Does anyone notice a center ridge in their king size bed when there are side by side box springs underneath?

Question

We are on our fourth mattress with this pair of box springs. We went from pillow top to comfort top. The manufacturer says the box springs are in specs. The latest mattress is a firm Sealy. Could the problem still be with the box springs? There are Verlo mattresses out there that are reversable, would that be the answer? We need opinions of users, not sales people or service techs.

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Answer 1

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we had a high end pillow top mattress we bought from sears, had it replaced once after about a year because of the ridge in the middle, it also had the dual twin box spring setup, finally after about 7 yrs. we got rid of it and purchased a tempurpedic, wish we'd had one about 20 yrs. ago...great mattress, we got a king, pricey, but worth it... Oh, and might add that we rotated the pillow top about every 3 months...if it had been perfectly square i would have turned it 90 degrees every 3 months to try to get rid of the ridge..lol....

Answer 2

if you figure it, out let me know ive had this problem for years just learned to live with it.we leveled our floor because it started to drop and it helped some.

Answer 3

We have the same problem - I don't believe it is the box springs because we recently switched to a platform since our new bed was so high - it is the mattress coils - the ones on the side are squished from your body weight and the center ones are not - we are going to try either a temperpedic (SP?) foam or one of the air mattresses - I think this is inherent in king sized mattresses.

Answer 4

Get a "Select Comfort". Overall cost is not much different than a GOOD quality innerspring set and you can adjust the firmness on each side to each individual's (provided there are only two persons) comfort.

Answer 5

Call me when u did.

Peace from the Cool guy.............