Found this mattress at a New Home trade show. Tried the firmness level in person. I have had back pains so I appreciated the mid level firmness. And first five years were great. I sleep on the right side of the bed and that side started to break down. There were deep fissures that i could feel with the foam. I was told 20 years warranty but i have moved a few times and have misplaced the paperwork. Point is, mattresses in this price point should not last only 5-6 years.
After a few years of use I started to complain that the support of this mattress was really bad. Today, after about 6 years, we took the mattress covering off and were shocked to find that the foam was broken and cracked (in the octagonal shape of the "springs") exactly where we both slept. Bits of broken foam was pressing through, to the point we had to vaccuum the floor after we moved the thing outside to the dump pile. For such an expensive mattress I would have expected more than a few years out of it and this type of breakdown is unacceptable. Most reviews I see are from people who've only used this mattress for less than a year....just wait and see what happens in 5 years!! Not worth the money unless you are able to shell out a few thousand every few years for a new mattress.
I have several herniated discs in my back and suffer through a good night's sleep. My old Tempur-Pedic was great except it would get hot and certain extra curricular activities were difficult due to the sinking. When it finally reached it's due age I decided to try something new. After only one year and in spite of several turns the Dormeo has developed a huge hump in the middle of the bed which makes it nearly impossible to roll over. I wake up in pain after only a few hours every night and can never seem to get comfortable. The Dormeo cost considerably more than its competitors and truly is piece of junk. The material has simply collapsed! At least I could get a full night's sleep in my Tempur-Pedic even if we did have to keep it cold in the room!
