We purchased the a bed and Sealy Divine Latex Posturetech 660 Pillowtop King-Size Mattress from Oak Furniture Land (OFL) Guildford store on 28th February 2016, it was delivered in March. The bed is OK, but the mattress is rubbish. We have discovered the following problems with the mattress: unacceptable level of bounce from the springs, distortion of the mattress when sat of lied upon (the mattress forming a parallelogram shape about the base), one side affecting the other (when one person moves, the other instantly feels the movement causing disturbance). Isolation of movement is non-existent settlement and formation of the ridge appears excessive for a mattress of this quality and comprising a latex foam upper layer. We reported the problems through OFL and they arranged for an inspection by Homeserve. Homeserve inspection only covered the measurement of settlement (25 mm at the deepest point) and not the other issues. The inspector failed to issue his report and i had to chase it up! When discussing the outcome with OFS we realised that the report was factually incorrect, disputing the findings. OFL then arranged another inspection, which was cancelled at short notice, arranged another - the inspector turned up unannounced and also failed to carry out a full inspection (ending up in a blazing row). Once again we disputed the findings. We complained to OFL but failed to get anywhere. We had been warned that OFL rarely give in. Our dispute was over the extent of the inspection - OFL seem happy that only a settlement is measured despite all the other significant issues with the mattress. It is an understatement to say that we were not pleased with the extent of the survey and despite our best endeavours to get the inspector to take further measurements at locations where we believe the settlement to be greater and to measure/assess the lack of isolation, excessive bounce and distortion. We complained to OFL on a number of occasions on the basis that their level of service has dropped well below their service level agreement with customers. The mattress clearly does not live up to the statements in the Sealy sales literature e.g. : “Sealy Edge Guard provides edge-to-edge support for greater durability and comfort.“ We have found that the support is inconsistent across the mattress. due to the ridge and settlement, “The Sealy Posturepedic Collection range designed to eliminate the uncomfortable conditions of tossing and turning during sleep.” Our experience is that this is not the case. The settlement, ridge, ‘bounce’ from the spring system and the poor motion isolation and distortion effects the other person and means that it is uncomfortable and does not lead to a good sleep. We are left with a disturbed nights sleep. Will not recommend OFL to others due to the shocking treatment and issues encountered.