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Down vs Down Alternative

Mon, 12 Apr 2021 20:12:04 -0400

When it comes to bedding fills, you have a lot of options, but one of the most famous is down. However, did you know it’s not just down that has a soft, fluffy feel? There are lots of alternative downs on the market today that try to imitate the texture and loft of down.

But just how successful are they? Are there any advantages or drawbacks to these fills? Below, we’ll talk about exactly what natural down is, what down alternative is, and which one could be right for you.

Natural Down

If you’re looking for a squishy, soft material with a ton of loft and warmth, down makes some of the softest bedding on the market, including duvets, comforters, and pillows.

What is Natural Down?

Down (or goose down) is made from the soft, fluffy feathers that protect geese, ducks, and other waterfowl from cold water. Most commercial down that goes in bedding and clothing comes from geese. Down has developed to be warm, breathable, and insulating both when it’s on birds’ bellies and when it’s in your comforter.

Natural Down Pros and Cons

Pros

High-quality down has a ton of loft (fluff or height) and fill power (more on this below), meaning your pillows and comforter will have that luxurious cloudlike look you see in hotels.

Down offers better breathability and insulation to keep you cozy while preventing you from sweating. It’s also lightweight for those who want a high level of warmth without a lot of heaviness.

Down fill is a natural material for those who worry about toxic chemicals or don’t like synthetic fibers in their bedding.

Best of all, down is durable—you can expect down pillows, comforters, and duvets to last up to a decade.

Cons

On the flip side, the maintenance of down bedding and clothing can be a pain. You can’t get down wet because it makes the feathers clump up. In the wild, ducks and geese can preen their feathers to help coat them in special oils, making them waterproof.

In your comforter, however, there’s no way to prevent down clumps from forming in the wash, and there’s not really any way to fix them once you have them. You might be able to unclump your down somewhat, but it won’t be the same as it was before you wet it.

Down is also more expensive than alternative down or plant-based fills like cotton, buckwheat, or eucalyptus.

Finally, some people may consider down unethical. A lot of birds are live-plucked for their down, meaning they have their feathers torn out while they’re still alive. Cruelty-free down is harvested by waiting until the birds molt, but this down is costly and harder to come by. Down advertised as cruelty-free may also not actually be so.

Down Alternative

If you’re looking for a cheaper option or one that’s not based on animal products, you might be interested in down alternative over natural down.

What is Down Alternative?

Down alternative is made of synthetic fibers like polyester or microfiber, though it may sometimes consist of natural fibers such as cotton or rayon derived from plant materials. The main characteristic of down alternative is not what it’s made of, but what it strives to do in terms of feeling and looking like down.

Down alternative has a feel that’s a bit different from down, but it tries to imitate down’s fill power and loft using alternative fibers. Different down alternative products have different levels of success at this, but the best down alternative comforters, pillows, etc. should have a feel that’s somewhat similar to the real deal.

Down Alternative Pros and Cons

Pros

One of the great things about alternative down is that you can just toss it in the washer and dryer. Of course, you should always look at the care instructions on your product’s label, but generally speaking, most down alternatives are machine-washable.

Down alternative fills are also more budget-friendly than most natural downs.

If you like a heavier bed cover, you might prefer a down alternative because they usually weigh more than down covers of the same size and similar fill power.

You can also typically rest assured that your synthetic or plant-based down alternative fibers are cruelty-free.

Cons

If you don’t like synthetic fill, then the majority of down alternative products are not going to be for you. Even some of the down alternative products that use natural fibers may mix in synthetics.

Down alternative, no matter its composition, is also not as durable as natural down. You can expect your down alternative products to last about half of down’s life expectancy.

Down alternative also won’t have the feel of natural down. Synthetic materials are not as lofty, not as breathable, and not as flexible and squishy. Down alternative also doesn’t have the same body heat retention power as down, so it won’t keep you as cozy on cold winter nights.

FAQs

What does fill power mean?

Fill power is the number of cubic inches of loft one ounce of a filling (typically down) produces. The fill power is indicative of the quality of the down, as better down takes up a larger amount of space. Higher fill power means better quality down, more loft, and superior insulating ability.

Is it possible to get cruelty-free down?

It is possible, but in the current market, it isn’t easy (or cheap). To harvest humane down, farmers must wait until the bird molts naturally and gather the down afterward. However, since geese and ducks don’t molt that frequently, most manufacturers are more motivated to live-pluck to speed along the growth of new feathers.

Can you be allergic to down?

You can be allergic to just about anything. However, since down is an animal product, you may be more likely to suffer allergies to it.

It’s worth noting that most allergy sufferers who have reactions to their down pillows or down comforters are actually allergic to the dust, pollen, dust mites, and other allergens hiding out inside these items. That’s why cleaning your bedding frequently is important.

Are there plant-based down alternatives?

Yes. We’ve already talked about cotton and rayon (fabric spun from processed cellulose) as possible down alternatives. However, if you’re not all that dedicated to the feel of down, you could also try buckwheat, eucalyptus, bamboo viscose, or latex foam—depending on whether you’re looking for pillows or a bed cover. Breathable plant-based bedding may be the best option for hot sleepers.

