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| Re: Which Mattress To Buy and Points to Consider Quote:
 Coming to prices for king size, Urbanladder = 35000 (6") Boston = 38000 (5"), 57000 (7") Sunday = 50000 (8") FoamsIndia = 47000 (5"), 76000 (8") | |
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10th May 2018, 22:37
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| Re: Which Mattress To Buy and Points to Consider ^^ No reason not to consider Pops. Will definitely have a look. More options, more research, more difficulty in choosing  |
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18th May 2018, 21:43
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| Re: Which Mattress To Buy and Points to Consider Quote:
We have a queen size kurlon mattress (Spinekare Foam) that we've been using since 2008 and quite happy. If I remember it cost about Rs.17k back then and we bought it from the Koramangala store. Now looking for a king size mattress and the Spinekare Foam is listed at Rs.46k  The kurlon website lists Spinekare Foam, Spinekare RC and Spinekare Spring, but I don't see a Spinekare PRO. Also, how much did you pay for it ? Last edited by NPV : 18th May 2018 at 22:04. | |
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18th May 2018, 22:11
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| Team-BHP Support | Re: Which Mattress To Buy and Points to Consider Quote:
It's not on the website but there's a brochure that mentioned it: http://kurlon.com/skin/frontend/Webe...ct-Talkers.pdf I got a queen for 38k (78x60). They had some silly microwave off which I didn't take. Instead I got 2 memory foam pillows and a comforter. | |
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24th May 2018, 02:09
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| Re: Which Mattress To Buy and Points to Consider Quote:
 Please don't get the mattress they use in a 5* hotel, it may be good for relaxing and maybe private time with missus, but that mattress at home is what pushed me to write this post. I'll state some facts to prove why the memory mattress (the deep one) with a tendency to suck you in, is bad for your posture and sleep. First, let me present a photo of what I'm talking about.  This is the mattress that matches your description. It is deep. It is memory foam/NASA/alien-tech. It is expensive. It weighs a ton, two people struggle to move it, if required! Initially, it is quite relaxing to sleep in this because it responds to weight and your temperature. But once you get too cosy, you begin to sleep in bad positions (say after a few days) because they're just as comfortable to sleep in. But I wake up with a bad headache/body ache almost every day because I slept in a bad position overnight. Getting up is a chore. You have to struggle and reach out to the sky and slide off the mattress. It is so comfortable, yet I have pain in weird places like my neck and back after using this mattress. I want to discard it, but my dad won't let me since he believes in using your possession to the fullest, especially if you paid a good amount for the mattress. This mattress is mostly memory foam with little space for springs at the bottom to maintain the shape of the mattress. The opposite side is impossible to sleep on because neither it is not meant to be, nor you can tolerate the bouncy nature of your bed. I hate this mattress so much that I'm seriously considering getting a coir mattress and use a make-shift bed at night. The only advantage of this mattress would be no disrupted blood flow at night. This mattress comes in a single piece for the entire-double bed. The option that IS better for everyday use is this:   This mattress isn't deep, in fact, it looks like a normal mattress. This is half memory foam, and half coir/some hard material. And it is a delight for the body. The half memory foam makes way for the body, and the coir kicks in when depressed too far into. Super comfortable and absolute best for the body. You can overturn the mattress too, and use the coir side if required. I would personally prefer the coir side/coir mattress in an ideal situation because it is better for the body, but willing to sacrifice a little for better comfort, hence, the memory foam side. Let me know if you want to know the model number and the price. Hope it helps. Cheers. | |
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26th May 2018, 15:11
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