Hi kayla,
[quote] lady says the 2013 is much like this dunlop 2014 model…but it is talallay a bit softer ,they only changed because elf GOL certification…
How much of this can i believe ?[/quote]
You can read more about the differences between Talalay and Dunlop in post #7 here and there is more about organic Dunlop in post #6 here. The choice between different types and blends of latex is really a preference choice.
They are probably giving you accurate information about the type of latex in the mattress so I’m not clear about what it is that you aren’t certain you should believe. Could you be more specific?
[quote]as I really need a bed and 35,000 was about what I could spend
Please gov eke your opinion as soon as you can as I have to decide.
Now the model I really wanted was the terra are you ready?,6.400 without box spring…oh my a beautiful bed a bit soft but nice…Not sure i can afford that.it was dunlop[/quote]
While the Terra is a very high quality mattress … I’m also not clear why you are considering paying this much (for a floor model especially) when there are so many other latex options available to you that use the same or similar materials and are in much lower price ranges and that have better exchange or return policies. Is there a reason you are looking at latex mattresses in this price range when it is so far out of your budget?
Latex is very flexible and latex mattresses work very well on an adjustable bed. Latex is also very “sticky” and doesn’t tend to shift inside the mattress (see post #2 here).
This is more of a marketing decision because they are more focused on organic mattresses and there isn’t any “organic” Talalay latex.
Phoenix