How often should I clean my pillows and bedding?

As a general rule (assuming you use pillowcases, a top sheet, and a mattress cover) you should wash your comforter every 3 months, your pillows and duvet insert every 3 to 6 months, and your mattress once a year. Wash your sheets and pillowcases at least once a week. And wash your mattress cover every couple of months.

Bottom Line

Depending on your preferences, both down and alternative down can be great solutions for your bedding needs. When shopping for the right bedding, be sure to keep your needs in mind. If you’re a cold sleeper or want to feel like you’re sleeping on a cozy cloud, spring for down. If you want something a little more budget and or animal-friendly, purchase a down alternative.

Latex vs Innerspring Mattress – What’s the Difference?

Wed, 10 Mar 2021 18:55:41 -0500

When it comes to mattress types, latex and innersprings couldn’t be more different. They have different feels, different support levels, different components, even different weights.

While only you can decide which mattress fits your personal preferences and sleep needs, we definitely think one is better than the other when it comes to the latex vs innerspring debate. Let’s talk about which that is and why.

What is a Latex Mattress?

Latex is a natural substance made from the processed sap of the rubber tree. Latex isn’t just used to make mattresses; it goes in everything from paint to balloons to gloves to tires and even chewing gum.

The latex foam mattresses are cushioning, durable, supportive, and naturally cooling. It also quickly bounces back to its original shape, giving it a springy feel that memory foam doesn’t have. Perhaps best of all, natural organic latex is one of the most non-toxic and pure mattress materials on the market today.

Parts of a Latex Mattress

A latex mattress usually comes in a configuration of three foam layers: the comfort layer, transition layer, and support layer.

Comfort Layer

The top layer of a latex mattress is made of soft, cushioning foam. This is the layer you sleep on, and it’s meant to cradle and support your body to relieve pressure on your joints and promote spinal alignment.

Transition Layer

The transition layer of a latex mattress is made of more durable foam and placed between the comfort and support layers to protect you from pressure caused by the firm bottom layer.

Support Layer

The support layer is the firmest foam of all, and it helps a latex mattress maintain its shape and prevent sagging.

Types of Latex

There aren’t different types of raw latex—all latex is the same until it’s processed. Natural latex can undergo one of two main processing methods: Dunlop and Talalay. These processing methods create different feels and different densities. While these differences aren’t extreme, they might be enough to influence your buying decisions.

Dunlop

Dunlop latex is made using the most energy-efficient latex processing method. In this method, liquid latex is whipped into a foam, poured into a mold, and zapped in a vulcanization oven. After vulcanization, the solid foam is washed and dried. This process creates a denser, heavier foam than Talalay.

Talalay

The Talalay process is less efficient and more expensive than Dunlop. Before vulcanization, the liquid latex must be whipped into a foam, poured halfway up a mold, and allowed to proof inside the mold until it expands to fit it. The proofed latex is then flash-frozen, vulcanized, washed, and dried. This makes for a lighter, bouncier, but more expensive latex.

One thing to note about Talalay latex is it can’t be organic. Because it contains polyurethane fillers, it’s not all-natural. However, this does not make it unsafe to sleep on. It simply means only Dunlop latex can be certified organic.

Synthetic

Synthetic latex is made from petroleum products called Styrene and Butadiene. For this reason, synthetic latex is also known as Styrene-Butadiene Rubber (SBR).

While SBR attempts to mimic the properties of latex, it doesn’t offer the same support or cushioning, which is why it’s usually found in cheaper, lower-quality mattresses. SBR can also be used in things like yoga mats and shoe soles.

Pros and Cons of Latex Mattresses

Natural latex mattresses have a lot of great attributes, but they have a few drawbacks as well:

Pros

Organic latex is all-natural and free of toxic chemicals
Springy and responsive
Naturally cool
Highly durable
Offers support and pressure relief
Won’t off-gas (emit harmful gasses called Volatile Organic Compounds)
Hypoallergenic (for those without latex allergies)

Cons

Heavy and hard to move
Not as contouring as memory foam
Lack of coil core can reduce airflow

What is an Innerspring Mattress?

Innerspring mattresses are made with a network of springs topped with a layer of plush materials like cotton, wool, fiberfill, etc. Usually, this layer is fairly thin compared to the support layer of the bed.

Innerspring mattresses have a lot of bounce, and the coil network encourages airflow. However, the coils from an innerspring mattress may cause pain in pressure points, and innerspring beds are not good at isolating motion. They also don’t offer the same contoured support as latex.

Parts of an Innerspring Mattress

Innersprings typically only have two layers—the comfort layer and the support layer.

Comfort Layer

The comfort layer of an innerspring mattress is typically thinner than other mattress types unless it has a pillow top. Pillow tops are usually a couple of inches thick, and they sit on top of the comfort layer to provide extra cushioning.

Like the comfort layer of an innerspring, a pillow top is often made of cotton, wool, or fiberfill, though it can be made of foam as well.

