Hi Dave,

Love the queen mattress – haven’t had a back ache since I started sleeping on it.

Thanks,

Kathleen H.
Huntington Beach, CA

Another Happy RMM Customer

1. Reputation. Some of the world’s most reputable manufacturers have teamed up with Rocky Mountain Mattress, including Bayer, DuPont, Leggett and Platt, FXI and others. You can be sure to get a top-quality product because Rocky Mountain Mattress only offers the best.

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2. Unique Features. Rocky Mountain Mattress offers the most individualized and unique products on the market. Rocky Mountain Mattress offers Bayer memory foams, BIOflex medicinal magnets, CoolMax, Internal Concealment Units (“ICU”), Lumbar support and Premium foundations. The ICU allows the mattress owner to store valuables like firearms, documents, and jewelry inside the mattress itself. The ICU is discreetly placed inside the mattress and is lockable. Our CoolMax covers remove excess moisture and heat from the mattress to provide a dry, cool and comfortable night’s sleep. BIOflex medical magnets have been proven to reduce joint pain and provide increased circulation for a restful night’s sleep.

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3. Made in the U.S.A. Rocky Mountain Mattress products are made right here in the U.S.A. from only the highest-quality materials. You can take pride in knowing that your Rocky Mountain Mattress was made from only CertiPUR-US® foams and memory foams and 100% natural latexes certified by the ecoINSTITUT.

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4. Limited Lifetime Warranty. Rocky Mountain Mattress offers one of the best warranties in the business. The limited lifetime warranty includes full coverage on mattresses for the first ten years and is covered against manufacturing defects at 50 percent during years 11-15.

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5. 90 Night Risk-Free Trial. Rocky Mountain Mattress knows and understands how important it is to love the mattress you sleep on. In order to ensure complete satisfaction, RMM offers a risk-free 90 night trial on every mattress. If you choose a mattress that doesn’t quite work for you, you can rest comfortably knowing you can return it for a full refund.

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There are many reasons you should choose a mattress from choose a mattress from Rocky Mountain Mattress. These are just five of them!

Custom Boat Mattress made by Rocky Mountain Mattress

When you are looking for a boat mattress, you need to understand that they often don’t use the sort of easy standard sizes that regular beds use. You will need to take measurements of the length, width, and depth of the frame the mattress will be sitting in. If it is irregularly shaped in some way, you may even want to make a paper template of the frame so that you can provide it to a company that makes custom mattresses. This will allow them to ensure that they create something that will make use of the allowable space perfectly.

You will probably have some idea of the type of material you want to use for your boat mattress based on what has been comfortable to you on your regular bed. You should take the difference in environment into account, however. Someone who finds that memory foam is comfortable but makes them too warm in a heated home may feel that the extra heat these hold is welcome if their boat tends to be a little chilly. On the other hand, a latex mattress is less responsive to temperature and will behave more consistently in different environments if you intend to go boating in many climates.

When you are ready to order your boat mattress, remember that the most important thing you can do to assure that you get a good night’s sleep is to buy a high quality product that will be ready quickly. There are companies in the United States that make excellent mattresses to your specifications and can have them to you very fast so that you can enjoy your time on your boat even more.

• Please call or email Dave with the information below:
• By phone: (801) 360-9009
• By email: dmink@rockymountainmattress.com

The life span of a box spring foundation is roughly 8-10 years. When getting a new mattress, people are often tempted to hang on to their old box springs. Box springs won’t show their wear the same way as mattresses do, but over time, the support materials do break down and wear out. Using a worn-out box spring set with a brand new mattress will cause your brand new mattress to “age” prematurely. Also, not replacing a box spring or foundation with a new mattress purchase may affect the warranty as it is difficult to predict the mattress’ performance with a worn box spring.

When choosing between box springs and simply a wooden foundation, you need to determine what you want from your mattress. For example, if you buy a memory foam mattress primarily for less bouncing or give, and prefer a very firm mattress, then a “box spring” set without the springs or a wooden foundation is the right choice for you. (Your box springs should actually give and spring back when you press down on them. “Faux” box springs are often sold in conjunction with memory foam mattresses but still called “box spring foundations” simply as a matter of habit. Make sure you buy what you think you are buying.)

What are the health benefits to replacing your box springs or foundation? A worn down box spring set won’t spring back as it is intended to do causing uneven support of your mattress. This “camouflaged” (because it’s on the underside) sagging can cause sore spots, tight muscles, back and neck pain—all of which can lead to a restless sleep which can in turn affect your concentration, mood and overall health. Save yourself the headache: replace your box springs or mattress foundation after the recommended life-span has expired and get a better night’s sleep.

Pure natural latex is derived from the rubber tree. Most latex mattresses and pillows are made from 100% natural latex, but can be made from a blend of natural and synthetic latex.

