!7: Last Minute Waterbed Rails: December 2011

!±8± Does Your Waterbed Need a Replacement Mattress?

There are many reasons why you'd love a water bed. For one, you can have the greatest sleep of you life. You also don't have to worry about back and head aches and waterbeds help promote a healthier spine. Indeed, water beds are a combination of luxury and necessity. If you don't get these results sleeping on your waterbed then there may just be a slight problem with your existing waterbed mattress. And to cure that problem, you can easily find a waterbed replacement mattress either in your local stores or online shops.

The primary reason why you may need to replace your waterbed mattress may be that your original mattress has a serious leak. You can call specialist mattress shops that can help you with replacing your old mattress. You can ask them to design a mattress that can fit perfectly to your water bed frame. It must be high profile, with a minimum depth of 8 inches, and, definitely, high performance. Moreover, you may go all the way by settling for a more personalized and customized waterbed replacement mattress. You may choose your own style as well as comfort level. If you don't have anything specific in mind, you can also ask help from them and you may be presented by their own catalog of replacement mattresses for your water bed. If you ordered online and have your mattress shipped, however, you must be assured of its packing. It must undergo the compression packing process in order to preserve the good nature of your replacement mattress.

A good combination of plush and firm waterbed replacement mattress is ideal for hard-sided water beds. It is also available in varying sizes, from king to queen. It is usually an innerspring mattress which replaces the standard mattress that is water filled in a typical frame of a hard-sided water bed. Normally, it fits correctly to your present water bed frame, with a allowance of a 1-inch space on all sides to give more room for padded side rails as well as when you're changing sheets.

There are also wave-reduced replacement mattresses. It may come to a point that the existing mattress becomes uneven and creates a "wavy feel." A wave-reduced mattress is much firmer and reduces the development of "waves" in your bed. Usually, water bed mattresses have tubes, which can be categorized into free flow tubes and the foam-filled tubes. If you are after a wave-reduced replacement mattresses, go for foam-filled tubes. They have wave-reducing foam that provides a much firmer sleep.

Remember that the water beds are patterned according to the design of the manufacturer. Therefore, you can expect to find different components and sizes of your waterbed mattresses. It is important that you know your mattress so you won't have to waste money on the wrong kind of replacement mattress.

Typically, what you will be after with your waterbed replacement mattress is individual comfort. As they say, you can buy a bed but not sleep. There's absolutely no good use in opting to replace your mattress if you still can't get the kind of sleep that you want.