Simmons Beautyrest Mattress Sale: World Class Plush w/ Memory Foam Queen Size $599, Classic Euro Top Queen Size $349 & More + Free Shipping (expired)

Quote from Nomadicthoughts : Do not buy the Tomahawk! Bought the mattress in September, did not start sleeping on it until mid October. The first week it was decently firm. Slowly lost its firmness and now also has very noticeable sag in the middle. I have been extremely busy but have wanted to contact Simmons because any mattress used for 2.5 months should not show these symptoms. I mean...I'm 5'9, 165lbs. Also if anyone can provide me some help on what my options are, that would be great. Thanks and I hope this info helped some of you. Edit I bought the Tomahawk Firm

I just bought the Tomahawk...

What does it mean in the ad under the Mattress model "Twin Mattress Only?" There's another page on their site with the same mattress and shows "King Mattress Only" and all the prices are a little higher. I'm confused as to what that means.

Good thing about buying from stores are they usually have a guarantee, for example 100 Days no questions asked exchange or full refund.

Quote from Todd Fury : Thanks!

You're welcome. If you have any questions I'm happy to answer them. I could post a lot more about latex, but I don't want to go too much off-topic. I will mention, though, that I would avoid synthetic latex (which isn't latex at all) and blends of synthetic and natural. Synthetic "latex" has a strong petroleum odor and is said to be less durable, long-term.

Quote from mauiwowie : How do these prices compare to Costco?

Relevant to my interests as well

I just pulled the trigger on the Queen size Beautyrest World Class Corita Extra Firm.
After researching reviews via Google, I found the answer I was looking for with this mattress. It doesn't sag after months or years like my last one did. One guy said he is 230 pounds, has slept on it for 7 years now, and it is still flat as the day he bought it.
I use a 3" 5.5lb memory foam topper anyway, so the firmness won't be a bother. I was mainly looking for a good no sag solution as sleeping in a saggy mattress is a litteral pain in the back.

At $600, this is a steal compared to other sites selling the same exact Simmons mattress spec wise (with a different name so they don't have to price match of course) for $150-$600 more depending on the site.

Thanks OP, TU to you

Confirmed that Sleep Train in San Diego matched the price with no tax and the 5%. It took a while but the computer finally "let" him do it.

Quote from ekoretz : Restonic sell a nice comfort care line of mattress that come in double sided build here is an example of one http://www.michigandiscountmattre...ond_Plush/ here is one with a pocket coil build http://www.michigandiscountmattre...ere_plush/ just noticed you wanted firm here is the best one. http://www.michigandiscountmattre...dere_firm/

OP - thanks for your inputs. Call me old fashioned but I am very particular about flippable (double-sided) mattresses. I think they last longer and don't get body indentation if you remember to rotate and flip them regularly. The choice for such mattresses is extremely limited -- few name-brand manufacturers are still making them -- and the price premium you pay is unusually high.

I ended up buying a "hotel" grade luxury mattress online at Sam's Club. I got the Serta Presidential Suite Firm Mattress Set. It is flippable and at roughly half the price offered on US-Mattress. Only disadvantage is that Sam's Club sells in 2-pack or greater - likely because they target hospitality buyers who buy in bulk. I ended up buying a 2-pack of Twin XL mattress set. When placed next to each other this is the same size as a King. I will be using this in the guest bedroom and this configuration will offer me flexibility. I paid $943 + tax and delivery is free. See the link below:

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/sert.../119258.ip

Hope this information is useful for those looking for double sided mattresses. I really wish purchasing mattresses was simpler!!!

Quote from Melikedeals : I have the Corita Extra Firm, it's very nice and firm but has a little give to prevent pressure points. No more back pain!

I agree. I just had the Corita Extra Firm delivered from the Black Friday sale (I was away for a couple weeks when they called to ship) and love it. I also had issues with back pain and wake up feeling SO much better now. I just need better pillows. I had a plush top and pillows that were going flat. Woke up every day in pain.

Quote from eoriley : Confirmed that Sleep Train in San Diego matched the price with no tax and the 5%. It took a while but the computer finally "let" him do it.

What model dis you score? I was at the miramar store yesterday and they PM and gave me the yorkshire plush model but no additional 5% off and have to pay for tax 

Quote from callnextpard : I just pulled the trigger on the Queen size Beautyrest World Class Corita Extra Firm. After researching reviews via Google, I found the answer I was looking for with this mattress. It doesn't sag after months or years like my last one did. One guy said he is 230 pounds, has slept on it for 7 years now, and it is still flat as the day he bought it. I use a 3" 5.5lb memory foam topper anyway, so the firmness won't be a bother. I was mainly looking for a good no sag solution as sleeping in a saggy mattress is a litteral pain in the back. At $600, this is a steal compared to other sites selling the same exact Simmons mattress spec wise (with a different name so they don't have to price match of course) for $150-$600 more depending on the site. Thanks OP, TU to you

I've had my Corita Extra Firm for a little over 2 years and while it definitely holds up better than the cheap mattresses I had in college, I wouldn't say it's as flat and firm as the first day I got it. Mine prob won't hold up for 7 years. I think the problem is the no-flip design. My husband and I (about 300 lbs combined) rotate the bed instead every 3 months, and now the figure 8's on each side from our butts are slightly softer and puffier than the head and foot of the bed, if that makes sense. It's a real 8 too, with one loop bigger than the other, I can see that becoming a problem in the future =(

That said, I would definitely buy again for $600. And as long as they keep making it, I'm fine replacing it every 5 years at this price. It is the cheapest Asian firm bed I've found in America. =)

Quote from eoriley : Confirmed that Sleep Train in San Diego matched the price with no tax and the 5%. It took a while but the computer finally "let" him do it.

Which Sleep Train in San Diego? Thanks!

Quote from Melikedeals : I've had my Corita Extra Firm for a little over 2 years and while it definitely holds up better than the cheap mattresses I had in college, I wouldn't say it's as flat and firm as the first day I got it. Mine prob won't hold up for 7 years. I think the problem is the no-flip design. My husband and I (about 300 lbs combined) rotate the bed instead every 3 months, and now the figure 8's on each side from our butts are slightly softer and puffier than the head and foot of the bed, if that makes sense. It's a real 8 too, with one loop bigger than the other, I can see that becoming a problem in the future =( That said, I would definitely buy again for $600. And as long as they keep making it, I'm fine replacing it every 5 years at this price. It is the cheapest Asian firm bed I've found in America. =)

its a no rotate warranty, you ruinned the feel of your matress by rotating it. an impression in the mattress is no big deal.

Quote from celicarocks : its a no rotate warranty, you ruinned the feel of your matress by rotating it. an impression in the mattress is no big deal.

Not sure if that's true, that wasn't on my warranty card. It just said no flip. Anyhow, I've read many many horror stories about people saying that you need a visible inch impression or something before Simmons will honor the warranty, so I figured it would be smarter to take better care of my mattress at the potential cost of voiding warranty, rather than hold out for warranty. As I said before, even though the warranty is 10 years (or 15, I forget), as long as I get 5 comfortable years out of the mattress, I'm happy.

Impressions in extra firm mattresses is kind of a big deal for some of us looking for firm, even sleep surfaces, esp if you have back problems. A half centimeter unevenness on a sensitive spine all night leads to soreness in the morning... hence, why I need to find a way to avoid big butt impressions sighs.

Seems like a solid price and my wife and I have been considering a new mattress for some time. Just what we needed to finally make a decision. Thanks!