Support Layer

The support layer of an innerspring is made of coils, but there are several different types:

Bonnell Coils – hourglass-shaped coils wired together around the edges
Offset Coils – another hourglass coil, it has square edges instead of round ones
Continuous Coils – S-shaped coils interlinked with long wires
Pocketed Coils – individual coils wrapped in their own pocket

Of all the coil supports, pocketed coils offer the most durability and motion isolation.

Pros and Cons of Innersprings

Innersprings are cool and have a lot of responsiveness, but they do have some issues to watch out for:

Pros

Coils allow for tons of air circulation
Good if you like a bouncy mattress
Lightweight and easy to move
Budget-friendly

Cons

Coils can put pressure on joints
Doesn’t offer contoured support
Coils break down and cause sagging
Thin comfort layer offers little padding
Not durable

FAQs

Are there other types of mattresses?

Yes, there are four major mattress types. Aside from latex and innerspring mattresses, you also have hybrid and memory foam beds. Memory foam is a type of polyurethane foam specially designed to cradle and cushion the human body. Memory foam mattresses offer the most contoured support of all the bedding materials (though the springier latex is a close second).

Hybrids, meanwhile, combine a pocketed coil support layer with at least two inches of foam. Hybrid mattresses offer a lot of the positive aspects of both innerspring and foam mattresses. They’re responsive, cool, and cushioning, but they cost more than other mattresses—sometimes a lot more.

Do all innersprings come with a pillow top?

Not every spring mattress is a pillow top mattress. Some just come with a standard comfort layer. Pillow tops add to a mattress’s cost, and they also prevent you from flipping it. So some people prefer an innerspring without a pillow top, even though it’s less cushioning.

What’s the difference between an innerspring and a hybrid?

A hybrid offers much more cushioning and contoured support than an innerspring bed. Hybrids also never come with any support layer other than a pocketed coil one, so they’re more durable and better at isolating motion transfer than innersprings.

Possibly the biggest difference between hybrids and innerspring beds is the cost. Innersprings are generally the cheapest mattress while hybrids are the most expensive.

Is latex better than memory foam?

However, the best one for you depends on what you’re looking for. If you want a springier mattress that will bounce back to its original shape as soon as you change position, go for a latex bed. If you want a mattress that will conform to your unique shape to offer customizable support, memory foam may be a better option for you.

Latex mattresses are also cooler and more durable than memory foam, while memory foam is more budget-friendly and lighter than latex. It all depends on which attributes you prioritize.

Do I need a certified latex mattress?

If you want only the most non-toxic organic product, then you do need to get one that’s certified. Organic mattresses often have Global Organic Latex Standard (GOLS) certified latex. To apply for this certification, latex product manufacturers (including mattress manufacturers) must prove they adhere to strict ethical, environmental, and safety standards.

These standards are meant to protect consumers, workers, and the planet alike, so you can rest assured that any mattress sporting the GOLS label has only the safest and most ethical organic latex.

Who should sleep on a latex or innerspring mattress?

Your sleep style and body type dictate the mattress firmness you need more than what material you need. For instance, side sleepers would need a medium mattress while stomach sleepers would do better on medium-firm, but sleepers who prefer either position can still pick any material they like.

That means your preferences are the most important factor in what type of mattress you choose. If you sleep hot or like a bouncy bed, an innerspring might be the best choice for you. But if you like contoured support or want a plant-based mattress, then you will probably prefer latex.

Latex is also the material for you if you want a durable mattress that will last many years. Latex is a good choice for back pain sufferers as well since it is better at promoting alignment in the spine.

Bottom Line

The differences between latex and coil mattresses couldn’t be starker, but if we had to pick one to recommend, it would be the latex mattress. Latex mattresses are more contouring, more supportive, and more cushioning than innerspring mattresses. They’ll do a better job of cradling your pressure points and supporting your body.

Of course, if you just can’t live without the bounce of an innerspring, you could always get a latex hybrid!

Mattress Foundation Sizes and Dimensions Guide

Fri, 19 Feb 2021 17:20:00 -0500

Mattress foundations help you to sleep better and your mattress to last longer. Lifting your mattress off the ground keeps it clean and increases airflow; and better airflow gives you cooler, deeper sleep. The right bed foundation depends on the size of your mattress and what it’s made of.

The chart below has the height and width of the foundation recommended for each mattress size. Some foundations are the exact same dimensions as the mattress, while others are 2 or 3 inches longer and wider. What is best for you comes down to preference and how much space you have in your room.

Mattress Foundation Sizes and Dimensions

Mattress Sizes	Foundation Dimensions
Twin	38 by 74 inches
XL Twin	38 by 80 inches
Full/Double	54 by 75 inches
Queen	60 by 80 inches
King	76 by 80 inches
California King	72 by 84 inches

Twin Size Foundation Dimensions

Most twin foundations are 38 by 75 inches. Twin mattresses are ideal for college dorms, apartments, and bedrooms shared by two or more sleepers. Many families with multiple kids like this size because two twin beds can fit easily in most bedrooms—and they are great for bunk beds, trundle beds, and loft beds!

