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Beds are expensive

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GonzoCircus

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So its time for a new bed. The twin bed no longer cuts it. Im looking for a double/full or queen, and from what i see online at Ikea and Original Mattress Factory, its going to run be $500 at least. Thats a cheep frame and cheep matress. Thats just nuts to me, but maybe thats what beds go for?

Do I really need a box spring?

anyone with bedding advice to help this guy get a good nights sleep?
 
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
So its time for a new bed. The twin bed no longer cuts it. Im looking for a double/full or queen, and from what i see online at Ikea and Original Mattress Factory, its going to run be $500 at least. Thats a cheep frame and cheep matress. Thats just nuts to me, but maybe thats what beds go for?

Do I really need a box spring?

anyone with bedding advice to help this guy get a good nights sleep?
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Queen sized bed in costco is $500 to $550 and it comes with the bedframe. Decent quality and if you take a dump on it 12 years down the road, you could always return it and get another one 😛
 
my hippie-brother reccomends a hammock chair....says he always falls asleep in one

of course, hes always high...maybe you just need some reefer and a futon or something
 
Originally posted by: JonnyStarks
Get an air matress or something. That's where I think I'm going.
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Don't go with air mattress. Its bad for your back. I had a couple guests at my place and had to sleep on air mattress. Man were those the worst nights I ever had.
 
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
So its time for a new bed. The twin bed no longer cuts it. Im looking for a double/full or queen, and from what i see online at Ikea and Original Mattress Factory, its going to run be $500 at least. Thats a cheep frame and cheep matress. Thats just nuts to me, but maybe thats what beds go for?

Do I really need a box spring?

anyone with bedding advice to help this guy get a good nights sleep?
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$1000 is what I paid. Lots of furniture stores offer same-as-cash, so you might do ok there...
 
CostCo typically runs a good deal on a mattress once or twice a year.

Also check 1.800.Mattress as they often offer discount mattress/boxspring sets under $500 (I just checked, and found a full sized mattress and boxspring for $299).
 
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
CostCo typically runs a good deal on a mattress once or twice a year.

Also check 1.800.Mattress as they often offer discount mattress/boxspring sets under $500 (I just checked, and found a full sized mattress and boxspring for $299).
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i didnt call, but used their website, mattress.com

$448 mattress/boxspring
$314 just mattress

you must live in a better mattress market😛
 
Just don't go to sears! I paid $2,400 for a matress and boxspring at Sears (wife wanted it), not including the pillow-top cover thing and head/foot board. Nice bed, but the last Sears purchase I will ever make.
 
Originally posted by: ActuaryTm
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
you must live in a better mattress market😛
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Certainly possible. The city is like that in a number of respects.

Did you check the Clearance section as well?
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That helps. mattress at $244, with box spring, $348. If I could get a cheep or free frame it wouldnt be that bad.
 
Don't go too cheap, odds are the thing you spend the most time in during a day is your bed, if it's uncomfortable it's going to make your miserable.
 
Originally posted by: GonzoCircus
That helps. mattress at $244, with box spring, $348. If I could get a cheep or free frame it wouldnt be that bad.
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That price typically included delivery, and a frame (if you call). If you ask, they'll throw in some pillows as well.

On the phone or in one of the showrooms, they'll typically negotiate.
 
I got a full size mattress <Serta brand>, boxspring, and frame for about $400 at Sams Club two months ago. So far so good. If it lasts for about 10 years then I will have to say money well spent.
 
im also buying a bed soon. Im gonna get mine at ikea. Im looking at the Queen ASPELUND-the bed frame is going to run me $179, and the bed itself is going to run me $199...bringing it to approzimately $386 w/ tax for the whole thing......good deal...i also have a twin and need something bigger...im 6 feet tall and i find my feet hanging off the thing eeek. But anyway, the mattress also has a 25 year warranty which i like...the mattress is called the SULTAN HOGBO..with an accent thingy on the first O, yea its sweedish.
 
Originally posted by: BoldAsLove
im also buying a bed soon. Im gonna get mine at ikea. Im looking at the Queen ASPELUND-the bed frame is going to run me $179, and the bed itself is going to run me $199...bringing it to approzimately $386 w/ tax for the whole thing......good deal...i also have a twin and need something bigger...im 6 feet tall and i find my feet hanging off the thing eeek. But anyway, the mattress also has a 25 year warranty which i like...the mattress is called the SULTAN HOGBO..with an accent thingy on the first O, yea its sweedish.
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Not a bad deal. I cant find the Hogbo on the website. Are you in the US?

I've heard mixed things about ikea, never bought from them myself. One thing I have reservations about is the idea that their goods are low in quality and tend to fall apart easier than other furniture. But I guess since its cheaper you have to expect that.
 
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