A Heath Care memory foam was at a local homemade furniture store a place that normally don’t sell mattress for a really good price… Decided to email them to find out info…below is the emails start at bottom to read from first to last…
[right]Hi Max,
I understand your concern. We have a 10 year non prorated warranty. So hopefully that gives you some piece of mind. I know finding the right bed is a tough decision.
Foam quality, not density, is the primary factor in how well a bed performs, and we produce some of the best foam in the world. Since foam is sold by weight (or density), many foam companies put clay, sand, chalk, and other things in the foam to make it weigh more which inflates the density… but causes the foam to break down very quickly. After going to battle spec per spec with these sub par foam mattress manufacturers, we made a decision to eliminate density from the discussion. It just wasn’t productive.
We make hundreds of different beds, some for some of the top brands in the industry. We don’t sell to the general public, but I responded to your request out of courtesy.
We just make a quality bed for a value. You won’t find a better mattress for comparable money. I hope that helps you in your search.
Best of luck! Everybody should be able to afford a good night’s sleep!
Best regards,
Chris
On Nov 17, 2012, at 4:14 PM, Max [email protected] wrote:
Yes how long my bed last is a very big factor in me spending over a $1000 … So again I ask what is the density of the foam you use in the 3 models you have on on your website also where I saw your mattress they said that they have a gel one that you make also…if you can give me the specifics on these 4 you can maybe make some money if not there is no chance of it
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On Nov 17, 2012, at 4:25 PM, Christopher Dockter [email protected] wrote:
Hi Max,
Foam and foam densities vary depending on model properties, etc. Density really doesn’t mean much despite what mattress sales people will tell you. Density is only useful when comparing foams of the exact same formulation. So in other words density is relative only in terms of what recipe is used when making the foam. Higher density foams of the same formulation will be more durable and last longer, however, they will also have different properties and feel. So higher density is not always better, unless you only care about one aspect of a bed… how long it will last. So there’s a lot of factors that determine what densities and formulations are used under what circumstances.
Unfortunately, it is not useful to compare densities from different formulations and even more so from different foam manufacturers. It would be like comparing my grandmother’s pumpkin pie to your grandmother’s. Both are pumpkin pie, both are made of pumpkin, both may be even the same density, but the ingredients are different, the type of pumpkin may be different; so the texture, flavor, and taste may be very different. Hope that analogy makes sense.
Best regards,
Chris
On Nov 17, 2012, at 2:49 PM, Max [email protected] wrote:
Can you please tell me the density of the foam in all layers of your matresses
Thanks
Max Drobish
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He says they don’t sell to the general public ,which I understand but I still think he should be able to tell me what materials they use… Also he says that they make lots of different models for different companies which may be true but on thier website they have 3 different models and at the store they say this is the manufacture and they are selling it as the "health care " brand so again I think they should be able to disclose what is in there mattress…
I just thought people will find this funny…
Help me come up with good reply!