Spring Mattress

[Prasham]

I spent 34 K on a spring mattress, only to sell it for 2.5 K after 5 years. Went back to coir + foam combination which is best for back support. The ones you get in hotels will be even more expensive.

My dad constantly suffers from back pain and prefers sleeping on high density foam mattress. If the pain is more, he sleeps on floor for a while, so I believe that hard surfaces are better for back but I never had any such trouble on my custom built mattress which is pretty soft.

I checked on amazon and found a few options with 8" & 10" thickness for under 21k which I feel is great.

8" .... https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B07141VLY2/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A2YL4DG8STMIG0

10" .... https://www.amazon.in/gp/product/B078J2433Q/ref=ox_sc_act_title_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=A1LOIS1UQSAB8S

 

[Prasham]

Better go and test on mattress you like the most after spending 15-30 minutes on it,
in big showrooms of may be other city.
Most big showrooms normally deal in such product.
Brand does not matter much but your feeling is important.
Take one that you are comfortable in.
No other way to judge this.
Or ask a hotel manager about their mattress purchase.

For Detail read:
1.
https://www.quora.com/in/I-am-looking-to-buy-a-mattress-that-feels-soft-and-comfy-like-the-hotels-and-are-good-for-health-too-Which-mattress-type-and-which-mattress-brand-in-India-should-I-go-for

2.
https://www.quora.com/What-types-of-mattresses-do-high-end-hotels-use

Thanks for the links. I am going to a good hotel this weekend and I believe they too will have spring mattress. Will check with them.

 

[uturn]

Thanks for the links. I am going to a good hotel this weekend and I believe they too will have spring mattress. Will check with them.

Try hush mattresses they are the largest supplier to star hotels costly but better in quality.
Else try peps with membrane.

8” is ideal but again generally we indians don’t feel comfortable in hotel kind of mattresses spl women complaints as per my professional experience.

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[Big Daddy]

I tried all kinds of spring mattresses for nearly 30 years. The only thing I will say is that these are not your typical mattresses. They have limited life spans and need rotations and flipping. If you have one mattress for both husband and wife then you need to flip the matters every six months so that both sides are equally subject to one heavy weight and one light weight. After every year of use, you have to rotate it (top side becomes bottom side). After doing this for 5 years you throw them out and buy another one.

Most hotels change their mattress in 3 years to a max. 5-year span. Unless you are willing to do this never buy this mattress. They have a lifespan. If you try to go beyond 5 years then some springs that bear heavy weight will lose their strength and support. This will give you back pains and sleepless nights.

 

[Desert Hunter]

Not discussing pros and cons of the Mattresses, straight to the reply
Following are from a Handbook of Hotel Industry Buyers Guide

Hope it will serve your purpose

If you require any further information or full address / contact of any company listed above, just indicate and it shall be provided

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[oliveroliver]

I am a side sleeper and need a comfy mattress too

 

[Islandsportivo]

I am a side sleeper as well. We have Nectar foam mattress and happy with it. Mattressive has some very good offers from time to time and a very big choice pf mattresses for every taste.

 

[enya]

I am a side sleepert too

 

[Lacie]

Thanks for the tips here. I'm just about to buy a new mattress. I have back pain issues, and it's worsen lately. I don't want to take more painkillers, as the side effects the Canadian pharmacy states are a little scary. So it's time to think about my health. First of all, I've decided to change my mattress, because it's old and not comfortable anymore. I also started practicing yoga. If anybody has any non pharmaceutical tips, please share.