As a home owner-to-be, we decided to buy a mattress first while waiting for our flat to be completed next year since its something that has to be bought anyways, and we rather enjoy the benefits first. Eventually settled on tempur original breeze, and have been sleeping on it for the last 4 nights. Not sure if its the breeze technology, the mattress doesnt feel warmer than compared to a normal spring mattress. Usually have been sleeping in aircon but tried fan for a short nap and it was relatively ok too. Close friends who know me will know that I'm super afraid of heat, and thus we paid slightly more for the breeze technology. Whether it works better as compared to the normal range, I cant really compare as I have never tried sleeping on the latter overnight. So far so good though! Thing to note though, during our trials at the retaliers, original and sensation seem to have the same hardness, but sensation has more "bounce" like a normal mattress. As the material absorbs your weight, it can be slightly more (only slightly) difficult to get out of the bed. I believe this applies only to the original one. As for bed frames, we opted for storage bedframe and did quite a bit of research among the different companies. 1 concern was that of the hydraulics, and whether they will stand the test of time. Was recommended Maxcoil frames as they used Nyatoh wood (seems relatively good from a simple google search), and more importantly, has a 10 year warranty on their hydraulics - brand is Bansbach. Costs 300-400 more than one from the online retailers but we'd rather have a peace of mind. So the frame was delivered and another plus is that the base of the bed is a solid piece of wood, and not those short wooden planks, and I guess it should be more solid. Quite pleased with the purchase
