I dont want to put too many photos on this right now, as I want to get a box spring to go with it and it doesn't look as good as I'd like for photos here for review The main thing I'd say to keep in mind with a mattress like this, is that if you get something like this, you need one of two things: 1. Box Spring (I haven't tested this out yet to see how everything will feel, but it's to give you stability) 2. A full frame like you see in the image that has a full base. What I mean by full base is that the base is entirely all one solid piece. Not like a usual frame with gaps. No, this would be one that you set a bed on entirely The reason I say this is, I have a frame, but it's one of the usual ones, and you will sink into those gaps in a usual frame. This bed isn't meant to work with those So I'd say if your willing to dish out the big bucks for this get one of those nice frames, would be my recommendation A box spring that's got solid metal bars and can hold a lot of weight is another good option if you want to go that way Now, how sleeping on the bed is: Honestly, after sleeping on a bed that had past it's expiration for a little bit now, I was extremely happy to lay down on this. My back no doubt has been messed up from my last bed, but last night, sleeping on this new bed, I could feel all of my back no doubt fixing This majorly helps. I slept so well and rested that I didn't need more than a few hours before my body was like, "you've dreamed for what usually feels like hours on end, you can wake up now" Good sleep. The kind of sleep you only get from a relaxed feel like that Honestly the feeling I get laying on that bed is like melting into it. I just give in to the bed, and lay now in proper posture, and let the bed do its work You do not want to get up It is a bed that is entirely worth its price point Nectar, I havent got a bed from you before, but I'll be sure to buy from you from now on if I can