Twin XL Size Foundation Dimensions

Twin XL foundations are 38 by 80 inches. Twin XL mattresses are five inches longer than the standard twin, making them a good fit for teenagers, college students, and adults who want to save space. There are bunk beds designed for twin XLs, too!

Full Size Foundation Dimensions

Full bed foundations 54 by 75 inches in size. For sleepers who need to save space in their bedroom but want more room to spread out, the full sized bed is a good fit. This bed is a bit small for most couples.

Queen Size Foundation Dimensions

Queen foundations are usually 60 by 80 inches. This is the most popular sized bed for both couples and singles: plenty of room for two people but small enough to fit in most bedrooms. Single sleepers who like to spread out love how much room a queen mattress gives them.

King Size Foundation Dimensions

The king bed foundation is 76 by 80 inches. King mattresses are the widest standard sized bed, and ideal for couples with large bedrooms. Split foundations are often king size because two twin XL mattresses are the same size as a king bed. Split king beds are great because they give both sleepers the ability to pick out a mattress that’s best for their own sleep style.

California King Size Foundation Dimensions

The long California king foundation is typically 72 by 84 inches. Four inches longer than the king, the Cal king mattress is great for tall sleepers. But it is two inches narrower, so you won’t have quite as much room to spread out. Both king and Cal king beds require large rooms, otherwise the space feels cramped.

Benefits of a Mattress Foundation

Having a mattress foundation keeps the bed clean by lifting it off the floor, one of the dirtiest places in most homes. It also supports the mattress evenly. This prevents the bed from sagging, denting, or wearing out prematurely. Foundations are an affordable way to make sure your mattress lasts as long as possible.

In addition to keeping your mattress up off of the floor, foundations also lift your mattress higher, making it easy to get in and out of bed. This is especially important for older sleepers or someone suffering from an injury. When the sleeper sits on the bed their feet should rest flat on the ground with their lap parallel to the floor.

Types of Mattress Foundations and Bed Frames

What’s inside a mattress is a big part of finding the right foundation for your bed. Memory foam, hybrid, and latex mattresses require sturdy, even support. Innerspring mattresses work best with a box spring.

Mattress Foundation

These are great for heavy mattresses like memory foam, latex, and hybrids. Mattress foundations have either a solid wooden board or slats as the base of the bed. Slats are narrow boards set no more than 3 inches apart side by side up the width of the bed frame.

The entire frame is covered in an anti-slip material, giving it a similar appearance to a box spring. Mattress foundations increase the height of the bed while providing the sleeper with even support.

Platform

Platform foundations are ideal for hybrid, memory foam, and latex mattresses. This foundation distributes the weight of these heavy mattresses evenly, helping them last as long as possible. Platforms have either one solid board or wooden slats as the base. Unlike mattress foundations, the platform doesn’t contain material to cover the board or slats supporting the mattress.

Adjustable Bed Frame

An adjustable bed frame gives sleepers the ability to elevate their head and feet with the help of a remote. Split adjustable frames are pretty common and are divided down the middle; these give each sleeper the ability to raise and lower their own side of the bed however they want. Split beds are typically made by placing two twin XL mattresses together.

Not all mattresses are suitable for an adjustable bed frame. Memory foam, hybrid, and latex mattresses are the best because their flexibility allows them to bend with the frame while still conforming to the sleeper’s body. Latex mattresses are stiffer than memory foam so a thinner mattress has an easier time bending with the frame.

Box Spring

The box spring is a wooden box filled with springs and is the oldest kind of foundation. It is only suited for innerspring mattresses. Box springs damage memory foam, latex, and hybrid mattresses because these are heavy beds and they may break the springs inside the box spring. When this happens, mattresses sag and wear out unevenly.

FAQs

How much bigger than my mattress should my foundation be?

The size of your bed foundation ultimately comes down to preference but you should consider how much space you have in your bedroom. If you don’t have any room to spare, a foundation with the same dimensions as your mattress is a good choice. For those with plenty of space, a foundation 2-3 inches bigger than the mattress is a fine option.

What’s the difference between a box spring and a foundation?

A box spring is exactly what it sounds like: a wooden box full of springs. This is the oldest bed foundation and it is only compatible with innerspring mattresses. Any other kind of mattress is too heavy and may break the springs.

A mattress foundation is a wooden box that either has slats or a solid surface to support the mattress. It’s covered by no-slip material to keep the mattress from moving around. Foundations provide consistent support for all kinds of beds, even heavy memory foam and latex mattresses.

How tall should my bed foundations be?

Your foundation should be between 16-25 inches tall, depending on how tall you are. You want the top of the mattress to be level with your knees. This height makes it easier to get in and out of bed. If you can sit on the edge of the bed with your feet flat on the ground and your knees bent at a right angle, your bed foundation is tall enough.

What kind of foundation is best for a memory foam mattress?

Memory foam mattresses are heavy and need a foundation that can support their weight evenly. A mattress foundation for a memory foam bed should have slats spaced no more than 3 inches apart to prevent sagging. Platforms and adjustable frames are also equipped to handle this kind of mattress. Box springs are not a good choice because they aren’t designed to support a heavy mattress.