All Natural Latex

Latex allergies first became noted in the 1990s. Proteins in the latex are the source of the allergic reactions, which can include: nasal congestion, runny nose, shortness of breath, wheezing and in the extreme case, anaphylactic shock. These particular proteins also occur in many common items such as tomatoes, bananas and milkweed. Most of the early cases of latex allergies stemmed from the health care community in persons regularly exposed to latex materials such as latex gloves. These types of latex products are manufactured by the dipped vulcanization process which is a closed cell process; this process does not allow for the proteins to be washed out during or at the completion of production. Moreover, to facilitate their wear, latex gloves are coated with a powder, which in turn allows for the latex proteins to be carried into the air and increases the likelihood of exposure.

Latex foam used in the manufacture of latex foam mattresses is made with an entirely different process called an open celled process. This process allows for thorough post-production washing. Most latex foam bedding is put through at least 5 washing or flushing cycles to ensure that almost all of the protein is removed from the latex. All latex foam bedding products are subsequently covered with non-latex products so there is never skin contact with the latex.

The FDA monitors complaints for allergic reaction to natural latex rubber. The largest manufacturer of natural latex products in the United States has reported that in their 28 years in the industry, there has never been a single complaint generated from the natural rubber found in latex pillows or mattresses.

As a precaution, severe latex allergy sufferers should obtain a mattress materials sample to be taken to their physician or allergy specialist for evaluation and recommendation.

Rocky Mountain Mattress does provide latex samples upon request for those who wish to test for allergies before purchasing. You can find our full selection of latex mattresses and toppers here www.rockymountainmattress.com/green.

Mike is a licensed attorney and gun expert (acting as both a Utah BCI concealed firearm permit instructor and a NRA training counselor and instructor) whom frequently authors articles, ebooks, and blog posts related to firearms, gun safety, and gun laws.

We are pleased to announce that after his review, Mike decided to name the ICU as a Top Ten Home Protection Device.

For more information, please read the official Rocky Mountain Mattress press release and see some of the great pictures that Mike took of the ICU here:

Or see his video review here:

Rocky Mountain Mattress Review – Internal Concealment Unit

Short Queen: 60″x75″
3/4 Size (sometimes called ‘antique size’): 48″x75″
Twin Size: 38″x75″
RV King: 72″x80″
Regular Queen: 60×80
Full Size: 53″x75″
Regular King: 76″x80″

The most common truck mattress sizes are a little bit different and have been listed here:

42″x80″
38″x80″
32″x79″
36″x76″
35″x79″

Is this the same stuff they make tires and rubber gloves out of?
Will it sleep hot?
How is it made?

And, then as you start to investigate latex you are confused by all of this talk about dunlop vs. talalay and all-natural vs. synthetic… Introducing the “Complete Guide to Latex Bedding” an infographic timeline detailing the invention of latex mattresses and comparing the dunlop and talalay manufacturing processes.

Complete Guide To Latex Bedding

]]> http://www.rockymountainmattress.com/blog/2011/07/13/complete-guide-to-latex-bedding/feed/ 0 http://www.rockymountainmattress.com/blog/2011/07/13/complete-guide-to-latex-bedding/ http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/RockyMountainMattress/~3/xJNaKoo3dNg/ http://www.rockymountainmattress.com/blog/2011/06/17/full-time-rving-to-keep-the-house-or-to-sell/#comments Fri, 17 Jun 2011 16:20:27 +0000 admin http://www.rockymountainmattress.com/blog/?p=374 When pondering whether to keep your house or sell it as you transition into full-time RVing, there are a number of factors involved, and a number of questions to ask yourself to help decide if you should keep your house, or sell it.

Financial Stability
Ask yourself, do I need the money from selling my house to support my full-time RVing lifestyle?
Do I make enough money to support both a house and a full-time RV lifestyle?
Can I rent the house while RVing?
Do I have a large enough parachute in case something negative happens to the house or RV while on the road?
Are market conditions good for me to sell the house?

Lifestyle
Am I 100% confident in the lifestyle choice? If not, can I afford a trial period of 6 months or 1 year of RVing?
Will I return to the same town regularly?
Can I get used to sleeping in a different place every night, albeit in the same bed?
Do I have a comfortable home made in the RV?

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Once you’ve asked yourself these questions, if all signs point to ‘sell’, give it another few months to be 100% certain in your choice. After that, happy RVing!!

 

We talk to full time RV’ers every day who would like a Rocky Mountain Mattress RV mattress. It is always fun to see pictures of our customers and their RV’s (and no, we have not serviced the “homes” you see here).

Which brings us to these RV’s… now we do respect everyone’s right to have a ‘home away from home’, but when you take that home with you on the road, you should probably ask yourself questions such as:

· Is this mobile home already mobile? – If not, leave it that way…
· If I were to get in a car accident, would this ‘mobile home’ look as if a hurricane blew through? – If so, leave it anchored to the ground…
· Are there real shingles and wood siding on my ‘mobile home’? – If so, you probably don’t want to expose them to too much of the elements…

 

We’re sure this is a perfectly comfortable, normal RV. However, I don’t think I could sleep comfortably at night knowing that a 20-foot cow was perched somewhere above me. Especially one with such a creepy look on its face.