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Two singles or one super kingsize mattress ?

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Demolicious · 15/04/2013 09:15

Our no turn super kingsize mattress is well overdue for replacement but I am not sure whether to go for two linked single mattresses or a normal full sized sk mattress. When we bought our current mattress from MFI - remember them ? - we specifically bought a no-turn as recommended by assistant, due to size and weight of mattress. However, I now think I should get something I can turn regularly for health,hygiene and comfort ? Any experience of two singles ?

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freddiemisagreatshag · 15/04/2013 09:21

I never thought of two singles ! That would be fab, could get two single sheets and two single duvets and put a throw on the top, how much easier would it not be to change the bed!

Moomoomie · 15/04/2013 09:33

I suppose you could go for two singles with a mattress topper over the top. I don't think I would like the ridge down the middle of two singles, or dd3 wouldn't as she tends to snuggle in the middle!

Demolicious · 15/04/2013 12:24

I think I saw two singles on another post, seems sensible and practical especially as I like a firmer mattress than DH but agree, the join in the middle might be a problem. I was just curious if anyone else has gone this way. I saw zip linked mattresses on John Lewis website ages ago but couldn't see any today. These are a bit pricier I think.

I think our mattress would still be alright if we could turn it. There are two lovely valleys where our bodies have sunk in over the years - now even obvious with the duvet on !

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kipfeli · 10/09/2013 10:08

Definitely two singles. We have an Ikea bed designed for two singles.

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