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  • Biohazard

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    I had some good luck asking for suggestions on where to buy a tool box, so I figured I'd try the same with a mattress.

    I'm looking at a Simmons Beautyrest mattress and need an inexpensive place to buy it. I looked online and even with free shipping it isn't that much cheaper than locally. Does anyone have suggestions on an inexpensive store?

    Thanks.
     

    LEaSH

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    I can't help you on your simmons mattress. But just hear me out.

    You know those $1,500+ memory foam temperpedics? I found that Meijers has an imitation memory foam mattress for about $250 (when I bought one).

    It's not as dense as the original, but it is very very comfortable and for the price I figured I could chop it up for other things if I didn't like it. But I like it just fine.

    Check them out if you're open to something other than your simmons.
     

    Tactical Dave

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    I had some good luck asking for suggestions on where to buy a tool box, so I figured I'd try the same with a mattress.

    I'm looking at a Simmons Beautyrest mattress and need an inexpensive place to buy it. I looked online and even with free shipping it isn't that much cheaper than locally. Does anyone have suggestions on an inexpensive store?

    Thanks.


    I heard Don's or Don's guns has or had a Mattress store haha.
     

    JBusch8899

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    Value City Furniture has mattresses. We bought a Sleep Number from the Castleton mall, because the wife is a Nurse we got 35% off!

    Value City gun has "NO GUNS" signage on their front door.

    I left a card: No Guns=No $$$$$!
     
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    JBusch8899

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    Recently, during furniture shopping that included a mattress, found the best prices that sold a variety of new furniture.
    Long's Furniture with a store in Amity, and I believe another in Nashville, has a very good selection of much of the same furniture sold as Ashley Furniture; with one caveat: The prices were 10% less expensive.

    Long's also has just mattress stores in Southport and Castelton. While I wasn't at either location for that, I can't imagine the prices being a cent different.

    Long's Furniture World - Mattresses, Home & Office Furniture, Indianapolis, IN
     
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    HandK

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    Way Up North!!
    I bought mine at Big Lots, a little less than $500.00 for pillow top queen with box springs!! the same one at a leading mattress shop was over $1200.00 bucks so give them a look!!
     

    Indy_Guy_77

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    We bought our mattress from Ashley Furniture in Greenwood.

    Where ever you buy, DO NOT SKIMP on your mattress. Seriously, don't skimp.

    -J-
     

    tyler34

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    I can't speak on cheap as I have a $3500 REAL temperpedic. and yes there is no such thing as cheap temperpedic or imitation. my test is the warranty, if it doesn't have a 20 year warranty then:noway: I didn't really want to spend that much on a bed but I'm legally disabled because of my back and at the end of the day I'm glad I did. I still don't get the best sleep but it's light years ahead of my previous memory foam type beds.:twocents:
     

    Biohazard

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    I agree 100%. I figure if I get 8 hours of sleep a night then I spend 1/3 of my life on that mattress. If I get 6 hours of sleep a night, then I spend 1/4 of my life on that mattress. I'll make sure I get a good quality mattress at the best price I can get on it.

    Thanks for all of the great suggestions, please keep them coming! :yesway:


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    Where ever you buy, DO NOT SKIMP on your mattress. Seriously, don't skimp.

    -J-
     

    jjlaughner

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    Value City gun has "NO GUNS" signage on their front door.

    I left a card: No Guns=No $$$$$!

    I must not have seen the sign :whistle:

    I use to have a Soft Sided Waterbed... I miss it! With one person it was EASY to sleep 8-10-12 hours and roll out of bed no sore. But with 2 people it wasn't comfortable even with the wave less bladder you still make waves getting in and out. Going on night 4 on our sleep number, I'm dialed in on about a 50 now. It's pretty good. Once we found out we go the 35% discount we went up a few styles and still came out spending less than the entry level sleep numbers.

    EDIT: I say it was easy to sleep 8-10-12 hours, as I usually only sleep about 2-4hours most nights and have been known to do a few 30-45 naps a day and not really sleep. I'm getting better I'm getting about 4-6 hours a night with maybe an hour or so nap some evenings.
     

    hornadylnl

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    I was sold on the sleep number until I read some reviews of them online. There were multiple complaints about black mold on the foam inside. I hadn't given mold any thought. Anytime you compress air, you're going to get moisture. If there is a leak in the air bladder, that moisture is going to your foam. There were also multiple complaints about the air pumps going out and getting refurbished ones from warranty returns. I read where 1 guy had to get 2 or 3 pumps before he finally got one that worked. He was out of a bed for better than a month waiting on a working pump.

    We found a memory foam mattress supplier at the last Home Show in Indy. They were selling a brand called Natures Sleep. They were a good bit higher than what I could find them online for. Sam's has it for a little over $1200. I think this is what we will go with once we get moved into our new house. Sam's Club-Nature's Sleep? 12" Visco Mattress Set - King
     

    Biohazard

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    I'll stick with a retail store.
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    Does anyone have experience buying online after finding a specific make / model in a local store?

    Thanks.
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