New mattress

[phoenix]

Hi arobbert,

I Really like the memory foam topper and originally thought I would add one to the existing mattress. After reading your information I thought it might be a good idea to buy a complete memory foam mattress. I’ve been looking at Rocky Mountain Mattress. I’m thinking about getting a CoolComfort 10 which uses 2" of Aerus 4lb. memory foam and 2" of Sensus 5 lb memory foam. The only thing I don’t like about the memory foam topper I’ve been using is that it gets hot. I understand Aerus sleeps a bit cooler than Sensus but the Sensus is higher density. I hope to get the best of both worlds by combining them. Does this make sense?

This makes perfect sense to me. There are many factors involved in the sleeping temperature of a mattress (see post #2 here) but one of these is the type of memory foam used in the upper layer and Aerus is more open celled and breathable than most other types of memory foam. The cover is also Coolmax which is more ventilating and cooler as well.

I understand Aerus and Sensus are CertiPUR certified. They use two 3 inch layers of high-density Reflex foam in the core. One layer is rated at 30 ILD and the other at 35 ILD. Do I need to be concerned about making sure these are CertiPUR certified?

All of these are American manufactured and are CertiPur certified so this wouldn’t be a concern for me at all. I would also talk with them about the specific ILD of the base layers to make sure it’s the most suitable combination for your body type and sleeping style (I believe that 30 and 35 may not be the only options they have available although for “most” people these would be fine based on “averages”.

I think these are a very good quality and value choice and best of all you have the flexibility to re-arrange the layers is this is necessary or desirable.

Phoenix