Showing posts with label Jamison Mattress Questions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jamison Mattress Questions. Show all posts

Jamison Mattress Sagging

Mattress Sagging is a common complaint found across the Mattress Industry, Jamison Bedding does many things to try and alleviate this problem.

I don't care if you buy a $500 Mattress or a $2000 Mattress, many customers have problems with Mattress Sagging. There are several reasons for this. Mattress Manufacturers are making mattresses softer and softer. This requires greater thicknesses of foam to less dense foam products which tend to lose their shape quicker.

Jamison Mattresses use combinations of foam/Latex/Memory Foam on thicker Mattresses to curb the Mattress Sag issue. Latex is one of the greatest properties to find in a Mattress as Latex bounces back better and thus reduces Mattress Sagging. Jamison uses Latex in many models, even on their less expensive models, regardless of the fact that Latex in more expensive than traditional foam.

Another Problem causing Mattress Sagging is a rather touchy issue. We will just say that larger customers have a increased likelihood of Mattress Sagging. This is why it is of great importance to flip or rotate your Mattress so you switch sides, allowing your mattress to wear more evenly, especially if your spouse is smaller than you.

Another problem, I am guilty of this one, is sitting on the side of your bed, even if it is to tie your shoes. This causes your bed to Sag on the sides instead of in the middle. Jamison, on almost all models wraps the side of the Mattress, often called "Foam Encased". This allows a firm foam around the edge that will hold up better and reduce Mattress Sags at the edge.

These are a few problems causing Mattress Sagging, but let me say this. It is Impossible to eliminate all Mattress Sagging. Let me say that again. IMPOSSIBLE to eliminate ALL Mattress Sagging. Foams settle and will cradle some because we always sleep in the same spot. If we slept from side to side and moved every night and slept in a different spot, Mattress Sagging would be less noticeable. But, we sleep in the same exact spot night after night. If you have OCD and cannot stand seeing the Sagging spot in your Mattress, change where you sleep every night. .

Buy Jamison Mattresses; 3 Questions To Ask

    You have Chosen your Perfect Jamison Mattress and you are ready to purchase, 3 questions to make sure you ask. 

1.  A big question to ask about your Jamison Mattress, how long is the warranty? what does it cover? How do I file a claim?  
That is 3 questions in one, but they are related. Jamison Mattresses do not all come with the same warranty so make sure you ask. At the time of this writing, the majority have a 10 year non prorated warranty. The Resort Collection have 15 Year non-prorated. The latex mattresses have a 20 year non prorated warranty. Non-prorated just means that it does not go down over your length of ownership. 
The main Warranty claim filed is for deep body impressions, but I must say I have very little problems from Jamison Mattresses. They are made well and hold up over time. 

To file a claim, visit your selling retailer. The retailer orders you a kit to fill out details along with pictures. If your selling retailer has closed, Jamison will put you in touch with the closest dealer or handle themselves. 

2.  Another great question before Buying your Jamison Mattress, how tall is the overall height of mattress/ Boxspring. 
You may have a large poster bed that is tall and you may want to go to lower height Boxspring which are available in 1", 4", and around 9-10 Inches. A standard height Boxspring will be 9 inches, anything lower in height is considered a Low Profile box or a LoPro. 

3.  This may go hand in hand with the first question, but ask how to protect your Mattress Warranty. There are many different types, styles, and names of Mattress Protectors. Or, you may have a topper or mattress pad. Just remember, a cup of water can ruin your investment so make sure you keep it covered with a waterproof protector.  Most Mattress Protectors are waterproof, but most Mattress pads are not. 

This is 3 basic questions for Jamison Matress Buyers. There are many more you will cover including Price, Financing, delivery, setup, etc. Just wanted to touch a few that many forget about.