u/Brettorion

I am about to get a full latex King mattress and I'm looking for decent adjustable bases and/or things to look out for. For example, I have heard that you shouldn't get an adjustable base unless it has solid wood decking?

I found a deal on two premier Nectar twin XL adjustable bases but it seems like the decking is solid steel or something? I'm having a hard time finding any solid information on it.

Does anyone have any information on this adjustable base and/or others?

Thanks in advance!

I am about to get a full latex King mattress and I'm looking for decent adjustable bases and/or things to look out for. For example, I have heard that you shouldn't get an adjustable base unless it has solid wood decking?

I found a deal on two premier Nectar twin XL adjustable bases but it seems like the decking is solid steel or something? I'm having a hard time finding any solid information on it.

Does anyone have any information on this adjustable base and/or others?

Thanks in advance!

Hello community! Just learned about DIY mattresses and it seems amazing, but it is quite in depth so I'm hoping to get some help from the experts!

I am 5'8 and 160lbs, probably 50/50 back/side sleeper

Partner is 5'0 130lbs 70% back, 25% stomach, 5% side

Looking to build a King bed

We tested some beds from a company called Pranasleep that used Talalay and it was amazing, it was also almost $4k minimum. I was thinking 3" Talalay 14-19 ILD, 3" Talalay or Dunlop 28 ILD, and 3" Dunlop 34 ILD. This is all guesswork because I don't actually know the feeling of these ILDs but we are smaller people so I figured lower ILD?

also, people are saying you can make these mattresses so cheap but when I go to build one on Latex Mattress Factory it's nearly $1700 or so, which I'm fine paying that price for a mattress that should last a long time and is piecemeal repairable, but it seems like some people are building these way cheaper so I wonder if I'm missing something.

Any help is appreciated!