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Beds - What are you sleeping on?

Abudeeba

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Originally Posted by Parker
McRoskey Airflex is a local company in San Francisco that makes hand-made traditional mattresses and box springs. I don't have one, but they get a lot of good recommendations. They might be the "Southwick" or "Samuelsohn" of mattresses. I think they're around $3500 for a set.

+1 on Mcroskey. The beds are great and your choice is simple: Extra firm, firm, gentle and extra gentle. A choice of two tickings. A king set will run you a little under $5000 and there isn't a speck of foam in them.
 

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I dunno -- got it at Sears a few years back, and it has two pillow-tops (for flipping, I guess). We cannot use the box-spring it came with, though, since it does not fit properly in our sleigh-bed -- if you put the box-spring in it sits atop the frame and then the massive double-pillow-top mattress on top of that makes for a bed my wife would need a ladder to get in and out of ...
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auping boxspring... It took some getting used to the softness, but right now I miss it when im gone longer that a week or so
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Originally Posted by gamelan
yeah, from the initial research i've done, it sounds like Vi-Spring, Hypnos (both UK), Hastens, and Duxiana (both Swedish) would be considered your Kiton, Oxxford, Attolinis of the bed world.

unfortunately, i have a feeling that all four makers may be beyond my reach financially.

-Jeff


Now where is the STP or Virtual Clothes Horse for mattresses?
 

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hastens excel
 

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another vote for cal king mcroskey... extra gentle. Plus it doesn't have the pillow top stuff that just breaks down (and is also very hot to sleep in)...
 

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Some crappy bed and mattress that comes with the dorm room.
 

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Could this be LabelKing's bed?
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So I just checked out Vi Spring's website and they don't list any US-based distributors. Has anyone bought them from the US?
 

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We have a Stearns & Foster mattress/box springs but we are looking at upgrading soon. I'm tempted by higher end beds but Sleep Number beds have a great reputation among my immediate friends so we might try that first. Duxiana is very expensive.
 

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Originally Posted by Balthazar
So I just checked out Vi Spring's website and they don't list any US-based distributors. Has anyone bought them from the US?

They do not have any dealers in the states, I just called them for you. They're working on something but nothing concrete so far. I'm a Vi-Spring dealer myself, they're pretty much the best you can buy.
 

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Thanks Roy. It was your recommendation earlier in this thread (which I realize was a couple years ago) that had me looking. Did you get your Magnificent? Is it as good as you thought it would be?
 

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Originally Posted by Balthazar
Thanks Roy. It was your recommendation earlier in this thread (which I realize was a couple years ago) that had me looking. Did you get your Magnificent? Is it as good as you thought it would be?

What I did is get the magnificence mattress on a TrÃ
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ca de Paris Coco boxspring, because I just love the look of the Coco in black leather. The matress is excellent, I love it!
 

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