- Is this mattress good for side sleepers?
- It is firm, so many side sleepers find it too hard on shoulders and hips. Side sleepers who want this line usually do better with a softer Posturepedic model.
- What is a split-queen mattress?
- It is two half-width mattresses that sit side by side in one queen frame. Each half moves on its own, which suits adjustable bases and couples with different sleep needs.
- Does it work on an adjustable base?
- Yes, if the base is a split-queen adjustable model. Each half bends independently, so a standard one-piece queen base will not articulate it properly.
- How firm is the High Point II?
- It is a firm mattress with a tight top over pocket coils and memory foam. Expect a flat, supportive surface with only light contouring, not a plush sink-in feel.
- Do I need a box spring?
- A box spring is not required. A slatted frame or a flat foundation works, and slats should be close together to support the coils.
- How thick is it?
- It is 14 inches thick, which fits standard deep-pocket queen sheets.
- Where is the Sealy Posturepedic Elite High Point II 14-inch Firm Hybrid Tight Top Split Queen Mattress cheapest?
- At Mattress Firm, for $2,399.00, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sealy Posturepedic Elite High Point II 14-inch Firm Hybrid Tight Top Split Queen Mattress?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Mattress Firm, 1stopbedrooms, Raymour & Flanigan, The Home Depot.