OK - my wife and I are oversize - not morbidly obese, but over 200# each, and we tend to be active on our bed.
Durability is a concern - we have broken beds before (admittedly, just a cheap futon), so as I’m researching mattress vendors (with your Sedona Sleep included), we are asking questions about durability.
I’ve read the durability guidelines posted on this website, and I’m avoiding the materials that tend to be a weak link - researching mattresses that are mostly innerspring and latex, and considering a very high density polyurethane core. I’m trying to knock out weak links in construction.
I’ve had some vendors tell me the gauge of steel in an innerspring mattress doesn’t matter. I don’t actually believe that claim, but wanted an expert to validate it for me.
I understand that the density of memory foam and polyurethane foam greatly affects durability, but there doesn’t seem to be an equivalent metric for Latex. Does the ILD rating for Latex affect durability in addition to firmness?