Can I put my mattress on the floor?

We recommend you don’t put your mattress directly on the floor. Without a foundation, the mattress doesn’t get the support it needs and ends up wearing out faster. Also, the floor is one of the dirtiest parts of most homes and it’s best to keep your mattress as clean as possible.

Summing it Up

Everyone should have a mattress foundation—it keeps your bed clean and extends the life of your mattress. Buying a foundation is an affordable way to make sure your mattress lasts you as long as possible. And it provides you with healthier, cooler, more supportive sleep.

If you and your partner have drastically different sleep styles, consider getting a split foundation. Split beds make sure you each have the customized support you need to get your best sleep. Find the best foundation by considering your mattress’s materials, mattress dimensions, and the size of your room.

Best Twin XL Size Mattress

Tue, 18 Aug 2020 20:36:15 -0400

Selecting the best mattress for your needs is one of the most crucial parts of having a good night’s rest. Though, it can be hard finding the exact “right” mattress for your sleep needs. In today’s mattress industry, there are countless beds to consider, and trying to understand the differences between mattresses may feel overwhelming.

The twin extra long, or twin XL, mattress is suited for single sleepers, particularly growing kids, teens, and adults living in a small space. The mattress is popular for the extra legroom it provides, particularly if you’re a taller individual.

To make mattress hunting a little easier, we created an all-encompassing guide to give you a peek at some of the best twin XL mattresses on the market. We will also run through everything you should consider while shopping for the best bed.

Best Twin XL Mattresses

Mattress	Price	Highlight
Amerisleep AS3	$804	Versatile and comfortable for a variety of sleepers
Zoma Mattress	$499	Athlete-endorsed mattress providing support and needed pressure relief
Vaya Mattress	$449	Bouncy and supportive no matter what position you sleep in
Nolah Original 10”	$645	Supportive mattress great for side and combination sleepers
Tulo Medium	$399	Balanced mattress for a reasonable cost
Purple Mattress	$799	Feels like sleeping on a cloud while still supporting your body’s pressure points

1. Amerisleep AS3

The Amerisleep AS3 is Amerisleep’s best-seller because the 12-inch medium mattress is the perfect mix of softness and firmness, making it ideal for most individuals. Side and combination sleepers may particularly enjoy this mattress as it cradles your shoulders and hips and provides adequate support despite what position you rest in.

The mattress top layer has 3 inches of Bio-Pur®, a breathable plant-based memory foam made to help relieve pressure while also limiting motion transfer to prevent disturbances.

Following the top layer is 2 inches of Affinity foam crafted with hexagonal-shaped HIVE® technology. This layer acts as a cushion for different zones of the body, preventing people from sinking at nighttime, and maintaining a person’s alignment to alleviate chronic pain.

The final layer of the mattress is 7 inches of Bio-Core® to extend the lifespan of the mattress. It supports your body’s alignment while protecting the mattress from sagging over prolonged use.

The Amerisleep AS3 is made in the USA and is CertiPUR-US® certified. The certification means a mattress’s foam meets CertiPUR-US’s quality standards for emissions, durability, and performance. The foam is made without ozone depleters, heavy metals, formaldehyde, phthalates, or flame retardants. It will also have low VOCs (volatile organic compounds), so mattresses with these certifications are less likely to off-gas or have a chemical-like “new mattress smell.” CertiPUR-US® certified products are ultimately better for the environment and your health.

The mattress also comes with a 100-night sleep trial to give you a chance to properly test your new bed and ensure you’re happy with your purchase. Plus, Amerisleep offers a 20-year warranty with all of their mattresses to back your investment.

2. Zoma Mattress

Endorsed by athletes but made for everyone, the Zoma Mattress is meant to help you rest pain-free and get your best night’s sleep, and its targeted technologies make it perfect for sleepers with chronic pain or aches. The 11-inch medium mattress is wrapped in AirCloth performance fabric to promote ventilation and breathability and ensure you have a cool, comfortable night.

The top layer of the mattress is 2 inches of gel memory foam designed with Triangulex technology. Triangulex contains three different zones to provide the correct amount of support for different parts of the body. The first zone is for your head and shoulders, the second is for your hips and lower back, and the last is for your legs. By dividing their support technology in dynamic comfort zones, Zoma enhances their bed’s ability to relieve pressure points and achiness.

The second layer of the mattress is 2 inches of Reactiv, a latex-like foam designed to feel more responsive than typical foam layers. The foam prevents sinking at night while still contouring to your body and its movements.

The final layer is 7 inches of Support+, a durable core foam foundation designed to support your body’s spinal alignment during the night.

The Zoma Mattress is made in the USA and CertiPUR-US® certified. Zoma offers a 100-night sleep trial as well as a 10-year warranty to protect your mattress and grant peace of mind.

3. Vaya Mattress

The Vaya Mattress is an affordable option featuring a responsive and breathable design to deliver comfort for everyone. The 12-inch mattress offers universal comfort with its medium firmness and is made for all different types of sleepers.

The cover wrapped around the dual-layered mattress is soft and breathable, preventing sleepers from overheating when they sleep.

