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Queen and Twin Colchon
it depends on what you are looking for. ikea catalog will give you a basic idea of pricing: http://www.ikea.com.do/catalogos/pdf/colchones2012.pdf
Opps, forgot to say, in Santiago, LLanos de Gurabo to be more precise.
@Dv8, thanks, basically the reason I posted this is because I initially saw those catalogs and found the prices for the colchones pretty high IMO. I hope Im not wrong.
ikea prices are very much ok for normal mattresses, new. because memory foam mattresses can easily get to a 100.000 pesos. DR caters to everyone, you can find something at any budget, really: from used (re-filled and re-covered) to some high class imported stuff.
we bought ours in santiago, actually, in plaza texas. there is a nice shop there. you can lie down and try their models. they have cheaper and expensive, all sizes. free delivery and a discount upon cash purchase.
we bought ours in santiago, actually, in plaza texas. there is a nice shop there. you can lie down and try their models. they have cheaper and expensive, all sizes. free delivery and a discount upon cash purchase.
Mattresses for those sizes will start around RD3000 and top out around RD8000-9000 for the better "locally made" queens. My advice is to lay on them first before using. I just bought one close for RD5000. It's ok, but the design is behind the times. You can actually see them build one for you if you want.
The imported ones will be a whole lot more.
The imported ones will be a whole lot more.
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I have bought a king-size, pillow top, back in 2007 for around 14.000 pesos, new. It's still serving its duty.
I bought a Simmons twin for about 13000 pesos en sleep center (Nunez de Caceres in SD), just a month ago. Slightly regret it, it's a lot harder than the one I tried in the store and besides the mattress is much higher (thicker) than other mattresses. Should have bought a sealy.
In March we bought bunk beds for our grandsons, full on bottom, twin on top. We bought the mattresses at the same place [in Palenque, south coast] - got a gorgeous, comfy, pillow-top full size mattress for about 8,000 pesos, I think the twin was about 3000, not pillow top [for top bunk, rail not that high, with pillow top the kid could fall right off].
At the same time we bought those, La Sirena was running a 20-25% off sale on all name brands [Sealy, etc], so check there too, they had some nice mattresses.
At the same time we bought those, La Sirena was running a 20-25% off sale on all name brands [Sealy, etc], so check there too, they had some nice mattresses.
The imported mattresses at La Sirena are a lot more than the locals, I'll try to get some prices when I'm out again.