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Colour Republic
OK first things first... We spend almost a third of our lives in bed so why do we spend so little on one of the most important aspects of our life? I'd put money on the fact that most people (OK men) would spend more on their TV than on their bed, In the past I've spent more on a shirt than I have on bed sheets!!!!
Open the wallet Dan and you won't regret it. The first £200 should be spent on a decent base for your bed, that will get you a well constructed if not slightly plain looking bed, add 2/3/4/5/6/£700 on something that suits your taste.
Next get a memory foam mattress. Now this is trial and error and is loaded with pit falls, you can spend £300-£1,000 and you can find the perfect mattress anywhere in that range, you can also find some stinkers!
Point to note, memory foam toppers are a waste of time, don’t go there. If you get comfort out of a topper then you are missing out on the real deal.
Now the best mattress we've ever had was from 'Raylon' but sadly after a year we noticed a split in the mattress, we bought it from 'Benson For Beds' who pretty much told us to and pretty much in those words:yikes: I extracted my revenge but it also meant I couldn't buy that same mattress as it was exclusive to them. We shopped around but the mattress we bought, even though cost twice the price, wasn't a match for the Raylon. Our problem was feeling un-easy trying out new beds.
It's that typical scene, you walk in to a bed store and see people trying out beds, 9 times out of 10 they lie down with arms at 12 o'clock all regimented, hum a little then say yeah this is then one for me. But who ever sleeps like that?? Normally it's arms and legs flying all over the place.
Now a true memory foam stops you from doing that. You lie down and it moulds to you within a very short period of time, it's a bit like being cuddled. We all want to be back in the womb and a good memory foam mattress will do this for and thus you'll have the best nights sleep ever.
A bed you can buy off the net. A mattress you can't mate
Open the wallet Dan and you won't regret it. The first £200 should be spent on a decent base for your bed, that will get you a well constructed if not slightly plain looking bed, add 2/3/4/5/6/£700 on something that suits your taste.
Next get a memory foam mattress. Now this is trial and error and is loaded with pit falls, you can spend £300-£1,000 and you can find the perfect mattress anywhere in that range, you can also find some stinkers!
Point to note, memory foam toppers are a waste of time, don’t go there. If you get comfort out of a topper then you are missing out on the real deal.
Now the best mattress we've ever had was from 'Raylon' but sadly after a year we noticed a split in the mattress, we bought it from 'Benson For Beds' who pretty much told us to and pretty much in those words:yikes: I extracted my revenge but it also meant I couldn't buy that same mattress as it was exclusive to them. We shopped around but the mattress we bought, even though cost twice the price, wasn't a match for the Raylon. Our problem was feeling un-easy trying out new beds.
It's that typical scene, you walk in to a bed store and see people trying out beds, 9 times out of 10 they lie down with arms at 12 o'clock all regimented, hum a little then say yeah this is then one for me. But who ever sleeps like that?? Normally it's arms and legs flying all over the place.
Now a true memory foam stops you from doing that. You lie down and it moulds to you within a very short period of time, it's a bit like being cuddled. We all want to be back in the womb and a good memory foam mattress will do this for and thus you'll have the best nights sleep ever.
A bed you can buy off the net. A mattress you can't mate
