I have Parkinsons disease and need an adjustable mattress
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I have Parkinsons disease and intend to change my bed to an adjustable
type. I have tried a bed with a pocket spring mattress, this does not follow the contours of the slats which seems to defeat the benefit I am looking for. I am told that memory foam can be uncomfortably warm.
Can you give me any advice on what would be the best type to buy.
The size is a standard single.
Thank you Len Woollen
Hi Len,
We do not make mattresses specifically for adjustable beds as these are a specialist type, however, the Fusion 5 & Fusion 6 in our Contemporary range, which are latex mattresses can be used with adjustable beds.
| Fusion 5 | Dunlopillo Diamond | |
|---|---|---|
| Cover | Micro-quilt John Ryan Cover with tape edged damask sides | 2cm quilted cover with Actipro |
| 1 | 18cm 100% 70kg Natural Latex | 14cm Latex (Density & blend unknown) |
| Total Depth | 18cm + 3-5 cm for the quilted cover | 16cm |
| Your Bodyweight | This will feel |
|---|---|
| Under 10 Stone / 63kg | Medium |
| 10-12 Stone / 63-76kg | Medium |
| 12-14 Stone / 76-88kg | Medium |
| 14-16 Stone / 88-101kg | Medium |
| 16-18 Stone / 101-114kg | Medium to Soft |
| 18 Stone / 114kg Plus | Please call for advice |
If you have any further questions 0161 437 4419
Kind regards Guy.
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