No. After buying the mattress I couldn't afford a fancy bed frame. haha
Plus, their adjustable bed frame has at least a solid cover. So I would think that would hinder airflow through the bed too.
Here is the $149 Amazon basics bed frame I scraped funds together for after the mattress purchase. haha Not surprising to anyone, It is now $239.
I hear you on the price. It's hard to justify. I looked at it as many nights of good sleep if it worked as well as they say it does. So per night, is that cost worth it? For me at 2 years of use on October 8th, yes. Yes, it was very much worth the cost. I also bought it with 2020 money. The current cost is probably significantly higher. And I had no want for an adjustable bed. I have a nice lazy boy chair for that. There would have been no way I would spend that much for both mattress and frame. But I am single. If your wife wants one or both, it's more justifiable. Right?
I was in Mattress Firm for probably a good hour trying out all their mattresses. Being a bigger guy and a side sleeper, I was more comfortable in the 4" than anything else in the store. Including the mattresses that were over double the money. The deeper the Purple grid, the softer the mattress. The 3" Premier was on par with others. The 4" was just more plush. If you are a lighter person and/or a back/stomach sleeper, the 3" Premier or cheaper Purple grid and memory foam base might work just fine.
Go try them out. I am a believer in them. I have no back or shoulder pain like I did with my old (and worn out) mid-level pillow top mattress.
