Confusion about "resilience" + Not likeing HD Polyfoam support layer

[phoenix]

Hi mark_in_sf,

I take it back. It’s not made by “Brooklyn Bedding”. It’s made by Broooklyn Bedding (3 o’s). :huh: (I tried to attach photo of the tag -seems that’s not working) The address on the label is claimed by a business called R&S Mattresses.

There is a glitch in the forum software that seems to prevent some browsers from adding attachments (particularly Google Chrome) and there is some information in the help section here that may help but if all else fails then if you email me the pictures then I’d be happy to attach them to your post for you. This should be corrected in the next update of the site.

R&S mattress is one of the Brooklyn Bedding group of companies (which also includes Dreamfoam Bedding and Brooklyn Bedding itself).

Would you consider Luna one of the “better ones”?

Most of the thin membrane types of covers are quite similar but based on feedback from a number of retailers I would consider the Luna to be one of the better options of this type yes (although I haven’t compared them in person with others that are very similar).

I could not bring myself to sleep last night on the mattress with the cover on, I like the feel of the latex so much! :woohoo: It seems from reading the links you gave me that if I really want to get the most out of the resilient feel of the latex, I want to get “an unquilted stretch knit cover”. I have not read in detail your links about that, but do you have any idea if it’s possible to just get the top part of a mattress cover that would zip in to replace the top I have now? Actually maybe I should be asking Dreamfoam of “Broooklyn bedding” since I’m sure it’s highly manufacturer specific.

I don’t know of anywhere that you could buy just the top part of a cover but there are some options for complete stretch knit covers in post #4 here.

Phoenix