Hi Turtlebed,
I’m sorry to hear about your experiences but it’s good to see that Sleeping Organic is looking after your issues promptly
I can certainly understand your frustration and disappointment. Does this layer also have visible impressions when it’s lying on a flat surface such as the floor? If it does and there are also visible impressions in this layer as well then it’s quite possible that they both came from the same defective core.
It’s not unusual for one Dunlop layer to have some variance in terms of ILD or density from another one that was cut from the same core (see post #6 here) but it usually wouldn’t be enough to make a significant difference to the mattress. It would be difficult to quantify the amount of the difference based on “hand feel” alone or based on memory without weighing the layers you were comparing (to check for any differences in density) but it’s certainly possible that there is some variance in the density of your layers compared to other layers that you tested.
I haven’t heard of any specific issues with CoCo latex having defective layers but this can certainly happen with any latex manufacturer and I know that when this happens it’s as frustrating to the person that sells it as it is to the customer that buys it.
As frustrating as it may be … I’m confident that Sleeping Organic will look after any legitimate issues that any of their customers may have and I hope you have the chance to keep us up to date and let us know what happens.
Phoenix