Bed

[securespark]

If you needed a bed for two where you wanted independent mattresses (because one needed different support to the other and also rolled over a lot while sleeping) would you buy a superking bed and two 3 foot mattresses or would you buy two single beds?

 

[Brigadier]

Superking, so that both mattresses can closely butt together


Plus, only have to assemble one (big) bed, rather than two.

 

[conny]

There are mattresses you can buy which cater for two different people, so if one wants soft and the other wants firm they are combined in one unit.
Have a look at this link. (But make sure you are sitting/lying down when you see the prices!)

https://www.tuck.com/best-mattresses-for-couples/

 

[ellal]

 

[ellal]

There are mattresses you can buy which cater for two different people, so if one wants soft and the other wants firm they are combined in one unit.
Have a look at this link. (But make sure you are sitting/lying down when you see the prices!)

https://www.tuck.com/best-mattresses-for-couples/

Had to do a double take on that link address

 

[Brigade77]

We don't, but a good friend of mine has slept in a different bed, in a different room to his missus for almost as many years as he's been married. & it works very well for them.

 

[securespark]

Think a Superking with two mattresses is the way to go. But the Superking beds are longer than a standard 3 foot mattress, so I think I'll need to order a single Euro.

 

[fillyboy]

I'm not keen on those 'memory foam' mattresses. The cats have a kip on them during the day and I suspect the mattress remembers them and not me.

 

[EFLImpudence]

If that wasn't a joke (not sure) -

The memory part means it goes back to its original shape when you get up - not your body.

 

[fillyboy]

If that wasn't a joke (not sure) -

The memory part means it goes back to its original shape when you get up - not your body.

I didn't know that.

 

[EddieM]

If that wasn't a joke (not sure) -

The memory part means it goes back to its original shape when you get up - not your body.

Parents had a very expensive on in their spare room, all guests hated it. We all just boiled in it, mind your their house is like a furnace anyway. It's gone now.

 

[fillyboy]

Parents had a very expensive on in their spare room, all guests hated it. We all just boiled in it, mind your their house is like a furnace anyway. It's gone now.

I swap it over in the summer for a traditional one but yes, they don't 'breathe' so can get a bit clammy.

 

[Brigadier]

Reminds me of some comments associated with the news some years ago, that (John Lewis?) were flogging a mattress for £22k.

"The first layer is a finest merino wool mat, sown by artisans.
Next is a bed of two thousand individually hand - polished stainless steel coils, lovingly stitched together with the flax from South Island plants.
Then, finest knitted silk cushioning, merged with hand-stitched cashmere pocketing. All perfectly bound in finest 4000-count pure Egyptian cotton.

And, topped with a gullible bell end who's paid £22k for a mattress. "

 

[EddieM]

As some of you know, I work away during the week, I had one of those sleep tracker thingies, it registered during the week I got 0h0m deep sleep per night, at the weekend 8+ Hrs, I'm sure that can't be good for you

 

[Brigadier]

As some of you know, I work away during the week, I had one of those sleep tracker thingies, it registered during the week I got 0h0m deep sleep per night, at the weekend 8+ Hrs, I'm sure that can't be good for you

Stop watching the adult channels then