Do you like your bed?

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: welst10
I got my Sealy Posterpedic (queen size) from costco for 499. Costco is the place to go for mattress.

Bingo!

We purchased our Sealy Posturpedic Mira Loma Queen for $399 - $60 coupon = $339 out the door back in January 2002. It's one of the best purchases we've ever done.

Unfortunately the usual CostCo coupon book sales don't start until January but they still have low prices on mattresses. Plus who can argue with CostCo's return policy which is one of the best in the retail world.

 

[iotone]

i have a simmons beautyrest that i bought at mattress gallery... go there and talk to the people, they will help you find one based on your sleeping type and habits

 

[AFB]

I sleep on the floor

 

[boomdart]

My actual bed sucks...you can touch it and it'll squeek and makes tons of noise, dunno... it's not the connecting part because just one piece will rattle. The wood actually squeeks or something, it's wierd.

Anyway, at my dorm-room it's fine and doesn't make any noise...

As far as my matress goes, I like a hard matress.

 

[Turkish]

I love my bed. Paid around $500 (queen) last March.

 

[NutBucket]

Eh. People are so picky. I sleep sound as can be on my $100 matress that I've had for like 8 years. No box spring. Wake up feeling great (unless I'm short on sleep which is all too often).

 

[Excelsior]

My Mattress is more than 14 years old, i think. Almost as old as I am. It fvcking blows. Good thing I am going off to College , the mattress is surely better.

 

[NutBucket]

Originally posted by: Excelsior
My Mattress is more than 14 years old, i think. Almost as old as I am. It fvcking blows. Good thing I am going off to College , the mattress is surely better.

And covered in God knows what

 

[DrumminBoy]

I have a thomasville classic plush queen size thats pretty nice...all my friends say its the most comfortable bed they've slept in

 

[Rumpltzer]

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: welst10
I got my Sealy Posterpedic (queen size) from costco for 499. Costco is the place to go for mattress.

Bingo!

We purchased our Sealy Posturpedic Mira Loma Queen for $399 - $60 coupon = $339 out the door back in January 2002. It's one of the best purchases we've ever done.

Unfortunately the usual CostCo coupon book sales don't start until January but they still have low prices on mattresses. Plus who can argue with CostCo's return policy which is one of the best in the retail world.

I'll add a third vote for the Sealy they have at Costco. The Costco one is labeled as a Fenway, but you'll find it under different names depending on where you shop for it.

My queen size was $499 a month ago (I couldn't wait for the coupon ) at Costco, and the exact same mattress is ~$860 across the street at the Sit N' Sleep.

The Sit N' Sleep mattress is under a different name, but they look alike and the number of springs and layers of material are identical. Sit N' Sleep has free delivery and set up, haul away of your old mattress, and they include a basic frame. Costco asks for $65 to deliver (I don't know if setup is included), and they charge and extra ~$30 for a basic frame if you need one.

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: Rumpltzer

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: welst10
I got my Sealy Posterpedic (queen size) from costco for 499. Costco is the place to go for mattress.

Bingo!

We purchased our Sealy Posturpedic Mira Loma Queen for $399 - $60 coupon = $339 out the door back in January 2002. It's one of the best purchases we've ever done.

Unfortunately the usual CostCo coupon book sales don't start until January but they still have low prices on mattresses. Plus who can argue with CostCo's return policy which is one of the best in the retail world.

I'll add a third vote for the Sealy they have at Costco. The Costco one is labeled as a Fenway, but you'll find it under different names depending on where you shop for it.

My queen size was $499 a month ago (I couldn't wait for the coupon ) at Costco, and the exact same mattress is ~$860 across the street at the Sit N' Sleep.

The Sit N' Sleep mattress is under a different name, but they look alike and the number of springs and layers of material are identical. Sit N' Sleep has free delivery and set up, haul away of your old mattress, and they include a basic frame. Costco asks for $65 to deliver (I don't know if setup is included), and they charge and extra ~$30 for a basic frame if you need one.

Amen!

CostCo low prices + quality Sealy mattress = ONE HELL OF A DEAL on a quality bed.

 

[BladeWalker]

Originally posted by: RussianSoldier

Originally posted by: neovan
i sleep on the floor.

I am not alone!

You just realize that now. Who do you think it was that has been poking you?

 

[NutBucket]

Originally posted by: Rumpltzer

Originally posted by: RossMAN

Originally posted by: welst10
I got my Sealy Posterpedic (queen size) from costco for 499. Costco is the place to go for mattress.

