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Comments you hear - None of which are true! "I'll
be seasick"
There's no springs to bounce up and down when you or your partner move - plus any movement on a waterbed is soft, gentle and therapeutic. Originally, all watermattresses were freeflow (no stability). Now you can choose from freeflow right through to 120% stability.
People tend
not to think about the weight of their present bed, yet a conventional
bed can weigh more than a modern waterbed. A waterbed has 10% or less
surface contact pressure than a conventional bed, fridge, washing machine
or piano, and is well below the basic Building Regulation requirements.
(If you know of anyone whose ceiling has been brought down by a waterbed
- do let us know, we're still trying to find one!) They burst? - Never!.............. A waterbed is not like an Air mattress, which is under pressure. You can take the filler cap off, walk all over it and you won't lose a drop of water.
We are talking about quality sleep and your bed is the most important household item you will ever buy. A waterbed will cost you no more than a decent conventional bed. It is, however, worth buying a reputable make. It will last a long time and give you excellent value for money. Prices vary depending on styles and options. E.g. Stability levels, fabrics, finishes etc., however, you can buy a good king size (5'), 100% stability for less than £1000. Payment terms are available, subject to status, for those who prefer to spread the cost. (Written detail on request) They're difficult to get out of! - Not anymore!.............. In the early days a waterbed was a rigid box with a bag of water inside. However, technology over the years has resulted in waterbed perfection. You can now buy beautiful, sophisticated softsided divans which can be used with or without a frame. Just like getting out of any other bed. |



MYTHS
AND MISCONCEPTIONS
I'll
be seasick - Why?..............
They're
heavy - Not true!.............. 
Are
they expensive? - No!..............