Memory Foam Latex Mattress Pillows Beds

Our six-year-old traditional, innerspring mattress had developed significant sag despite frequent turnings, and my back had developed an accompanying twinge in the morning. My wife had been having some trouble sleeping and thought the bed and mattress were part of the problem. She had also expressed a desire for a king-size Memory Foam Latex Mattress, so it was time to go mattress shopping. Noticing that Select Comfort had a store a few minutes from our home, we paid them a visit and tried out two Latex Mattresses. I was genuinely impressed with the feel of the Mattress, but found the price a bit steep and the salesperson more aggressive than I liked.

I ended up purchasing the Memory Foam Latex Mattress. The components were well packed and easy to identify. All seem to be of good quality. They consisted of a single electric pump unit (~ 12 x 8 inches footprint, 6 inches high, in a hard plastic case), electric cord for the pump (black in color and exactly like that used for a desktop computer), two palm-size digital controls (off-white plastic case with orange LCD readout - numbers ~ 1 inch high) with grey detachable cables (~ 6 feet each, and basically telephone cables with the

same plug-in type connectors), two clear plastic air tubes (~1/2 inch diameter, ~ 4 feet long), two plastic squeeze-type clamps for connecting the tubes to the pump, two air bladders, four pieces of dense foam to be placed around the outside edges of the mattress shell, a foam cover for the air bladders (similar to those used by backpackers or on hospital beds) and the mattress shell itself (a woven, synthetic material that I believe is rayon - I'd go look but no review is worth waking my wife once she's asleep).

The Memory Foam Latex Mattress shell comes in two parts that zip together. The lower half holds the air bladders and foam edges in place, while the upper half has a quilted top similar to that found on traditional, upper-end mattresses. Because we had also ordered a new bed that had not arrived, we decided to move the old bed to a guest room and set up the Mattress on the hardwood floor. I can't advise this, but it sufficed for about two weeks. We have since received and purchased a Serta king-size foundation. The Memory Foam Latex Mattress was very easy to set up, with excellent instructions. The whole process, from unpacking the boxes to putting on the sheets, took about 40 minutes.