Trying to replace Ikea Sultan mattress
Hi there, I'm in need of some advice on my next bed purchase for me and my partner. I'm currently sleeping on an Ikea SULTAN HAMNVIK mattress, and MALM bed-frame. Unfortunately I was ill informed and lacking in good advice when I bought my current bed. I have suffered since, as after 2 years of sleeping on it, only the first 6 months were spent in relative peace. It has now sagged dramatically, the springs have gone and it's generally like sleeping on a bad sofa and my back has suffered to.
So we are now looking for a new Divan bed (as judging from past experiences with Divan's, they work for us). Me and my partners weight combined is roughly 33 stone, so we need a sturdy, supportive bed frame and mattress.
We both suffer from back pain (Thoracic region) and also neck pain. Also our bedroom get's quite stuffy so we need decent heat regulation from our mattress. Ideally we go for firm mattresses to support our weight, but we would like just a little softer than the firmest, as some of the firm mattresses we've gone for in the past have been too hard. Noise is an issue for us, as the current bed we have is terribly creaky, all I have to do is cough and the bed creaks!
So, strong and support are the definite keywords for us. I'm willing to spend that bit more this time round as I realize how much of an investment a good bed is. I've had a look at what you offer and the Sequence 2000 looks like just what we need, am I right in thinking this?
I'm also willing to explore the possibility of a zip and link style bed, if this will be more comfortable for us. Either way I'm extremely open and willing to hear any of your thoughts. Many thanks, MDC.
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Hi MDC, Thanks for for contacting us regarding the issues you are having with your Ikea mattresses which are causing back issues for you. I agree that this is not an ideal situation as having a comfortable night’s sleep is so important as it sets us up the stresses and strains of the day ahead. We no longer manufacture the Sequence Pocket 2000 mattress, however our Origins Pocket 2000 is also suitable for people of above average bodyweight at an affordable price and is a very comfortable mattress to sleep on. The mattresses within the Origins Range have been made to go onto a platform divan base which will support the mattress for you plus will not creak when you turn over, how annoying must that be for you. Bed frames often develop squeaks after a year or two of use, which can be quite disruptive, especially when every slight movement in bed results in another creak. This issue is particularly prevalent with metal bed frames as unfortunately overtime the joints can become loose, causing the frame to shift slightly. Please see article here which explains fully divan bases and bed frames which I hope you find informative. The next alternative option is to look at The Artisan Naturals where the spring tensions can be adjusted precisely to you and your partners sleeping side. A few tweaks here and there will give you your perfect mattress and one that will last years not months. Spring Tension Guide by Body Weight
We offer zip link options in both of our Ranges plus within the Artisan range, we can make a one-piece split tension mattress, in a kingsize mattress upwards. Zip link mattresses don’t necessarily create more comfort, but they do provide accessibility solutions, and if customers need two very different support levels, then zip link mattresses solve this problem as well. Before committing to a new mattress, I would personally recommend that you give our friendly team a ring on 0161 437 4419 so that we can collate information from you and for us to discuss the different options for your budget. Kind Regards Julie
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