
King Koil
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King Koil has 1.5 star rating based on 3 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
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Pros: Delicious for sleeping, Pump built in.
Cons: Broke around 2 months, Tears easily.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Beware! I’ve purchased two and both had leaks. At the moment I do not know if I’ll get a refund or two new mattresses.", "do not purchase", "I haven't received any information from you is this how you really do business.".
The aggregated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
King Koil has 1.5 star rating based on 3 customer reviews. Consumers are mostly dissatisfied.
- Rating Distribution
Pros: Delicious for sleeping, Pump built in.
Cons: Broke around 2 months, Tears easily.Recent recommendations regarding this business are as follows: "Beware! I’ve purchased two and both had leaks. At the moment I do not know if I’ll get a refund or two new mattresses.", "do not purchase", "I haven't received any information from you is this how you really do business.".
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Verified Reviewer |Purchased two defective King Koil air mattresses
User's recommendation: Beware!!! I’ve purchased two and both had leaks. At the moment I do not know if I’ll get a refund or two new mattresses.
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Verified Reviewer |Complaints
Preferred solution: bed replacement
Three holes in the air mattress
User's recommendation: I haven't received any information from you is this how you really do business.
Broke my king koil
- Delicious for sleeping
- Broke around 2 months
Preferred solution: Let the company propose a solution
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I own a Natural Response - Night Rain mattress and box spring set. I bought it four years ago and love it just as much today as I did when I first bought it.
In two words, "It's awesome!" Try losing some weight, and perhaps your back pain and the deep depressions in your mattress will go away. I've never even had to turn mine in all the years I've owned it.
Well mine is not stained!!! We purchased a King Koil Comfort Sensation Memory Foam mattress for $1937 from the Dump in April 06.
For the last year I have been trying to get King Koil to honor the warranty. However, I have been informed that the mattress is supposed to sink down because it is a memory foam. So, no matter how many pictures I send them it will not help. The mattress sinks down on the sides & there is a huge hump in the middle.
Its like sleeping on a rock. I hurt all over when I wake up. I weigh 125 lbs & he weighs 185 lbs. We turn the mattress & there is a hypo allergenic cover on it.
It looks like new but is truly the worst mattress we have ever owned. Buyer beware. If the mattress fails you are probably out the money. In our case their warranty is not worth anything.
FYI I attempted to process the warranty through The Dump. When rejected, I contacted King Koil directly who then passed me right back to The Dump.
What a tremendous waste of sleep, time, & money. I will never purchase another King Koil Mattress.
We just received a replacement mattress from a King Koil manufacturer. WE provided all the information they requested.
They responded with in the 14 day time they said they would and lo and behold they agreed with us and replaced the mattress which had a 10 yr unconditional warranty with in 3 weeks as they said they would.
but the caveat is the warranty is the original time frame based on our original purchase. I suspect they original pillow top design was a problem because the new pillow top design is entirely different.
Clearly Phil must work for a mattress company. Otherwise he would understand that this is clearly just a way for mattress manufacturers to get out of honoring their warranty obligations.
Medical professional deal with 100 times more exposure on a daily basis. Phil, have you heard of latex gloves?
I do work for a mattress company and the warranty stipulations are the same regardless of the manufacturer, Sealy, Serta, Simmons, Tempur, etc are all the same. They can not legally allow a potentially contaminated mattress back into a factory for fear of contaminating the rest of the facility.
Regardless, a good mattress store should supply mattress protectors from a company that will replace the mattress if the protector fails, not send a cleaning kit.
The gentleman who stated that the mattress is, "like a bowl" makes me wonder whether or not the bed frame has a center support. That is a requirement for Queen and King size beds. However, many "inspectors" and sales associates are not properly trained to check for, or tell customers about this issue.
It's sad to say, but there are a lot of mattress companies out there with the, "used car salesman" approach. When you walk into a mattress store, they should determine who is using the mattress and what firmness / plushness is required for the buyer's body mass index. (This is like finding the right size and arch support in shoes.) Then they should address physical ailments or pains in the body. They should discuss mattress protectors and warranties.
Finally, they should help the customer buy something in their budget, rather than sell to them. If you feel like your arm is being twisted in a mattress store, get out. They are only profit oriented and not customer oriented.
We have sold King Koil for over 8 years and only had one warranty issue which was because the couple who purchased it bought a queen rather than the king that they needed for their size.
On a queen they were sleeping in the edges of the mattress every night and then they started to bow out. Regardless, King Koil warrantied the mattress and they got a king which they are very happy with.
The store you shop at has a lot to do with what happens in warranty claims and long term comfort issues. You should be sized up for the right mattress right away, avoid buying on price alone and do not buy something to find it is too hard or soft later, both of which lead to back, hip, shoulder and other pain.
A good sales associate will know these things and steer you the right direction. Sorry for the long reply, just trying to help the consumer.
I do not understand how you can expect a company to warranty and fix a mattress that clearly is stained. You admit there is a stain several times.
I do not know what that stain is from and either would a person who is repairing it. Who knows what kind of diseases they could get from that stain. Would you like to handle something that could possibly infect you with some disease or virus, just to make a consumer happy. You are asking the impossible.
Next time you wont stain a $2000.00 mattress and void the warranty. The company and furniture retailer clearly attempted to fix the problem but couldn't because of some stain of unknown origin.
Your Fault. Period.
What does a stain have to do with a failing mattress? Sure it shouldn't go back to the warehouse.
It should be dumped and replaced under Manufacturer's Warranty. Simple as that.
How does a stain have to do with a failing mattress? This is obviously used as an argument to dismiss the original complaint.
And sure the mattress should not "go back into the factory". It should be dumped and replaced by the manufacturer due to failing quality.