Bingo!

We purchased our Sealy Posturpedic Mira Loma Queen for $399 - $60 coupon = $339 out the door back in January 2002. It's one of the best purchases we've ever done.

Unfortunately the usual CostCo coupon book sales don't start until January but they still have low prices on mattresses. Plus who can argue with CostCo's return policy which is one of the best in the retail world.

I'll add a third vote for the Sealy they have at Costco. The Costco one is labeled as a Fenway, but you'll find it under different names depending on where you shop for it.

My queen size was $499 a month ago (I couldn't wait for the coupon ) at Costco, and the exact same mattress is ~$860 across the street at the Sit N' Sleep.

The Sit N' Sleep mattress is under a different name, but they look alike and the number of springs and layers of material are identical. Sit N' Sleep has free delivery and set up, haul away of your old mattress, and they include a basic frame. Costco asks for $65 to deliver (I don't know if setup is included), and they charge and extra ~$30 for a basic frame if you need one.

Yep. They guarantee the price since everyone sells the same thing all with different names.

 

[User1001]

check out my new bed. Text

 

[phreakah]

i sleep on a loft bed to save space in my tiny apartment

 

[Anubis]

i have a futon with the middle grade mattress, i like it, the most expensive one is better but this oen is fine, i can pretty much sleep on anything

 

I sleep on an 'authentic' Japanese futon. My dad got it about 12 years ago and since the mattress is so thin and firm, it doesn't need replacing until it's really threadbare, basically. He bought it at a futon store around here, and I think it's the perfect bed for me. It's really firm, which is what I like. Unfortunately it's as ugly as all get-out (it's floor level, and queen size, so it looks super-strange). I think my next big purchase will be a new matress and a bed. I love the styles they've got at Ikea for frames.

 

[BigSmooth]

I have a Simmons Beautyrest. It's a low-end Beautyrest model, but it still kicks ass.

I have a platform bed so I don't need a boxspring. It's actually kind of hard to find just the mattress for a good price, but I managed to score a great deal on a king from a local Fred Meyer store, had to special-order it but I got it for around $475 on sale last year IIRC.

It's a no-frills mattress but my fiancee and I always sleep well well. It's firm, which I like, and we don't disturb each other during the night and we have no back or neck pain. Seems durable so far as well. :thumbsup:

 

[Cat13]

We just bought a Serta Memory Foam and it is the best mattress we have ever slept on. I can actually fall asleep on my back and not wake the entire night, something I could never do. Worth every penny.

 

[imported_Tomato]

I've seen a lot of commercials advertising some sort of discount or trade-in for an old mattress. Is there actually any significant discount (who would buy a used mattress??) for this, or is it just a marketing scheme?

 

[DT4K]

I bought a King size Sealy Posturepedic Mira Loma II from Costco about 10 months ago for $649. We were originally planning on getting another foam pad to put on it and hopefully duplicate the pillow-top effect, but it is so comfortable that we haven't bothered. I can't vouch for the longevity yet, but it is definitely very comfortable. I think it's rated as plush. I was originally worried it might be too soft, but it seems to have plenty of support.

RossMan did his Costco cheerleading as always in this thread.

More discussion can also be found in my thread here

 

[RossMAN]

Originally posted by: DT4K
I bought a King size Sealy Posturepedic Mira Loma II from Costco about 10 months ago for $649. We were originally planning on getting another foam pad to put on it and hopefully duplicate the pillow-top effect, but it is so comfortable that we haven't bothered. I can't vouch for the longevity yet, but it is definitely very comfortable. I think it's rated as plush. I was originally worried it might be too soft, but it seems to have plenty of support.

RossMan did his Costco cheerleading as always in this thread.

More discussion can also be found in my thread here

Haha good thread, over a year old!

Since you bought a King, did you order online? How much was s&h?

 

[AMDMaddness]

I have a Simmons Beautyrest® Exceptionale? Plush Ivernes, Queen size. It has individual coils and memory foam, I paid $1100 for it here is a link http://www.simmons.com/products/productDetail_beautyrest.cfm at the bottom right is the link to the bed I have its great!!! spent months looking for a bed and this one is top notch!

 

[maddogchen]

I got a Sealy Twin at Costco for $99
But it wasn't Posturepedic. Its okay. Firm.

 

[PHiuR]

no