Bed in a box?

I see Cloud Nine comes up as a recommendation often here, but I'd like to narrow it down a bit and ask WHICH Cloud Nine? Went to the website and see they have no less than 29 brands of beds. Or is the general consensus "Any Cloud Nine will do"?

The Cloud Nines do compare favourably in price to Sloom but I'm trying to work out if the cheaper Cloud Nines are actually comparable or not.
 
TheHand said:
I see Cloud Nine comes up as a recommendation often here, but I'd like to narrow it down a bit and ask WHICH Cloud Nine? Went to the website and see they have no less than 29 brands of beds. Or is the general consensus "Any Cloud Nine will do"?

The Cloud Nines do compare favourably in price to Sloom but I'm trying to work out if the cheaper Cloud Nines are actually comparable or not.
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The problem is to prevent price matching bed manufacturers make uniquely branded models for each retailer, so it’s very difficult to know what is what.
 
TheHand said:
I see Cloud Nine comes up as a recommendation often here, but I'd like to narrow it down a bit and ask WHICH Cloud Nine? Went to the website and see they have no less than 29 brands of beds. Or is the general consensus "Any Cloud Nine will do"?

The Cloud Nines do compare favourably in price to Sloom but I'm trying to work out if the cheaper Cloud Nines are actually comparable or not.
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The Cloud Nine Essential and up. Also called the Camden.
 
TheHand said:
I see Cloud Nine comes up as a recommendation often here, but I'd like to narrow it down a bit and ask WHICH Cloud Nine? Went to the website and see they have no less than 29 brands of beds. Or is the general consensus "Any Cloud Nine will do"?

The Cloud Nines do compare favourably in price to Sloom but I'm trying to work out if the cheaper Cloud Nines are actually comparable or not.
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Just get the Sloom. It is so easy to adjust the f stiffness to suit each person.
 
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We tried foam (Cloud Nine) as we needed one for our king extra depth frame, horrific. We landed up sticking with pocketed coils. Our queen is that and has been going strong for 10+ years. I honestly don't get the hype of their mattresses, they were not comfortable at all and we tried pretty much every one we could find.
 
semaphore said:
We tried foam (Cloud Nine) as we needed one for our king extra depth frame, horrific. We landed up sticking with pocketed coils. Our queen is that and has been going strong for 10+ years. I honestly don't get the hype of their mattresses, they were not comfortable at all and we tried pretty much every one we could find.
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I'm also still super happy with our Serta.
 
semaphore said:
We tried foam (Cloud Nine) as we needed one for our king extra depth frame, horrific. We landed up sticking with pocketed coils. Our queen is that and has been going strong for 10+ years. I honestly don't get the hype of their mattresses, they were not comfortable at all and we tried pretty much every one we could find.
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Good we have options! I tend to lean towards coil as well.
 
backstreetboy said:
My one Cloud nine is still going strong 20 years later. If they were not comfortable you most likely just cheaped out.
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Yeah if you call a 20K+ mattress cheaping out, sure. I know you're a cloud nine shill, but there are equally if not better out there.
 
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