InnoMax Sanctuary Free Flow Full Wave Waterbed Mattress, King InnoMax

Well made. Strong & sturdy product. Fits my bed frame perfectly. It was a hard to find item in stores.Highly recommend

We decided to replace our old mattress after 30+ years of use and purchased the Innomax Sanctuary SGL mattress. When you do something once every 30 years, you tend to forget construction details that can cause grief if not attended to :0). So, we slowly pumped the mattress up with air and let it set for a week to check for leaks and let the vinyl offgas chlorine. A week later it was still holding pressure and didn't hardly smell so it was installed and has worked fine. Build quality is good. We will be careful with the fill cap pull tabs to ensure we don't break them. All in all if you are willing to do some checkout before installation, you should avoid any pitfalls. Just remember that when you compare the Innomax pricing with a conventional mattress, you can buy many waterbed mattresses for the price of just one conventional. So, if things don't work out and you don't like the warranty conditions, just buy another mattress from a vendor of your choice :0).

Bed technology is such BS. We went on a 10 year quest to figure out the most important 8 hours of every day of your life...fact: it's a waterbed.My wife and I tried high quality mattresses for $5k, Costco mattresses at $1K, sleep number at $3K, memory foam for $4K, organic latex for $2K, even the Dux feather bed for $10K! Returned them all within the return period.The winner: 1970's style waterbed! We found a great frame and headboard online for $500, use a $100 heater, a thick quality mattress pad, the best safety liner for another $50, and water conditioner for another $10/year.Every night when you slip into bed the first thing you feel is warmth and snuggles. Then the fun giggling of water motion like you are playing in the pool.Supports your back, great for your neck (use a very soft pillow) and, of course, it's great for your love life!Of the things a modern human needs, access to healthcare, government stability, a Toto Washlet, and the best nights sleep possible.Now, I get that some rentals or multi-family do not allow them...that is what the safety liner is for. In 15 years we have had 2 failures. They do not POP...they seap. So if you have a leak, usually in a seam, you wake up to a little wettness. You simply drain it into the bathtub and get a new mattress and liner for $150. Not bad! Considering how much a conventional mattress costs.A month ago, we woke up to our 2nd failure in many years. It looks like it may have been seaping for a few days...the mattress pad and sheets soaked up the majority and nothing escaped the safety liner. I drained it...3 days later, thanks to Amazon, we are back to bed. Thanking the Maker we had our waterbed back. (This time, as an extra caution, I added one of those $20 water leak detectors for early warning.)Seriously, I can not tell you how much more luxurious and restorative sleeping in a warm waterbed can be.

Great mattress and we’re happy with itIt does give off a new rubber odour, but easy to remove by washing it down with soap and water.

Did what its supposed to.