The top layer of the mattress is made with 3 inches of Vaya Comfort Foam. The foam layer contours to your body’s curves and keeps it cool for ultimate comfort at night. The design ensures breathability and wicks away heat for your best sleep.

The base layer is made with 9 inches of Vaya Base Foam to give stable support and keep you cool throughout the night.

The Vaya Mattress is CertiPUR-US® certified. Additionally, Vaya Sleep provides a 100-night sleep trial to decide if your mattress is right for you and also a 10-year warranty to protect it from visible sags and indentations.

4. Nolah Original 10”

The Nolah Original 10” draws in customers due to the company’s mission: for every mattress purchased, a wildlife animal is adopted. However, they keep customers’ interest with the quality of their mattresses. The 10-inch viscose-wrapped mattress is medium firmness and provides enough contour for side sleepers and even support for back sleepers.

The first layer is made with 2 inches of Cooling Nolah AirFoam, providing great pressure relief and back support. The foam is made without any heat-sensitive viscoelastic chemicals, a material used in traditional memory foam, and causes individuals to sleep hot. By making a foam without these chemicals, the mattress helps keep you cool and contours to your body without overly sinking at night.

The second layer is made with 1 inch of high-resilience foam, designed to be stronger and more durable when compared to traditional latex foam. This transition layer is quite responsive to your body’s movements and prevents sagging to help you sleep throughout the night.

The final layer is made of 7 inches of high-density base foam enhances the upper layers and provides needed support for sleepers.

The Nolah Original 10” is made in the USA and CertiPUR-US® certified. Nolah offers a 120-night sleep trial and the mattress has a 15-year warranty.

5. Tulo Medium

The Tulo Medium is an affordable, yet high-quality mattress built for any sleeper. The 10-inch mattress is a balance of soft and firm to provide versatility, making it a good choice for combo sleepers, stomach sleepers, and couples with different sleep preferences.

The first layer of the mattress is 2 inches of cooling memory foam with titanium particles to help sleepers avoid night sweats. By limiting heat retention, this foam layer helps you avoid unnecessary sleep disturbances during the night.

The second layer is made of 1.5 inches of breathable foam formed to have a unique “peak and valley” shape to promote airflow. With better airflow, sleepers can rest through the night cool and comfortable.

The third layer is made with 2 inches of a responsive foam to relieve pressure points and reduce surface tension. Additionally, this ultra-durable foam is designed with maximizing the mattress’s lifespan in mind.

The final layer is a 4.5-inch core foam made to complement the layers above it. The base of the Tulo Medium mattress provides medium support for a well-rounded design.

The Tulo Mattress comes with a 120-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty to protect your investment.

6. Purple® Mattress

The widely popular Purple® Mattress contains patented technology to ensure the best night’s sleep. The original Purple® mattress is wrapped in a super stretchy SoftFlex Cover and is the balance between comfort and support so sleepers never have to compromise.

The top layer of the mattress contains 2 inches of Purple Grid technology, with “No-Pressure®” support meant to contour under the pressure of your hips and shoulders and support your back. With thousands of open-air channels, breathability is enhanced throughout the mattress.

The next two layers create one system known as Dual Layered Comfort Foam. The top half is a responsive, high-density poly-foam made to provide comfort to the sleeper. This sturdy foam sits atop a 4-inch foundation to create one durable support mechanism.

The Purple® Mattress is hypoallergenic and CertiPUR-US® certified, it also comes with a 100-night sleep trial and an industry-standard 10-year warranty.

What is a Twin XL Mattress?

Twin XL mattresses are recommended for solo sleepers as they measure 38 inches wide and 80 inches long. Twin XLs are 5 inches longer than the average twin bed, offering extra leg room for taller individuals. If your feet hang over the bed on a shorter twin mattress, you will prefer the XL variation since it provides a bit more length.

Who is a Twin XL Mattress Right for?

Thanks to the added length of a twin XL, the mattress type can work for a large variety of individuals, including children and teens, young single adults, or taller individuals.

If you’re somebody working with a smaller space, whether it be an apartment or dorm, twin XLs take up little room and can allow for other activities or furniture. Also, if you’re not worried about sharing your bed or spreading out much while you’re asleep, a twin XL is a good choice because they offer just enough room for one sleeper.

Twin XL mattresses are often in college dorms on bunk or loft beds because the added length accommodates the varying sizes of young adults while still saving space.

For parents, a twin XL is a wise choice if you have a growing child or teen and don’t want to worry about them outgrowing their mattress. And again, twin XLs work on a bunk bed, so if siblings share a room and need extra space, putting two twin XLs on a bunk bed is a smart decision.

Pros and Cons of Twin XL Mattresses

Pros

Easily fits in small spaces
Lightweight and easy to transport
Longer than a standard twin, offering more room for the sleeper
Offers a larger space without stretching someone’s budget
Compatible on bunk beds

Cons

Only fits one person comfortably, so couples cannot share
May feel a bit small, especially for combination sleepers or someone who shifts around a lot at night

How to Choose the Best Mattress Type

As technology advances, an increasing amount of different mattress types have been introduced to the market. They have various characteristics, so a lot of choosing between different styles comes down to personal preference and your specific needs.

