King Koil Mattresses

Are you looking into the viability of King Koil mattresses?  Purchasing a mattress is a big deal, you spend 1/3 of your life sleeping so you want to make sure you get a mattress that is both comfortable and durable, especially since they are so expensive.

When looking into King Koil mattresses myself, I discovered that they’re no newcomer, they’ve been around since 1898 which is more than many other mattress companies.  They have definitely made a name for themselves and they have the only innerspring mattress collection to be endorsed by The Foundation for Chiropractic Education and Research.

Now sure, memory foam and latex mattresses may be more popular than innerspring, however innerspring is one of the best selling types of mattresses.  They have various different models of this including: Comfort Sensations, Perfect Contour, Perfect Contour Elite, Perfect Solutions, Perfect Contour Extraordinaire, Luxury Escapes and Spine Support.

Out of the above, the Spine Support and Perfect Contour are specifically designed to provide more support for the back in crucial areas.  The Spine Support has 3 groups of coils that are placed throughout the areas which receive the most pressure to offer extra support.  The Perfect Contour King Koil mattresses do the same but instead have 5 groups of coils.

But really any of those above mentioned models will give you good support and provide you with a comfortable sleeping surface.  The best thing you could do is go into the store and test each of them out by laying on them since everyone has different tastes and preferences when it comes to how a bed should feel.  Some people prefer a firm bed, others prefer a bed with more support, while others prefer a bed they can sink into.

One complaint you will often find though with King Koil mattresses is that after several years you may have “sinkholes” develop, which are areas of the bed where a depression has formed.  Some have said that despite having a warranty, it is voided if the mattress ends up having any kind of spot or stain on it.  I don’t know how accurate these claims are, it seems rather silly to void a warranty over something small like that, I mean a spot doesn’t have anything to do with a bed’s structural integrity.  Anyways, this goes to show you that regardless of who you buy from, you should always read the fine print, especially when it comes to warranties.

All mattresses will eventually break down given enough time, but one way you can avoid encountering sink holes prematurely is by rotating the mattress every now and then.  You want to do it frequently so that there isn’t enough time for those sink holes to develop in any one spot.

I have been buying solely King Koil mattresses for as long as I can remember and thus far I have been very pleased with the beds durability and especially comfort and support.  Just make sure you do your due diligence when you’re out shopping!