Good Morning Ruth,
Latex foam is and has been the best upholstery material for the last 100 years.
It’s the most resilient, longest last and ideal for relaxing over worked muscles and pressure point relief.
Given that your situation improved with an air mattress, a latex mattress is your best choice.
The Natura of Canada Blossom in Plush is also very comfortable.
Since there is a sizable difference in weight between you, it’ll be important to rotate your mattress on a regular basis…once a month for the first year, once every three months thereafter.
A solid base platform is the perfect support for that mattress.
The choice of 2 Twin-XL mattresses has its pros and cons.
The biggest drawback is the center, which can be overcome with a cinch strap, which is available online.
The other drawback is the price.
The advantage is that you can rotate each mattress separately.
His side is more likely to need replacing before your side, which makes it less expensive to replace.
But latex lasts a very long time. And if you rotate it regularly, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Also, if one of you wants firm and the other wants plush is another advantage of getting 2 Twin-XL.
My vote would be for a one piece king.
Here’s a link to the
Natura Blossom Latex Mattress in Plush, which provides firm support, with a cool and comfortable sleeping surface.
The choice of firm isn’t suitable for the curves of a female body.
The thicker, higher end Twilight models are less suitable for a big man.
The more upholstery there is the faster a mattress will wear under 240 lbs.
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