By learning more about how each mattress type works and what they offer, you can make a more informed decision for what will work for you.

Memory Foam

Memory foam is a very popular option due to its versatility, comfort, and support. It offers great pressure and pain relief and rapidly responds to your body and its movements. The soft foam contours to your body and pressure points well and is a good overall option.

One of the common complaints about memory foam is how much heat it retains, causing night sweats and sleeping hot. Thankfully, many newer memory foams are designed with cooling properties to counteract this, so the issue is dwindling.

Memory foam mattresses are good options for those looking for pressure relief as well as body contouring and support.

Innerspring

Also known as “coil,” innerspring mattresses are a very standard mattress material. In fact, innerspring has existed for centuries and is still widely used today. Despite this, innerspring mattresses rank lowest on customer satisfaction polls and have a short lifespan in comparison to newer mattress materials. Although innerspring mattresses are incredibly breathable, their comfort layer is incredibly thin and may not provide necessary support and comfort.

If you enjoy the bounciness of an innerspring mattress, we suggest a hybrid. It offers the same bounce and edge support an innerspring mattress does and also has a thick, foam layer to ensure comfort.

Latex

Latex foam mattresses have risen in popularity in the last few years due to their great cooling properties, comfort, and durability. They have good bounce and are responsive to your body’s movements to ensure comfort throughout the night.

Latex mattresses come in these different forms:

Natural Latex Foam

Natural latex foam is derived from rubber tree sap and very eco-friendly, but latex beds can often come with a high price tag. Still, the product is antimicrobial and hypoallergenic, being a great option for people with allergies.

Synthetic latex

Synthetic latex foam is made from a chemical compound and is often more budget-friendly. Due to only being synthetic, it is likely more okay for somebody with a latex allergy.

However, it does not have the same antimicrobial capabilities as natural latex and may have harmful additives, effectively being both bad for the environment and your health. We advise against sleeping on a bed with synthetic latex and suggest choosing a different all-foam alternative, instead.

Blended Latex

Hybrid latex is made from a combination of rubber tree sap and chemical compounds. So, it will come out to be cheaper than natural latex while still having some of those antimicrobial capabilities. Unfortunately, it won’t be as environmentally friendly in comparison to natural latex because of the chemicals used in production.

Hybrid

Hybrid mattresses combine foam layers and pocketed coils to make one outstanding mattress style. Hybrid mattresses utilize a base foam foundation and a pocketed coil support system. For the top comfort layer, a hybrid mattress will always have at least 2 inches of foam. With this construction, hybrid mattresses offer the great breathability of innerspring mattresses while giving the comfort and pressure relief of memory foam.

Hybrid mattresses are a good overall mattress for anybody due to their wide range of firmness options. For people wanting a bouncier bed or hot sleepers, since hybrids are incredibly responsive and won’t retain as much heat than all-foam mattresses.

Selecting the Right Mattress Firmness For Your Sleep Style

Mattress firmness is how soft or firm your mattress feels. Choosing

Best Cyber Monday Mattress Sales

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Cyber Monday could be the perfect time to buy that online mattress you’ve been eyeing all year. Falling the Monday after Thanksgiving, Cyber Monday is when online retailers (including mattress stores) offer excellent, sometimes one-time discounts. These sales could start as early as Black Friday and extend through the following weekend.

In our article, we share some of the best Cyber Monday mattress sales and give you an idea of what kind of discounts you can expect this year. Plus, we’ll go over some helpful tips to find the best mattress.

Best Cyber Monday Mattress Sales of 2020

Best Mattress of 2020: Amerisleep — 30% off any mattress
Best Cooling Mattresses: Zoma — $150 off any mattress
Best Budget Mattress: Vaya — $300 off the Vaya Mattress

Amerisleep Cyber Monday Mattress Sales

This Cyber Monday, all Amerisleep mattresses are 30 percent off the original price. Amerisleep offers two mattress lines—memory foam and hybrid. Their memory foam mattress models range between firm to soft so you can find your ideal firmness no matter your sleeping position. Amerisleep’s hybrid line is made up of hybrid versions of the AS2, AS3, and AS5 models, each with pocketed coils for targeted support.

Each Amerisleep mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 20-year warranty. Amerisleep’s warranty is one of the best in the mattress industry, covering sagging greater than 0.75 inches and any manufacturing defects.

Amerisleep AS3

If you’re a side or combo sleeper, consider the Amerisleep AS3. The medium feel provides optimal pressure relief in the shoulders and hips—areas of the body that side sleepers experience the most pressure. Featuring 3 inches of cushioning Bio-Pur®, the AS3 allows you to sink into the mattress far enough to feel cradled, but not so far that you feel “stuck” inside the mattress.

Altogether the AS3 has 3 inches of Bio-Pur®, 2 inches of Affinity with HIVE® technology, and 7 inches of Bio-Core®. The 2 inches of Affinity ensure you’re never sinking down too far, while also providing targeted support and pressure relief.

