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Kingsdown
Innerspring Mattress Reviews
& Ratings --
Based on Data From 130 Owners
What
You Need To Know
The brand scores second among innerspring beds, just after
Sealy Posturepedic, in regard to comfort. Like all innerspring
brands, its comfort scored below the memory foam beds, airbeds
and waterbeds included in our research.
Variations of the mattress that have a layer of memory foam,
latex, or pillow top usually have a higher comfort rating
and perhaps more durability.
Data on Kingsdown
Sample size: 132 owners of various Kingsdown brand models
Last updated:
May 2008
Comfort rating:
Number of owners indicating that the mattress was comfortable
(79) divided by sample size (132) = 60%
Glossary
Comfortable
This means that lying and sleeping on the innerspring mattress
is restful because it adequately relieves pressure points
and allows muscles, especially back muscles, to relax. In
other words, the mattress provides at least the opportunity
for better, more efficient sleep.
Uncomfortable
This means that the innerspring mattress fails to make lying
and sleeping on it restful because it does not adequately
relieve pressure points and allow muscles to relax. In other
words, the bed does not provide the opportunity for sound,
efficient sleep.
Premature sagging
This means that sagging of the mattress to an extent that
makes the bed uncomfortable took place within three years
after purchase.
Durable
This means that the mattress maintains its comfort and support
and does not sag for at least three years after purchase.
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