Hate my Tempur Rhapsody, replacing with Aireloom or Prana

[FAUguy]

@Phoenix

Hi LJGMDAD,

So would a 6" core have any more resistance than a 3" core at the same pressure and same ILD?

If they were both on a solid surface then a single 3" core would be firmer than a 6" core because it would be compressed to a greater percentage of it’s total thickness (see post #14 here about the effect of thickness).

I had looked at the Botanical Bliss which is a 6" core and 3" comfort layer, and I had previously thought it’d provide a more solid foundation somehow. But I do think I favor the combination of 3 3" cores instead - just to have more options.

If you have two 3" layers that are both the same ILD as a single 6" layer they would be very similar. There is more about two 3" layers vs a single 6" layer in post #2 here.

Phoenix

I was going to try and contact SF and Aireloom next week to see what type of foam is used on their upper layers.
What classification questions should I ask…such as what type of foam, ILD, weight?

It was mentioned that maybe the cover was still to firm, so today I unzipped it and had the sheets right on top of the latex, but still felt the same type of “up pressure” that is making me soar.

I did that the two Magniflex dealers in my are actually home decor type of stores and only have one of those models on display.
So they recommend going down to the Miami Magniflex Gallery (an hour south of me) to try all of them out. But if I were to order one, there is no exchange or return since Magniflex cannot resell or recycle used mattresses. So that right there would probably prevent me from every buying one.