Series Four Plush Pillow Top

I have a Beautyrest Black Pillow top and when it comes time to replace it, I'll be replacing it with the same thing. Fucker is huge, bulky, and expensive. But I never have back pain when I wake up, unlike every hotel I've ever stayed at.

MarzipanQueen1789

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2 months ago

I'm surprised so many people are saying four seasons, that's just a Simmons beautyrest. Same as the Ritz- Carlton; stayed at one on Monday and both of us were surprised that we didn't find the bed very comfortable there.

jongdaeing

r/Mattress • Best mattress at Costco? →

9 months ago

I have a 2024 beautyrest black pillow top! I will admit it did start sagging within only a couple of months. It’s still super comfortable and it doesn’t bother me, but I can see why that would be a dealbreaker for someone else.

Cheesybuns3342

r/Mattress • Are there brands people actually LIKE →

6 months ago

I know it sucks,and not to be a salesman but invest in a nice one. 0% financing is usually available, lease to own if credit isn’t the best,save up a good chunk. Yes it’s a lot but you’ll be happy with the bed for longer for sure. You use it everyday and it’s gonna make you a lot happier in life. And the new beauty rest blacks have been really solid series 2 and up id say.

Brak_attak

r/BuyItForLife • A good Mattress for hot sleepers →

8 months ago

This was me. Second the recommendations to stay away from the foam mattresses and stick with the regular coil mattress. I love my Beautyrest Black, it definitely sleeps cooler that other beds I've had, but I'm not sure if that's within budget. Other thoughts and suggestions: Losing weight also helped. Just getting cooling sheets is not going to save you. If you're a person with lady parts and you're waking up in a pool of sweat every night between 2 and 4 every morning, you may want to head over to r/perimenopause and check out what they've got to say about night sweats and other exciting symptoms. I hope it's just the bed being too hot for you, but I also really wish someone had told me about the night sweats being a symptom of perimenopause when I was way younger. Good luck!

Broad-Argument-9884

r/Mattress • What I’ve learning from this sub… →

8 months ago

Most Warranties state the distance the slats need to be from each other. Tempurpedic sells an ultra low foundation that was 2 inches, i think.(It's been a minute since I sold the tempur line) As a carpenter, utilize a 1/2 inch plywood and reinforce the crap ot of it underneath. A King should have six legs that touch the ground, a queen 5. Double this. The idea of an old school Box Spring was to be a sprung and absorb shock so the mattress didn't have to. It would bounce back. I wouldn't be surprised if the mattress was not a Stearns and Foster. They had a thicker Guage coil in those days, and both heat and electricity tempered the coils, which was great for durability. No one makes beds like that anymore because they are all made to be operated with an adjustable base. People here bash the Beaytyrest Black, but I had a lot of success with it in the past. Stearns and Foster isn't the same but usually had firmer options than beautyrest. You could also check with local vendors who can give you specs. Durability will be shown in the guage of the ooils. As for the pillow tops, you will notice the indentation there a lot quicker because there is no support in that layer unless someone is still using a micro coil design. I would definitely not expect the same lifespan on your new mattress, so be prepared for that.