About Us
Family owned and run business for over 35 years in the one store. The largest Furnishing and Bedding store at 30,000 sq feet on the Sapphire Coast.
We have over 60 years of experience in the Bedding industry in the local area
Our Mattress testing area has 50 different Mattresses to test (the biggest range on the Sapphire Coast) and with our help you will choose the right Mattress every time.
Adjust your life with a full range of Adjustable beds on the floor to test, there is one to suit any purpose from Long Single, King Single, Double, Queen and Split King. We have the lot.
We design. We Sell. We Deliver. We takeaway old bedding. We do the lot. We promise!
Love to see you in store or just ring on (02) 6495 8488 with any inquiries.
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Understanding Body Impressions & Sagging on your Mattress
Body Impressions
If you’ve had your mattress for awhile you may notice some ‘dipping’ or body impression in the surface, usually there will be one or two distinct areas.
Unless a mattress is very hard and unyielding in the top comfort layer, it will show some body impressions and this is not a defect. Most mattresses, regardless of fancy marketing terms, have comfort layers containing one or more types of foam.
With their different densities and responses, these foams are designed specifically to accommodate and adjust to your body. Under regular compression they settle and compress to conform to weight and shape, and because we tend to sleep in the same area, this forms a distinct body-like outline.
Some degree of body conformity or dipping makes a mattress more comfortable, not dissimilar to shoes where they become favourites once they have accommodated the shape of your foot.
In a well-constructed mattress, the depth of this body impression (when no one is on the mattress) would not exceed 3.5cm, any more than this and you should contact your mattress manufacturer. The key to look for in any warranty is what level of body impression does the manufacturer regard as acceptable.
Body impression can look worse than it is in larger mattresses like a Queen, King & Super King size, because often there is a distinct middle ‘hill’ strip that does little load bearing work!
How do you measure body impression? The easiest way is using a pole, broomstick or curtain rod for larger mattresses. Lay it across the bed around the hip area and then measure the gap from the bottom of the pole to the surface of the mattress underneath. Note that if there is any memory foam in the top layer you must leave the mattress without any weight for some time to let the foam recover before measuring.
Rotating the mattress periodically will help especially if there is a large weight difference between the occupants. Alternatively you can swap sides (good luck with that)!
Mattress Sagging
Although all mattresses will show some degree of body impression, no mattress should sag. Sag is where the core of the mattress has given way and the whole top surface is effectively concave.
How can you tell if your mattress is sagging? Well, if your back hasn’t already told you, and if you’re constantly fighting to climb out of the middle of the bed at night, there will be a washing line like ‘droop’ starting right at the edges and at its worst in the middle.
Sag is usually caused by poor quality springs, foam or mattress construction, however sometimes the mattress base may be the cause. Always check that any base slats are still intact and the central support under the base is still in place. A mattress resting on a sagging base will also show sag through no fault of its own.
Never leave mattress sag unresolved; poor sleep and back issues will usually follow!