Whats the best King Sized bed available?
Whats the best King Sized bed available?
15 January 2006, 07:31 PM
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dont buy one from argos my misses bought one of those silver ones with tables on about a year ago and its f###ed already,it sqeaks its soft and overall a bag of nails.
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15 January 2006, 07:48 PM
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Píssy, at your supposed age I'd seriously consider nothing but an electrically operated bed. Had mine for 6 years and it's great. *It* gets *you* up in the mornings. 
15 January 2006, 08:03 PM
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I expect you pays your money and.........
Look at expensive Oil ............. see my point? Don't want to waste money like that!!
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15 January 2006, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by PG
have you checked for availability of rubber sheets in king size ?
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15 January 2006, 08:10 PM
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Pete,
I went through the entire range in a well known bed shop and the salesman who was the owner and manager of the store compared the beds available to cars as it was the only yhting I understood.
I settled on a jaguar, but I asked if there was a better option. Each time I tried something better it ended up being my preferred choice.
I ended up with a bentley. The make was called harrison and it had 1940 individual pocket springs.
With a 40% discount for being my client the mattress cost me £1500 and to this day remains the best thing I have chosen to spend my money on.
I went through the entire range in a well known bed shop and the salesman who was the owner and manager of the store compared the beds available to cars as it was the only yhting I understood.
I settled on a jaguar, but I asked if there was a better option. Each time I tried something better it ended up being my preferred choice.
I ended up with a bentley. The make was called harrison and it had 1940 individual pocket springs.
With a 40% discount for being my client the mattress cost me £1500 and to this day remains the best thing I have chosen to spend my money on.
15 January 2006, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Adam M
Pete,
I went through the entire range in a well known bed shop and the salesman who was the owner and manager of the store compared the beds available to cars as it was the only yhting I understood.
I settled on a jaguar, but I asked if there was a better option. Each time I tried something better it ended up being my preferred choice.
I ended up with a bentley. The make was called harrison and it had 1940 individual pocket springs.
With a 40% discount for being my client the mattress cost me £1500 and to this day remains the best thing I have chosen to spend my money on.
I went through the entire range in a well known bed shop and the salesman who was the owner and manager of the store compared the beds available to cars as it was the only yhting I understood.
I settled on a jaguar, but I asked if there was a better option. Each time I tried something better it ended up being my preferred choice.
I ended up with a bentley. The make was called harrison and it had 1940 individual pocket springs.
With a 40% discount for being my client the mattress cost me £1500 and to this day remains the best thing I have chosen to spend my money on.
Last year I bought an expensive mattress for our double bed to replace the 10 year old one .................... best money I have spent as well - my bad back disappeared over a few days
Sleeping well is so important .........................
We are about to do-up the main bedroom and wifey wants a king sized bed so she doesn't have to touch me anymore ............ I blame the hotels that we have stayed at, they have had King size and she loves them!!
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15 January 2006, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Excellent ..................... Harrison, eh? Thanks for that.
Last year I bought an expensive mattress for our double bed to replace the 10 year old one .................... best money I have spent as well - my bad back disappeared over a few days
Sleeping well is so important .........................
We are about to do-up the main bedroom and wifey wants a king sized bed so she doesn't have to touch me anymore ............ I blame the hotels that we have stayed at, they have had King size and she loves them!!
Pete
Last year I bought an expensive mattress for our double bed to replace the 10 year old one .................... best money I have spent as well - my bad back disappeared over a few days
Sleeping well is so important .........................
We are about to do-up the main bedroom and wifey wants a king sized bed so she doesn't have to touch me anymore ............ I blame the hotels that we have stayed at, they have had King size and she loves them!!
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15 January 2006, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I blame the hotels that we have stayed at, they have had King size and she loves them!!
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She really blames the stench but hasn't the false teeth to tell you.
15 January 2006, 08:22 PM
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One of the guys at work bought a new bed recently and is amazed at how good it is. He says the only problem with it is that he has to share it with his wife
They usually buy the best of the best so I will ask him the details when I go back to work on Tuesday.
They usually buy the best of the best so I will ask him the details when I go back to work on Tuesday.
15 January 2006, 08:33 PM
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Originally Posted by PG
One of the guys at work bought a new bed recently and is amazed at how good it is. He says the only problem with it is that he has to share it with his wife
They usually buy the best of the best so I will ask him the details when I go back to work on Tuesday.
They usually buy the best of the best so I will ask him the details when I go back to work on Tuesday.
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15 January 2006, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by stevebt
your mothers always seems to fill the spot 
What drugs are you on tonight?
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15 January 2006, 08:35 PM
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Didn't know you could get incontinence protective bed sheets that big.
16 January 2006, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Nat21
The best make of bed is Milbrook. Get a Milbrook base and a Tempur Mattress.
16 January 2006, 10:52 AM
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Inner wisdom comfort care postrapedic latex memory foam gets my vote Pete. Sleep like baby now, although it's very supportive it's still comfy and as with any of the memory foam beds it's heat reactive so that it supports your body where you need it.
Had a really bad back and neck prior to buying it and now all OK.
For anyone buying a new bed that has a diagnosed back / neck problem (or documented history with your GP), did you know you can claim the VAT back off the goverment??
For a decent quality memory foam you will be looking around £600 - £700 +, most come with 10 years guarantee minimum.
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Had a really bad back and neck prior to buying it and now all OK.
For anyone buying a new bed that has a diagnosed back / neck problem (or documented history with your GP), did you know you can claim the VAT back off the goverment??
For a decent quality memory foam you will be looking around £600 - £700 +, most come with 10 years guarantee minimum.
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16 January 2006, 01:31 PM
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Originally Posted by gingerboy
For anyone buying a new bed that has a diagnosed back / neck problem (or documented history with your GP), did you know you can claim the VAT back off the goverment??
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The memory foam isn't liked by the missus .......
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16 January 2006, 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Spoon
Píssy, at your supposed age I'd seriously consider nothing but an electrically operated bed. Had mine for 6 years and it's great. *It* gets *you* up in the mornings.
This may help you avoid backstrain when Tongting is luvving you long time mr Pete
16 January 2006, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
WHAT? Is that true or an Urban Myth??
The memory foam isn't liked by the missus .......
Pete
The memory foam isn't liked by the missus .......
Pete
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