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The crazy thing about the mattress industry a lot of people don't know is how they are marked up. It rivals jewelry.
XXL TideFan
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I married into a furniture family. When my FiL was alive he had a partial interest in a manufacturer in Tupelo. I’ve seen truckloads of recliners sell for $69-$109 ea wholesale and mark up to $300-$400. Depends on what’s hot but you can count on 300% markup. Tooling always has to be amortized into the piece price.
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