The first layer contains Amerisleep’s proprietary, plant-based Bio-Pur® foam. Unlike traditional memory foam, Bio-Pur® is more responsive, cushioning the body and making it easier to switch sleeping positions. You’ll also love the conforming, pressure relief of Bio-Pur® without the risk of overheating.

The second layer is Affinity with HIVE® technology. HIVE® consists of hexagon segments which foam five zones of support—you’ll feel softness under your shoulders and hips, and firmness under your head, back, and legs. HIVE® also helps align the spine, minimizing back pain.

The last layer of the AS3 is Bio-Core®, a sturdy support foam that evenly distributes body weight for even wear and tear. Bio-Core® also won’t develop soft spots, preventing premature sagging.

Amerisleep AS5 Hybrid

Amerisleep’s AS5 Hybrid is their softest mattress and one of the best mattresses for side sleepers. The plush surface cradles the hips and reduces pressure points, while the pocketed coils provide lumbar support and encourage spinal alignment.

However, if you’re a side sleeper with back pain, Amerisleep recommends their AS3 Hybrid model instead. Side sleepers will appreciate the softer surface which relieves pressure buildup in the shoulders.

The Amerisleep AS5 Hybrid features 3 inches of cushioning Bio-Pur®, 2 inches of Active Flex, 8 inches of pocketed coils, and 1 inch of base foam. While it has the same amount of pressure-relieving Bio-Pur® as the AS3, this bed feels quite softer. The adaptable Active Flex enhances the bed’s lift without compromising on softness.

Bio-Pur® is plant-based memory foam. Manufacturers partially replace petroleum with castor oil during the production process, creating a more responsive and breathable memory foam compared to traditional memory foam. Bio-Pur® cushions the body without trapping heat, so you can sleep better without waking up feeling hot.

The Active Flex layer limits sinkage, ensuring the bed feels soft without reducing back support. Active Flex is found exclusively in the AS5 models.

The pocketed coils form three zones of support. Areas under your back and hips feel firmer while allowing deep pressure-relief under the head, shoulders, and legs. The zoned design is ideal for maintaining neutral spine alignment, which can reduce back pain.

Model	Highlight	Sale Price
Amerisleep AS3	Foam layers adapt to most sleeping positions and body types for universal comfort and support.	$979
Amerisleep AS5 Hybrid	Plush foams relieve pressure points, while pocketed coils adapt to movement for consistent support.	$1609

Zoma Cyber Monday Mattress Sales

Zoma specializes in mattresses for athletes and those who have an active lifestyle. For Cyber Monday, Zoma is offering $150 off their two mattress models—the Zoma Mattress and the Zoma Hybrid. Both beds keep you cool and supported for long-lasting comfort. Each mattress purchase includes a 100-night sleep trial and a 10- year warranty, covering sagging greater than 0.75 inches.

Zoma Mattress

The Zoma Mattress is an excellent option if you’re looking to improve your recovery and achieve better sleep. The medium-firmness also makes the Zoma Mattress perfect for most sleeper types. The breathable foam layers cushion your body but ensure you don’t sink too deeply.

Measuring 11 inches total, the Zoma Mattress contains 2 inches of Triangulex gel memory foam, 2 inches of Reactiv, and 7 inches of Support+. The mattress is also encased in a soft, breathable mattress cover.

Triangulex gel memory foam conforms to the body. It relieves pressure points, especially under heavier sections of the body like the shoulders and hips. Instead of trapping body heat, the gel pulls heat away from the body, so you can enjoy the contouring feel of memory foam without waking up hot. Triangulex is a zoned foam, meaning it is soft under the head, shoulders, and legs, and firm under the back and hips.

Reactiv is an elastic-like foam, providing the mattress with bounce and encouraging spinal alignment. Reactiv also prevents you from sinking into the support layer.

Support+ provides durable, long-lasting support. The sturdy base foam reinforces the bed’s shape, so the surface remains even instead of lumpy. Plus, Support+ evenly supports the body and won’t sag.

Model	Highlight	Sale Price
Zoma Mattress	Gel memory foam absorbs and disperses body heat for a cooler sleep.	$699
Zoma Hybrid Mattress	Pocketed coils provide targeted support.	$999

Vaya Cyber Monday Mattress Sales

Vaya is offering $300 off any size Vaya Mattress, and since the Vaya is already a great deal, sleepers can get a high-quality mattress for a good price this Cyber Monday. The Vaya Mattress comes with a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty.

Vaya Mattress

Vaya believes that achieving a good night’s sleep shouldn’t be complicated. The simple design of the Vaya Mattress provides excellent comfort and support without breaking your budget. You can get a queen size mattress for only $599. Other mattress companies may charge over $1,000 for the same size and quality, but not so with Vaya.

The Vaya Comfort Foam molds to your body’s curves, relieving pressure points—you can wake up refreshed instead of sore. Plus, the Vaya Comfort Foam has an open-cell design. More air pockets inside the material enable better airflow so that you can rest comfortably without sleep disruptions from night sweats.

Vaya Support Foam distributes body weight across the sleep surface for even wear and tear. This durable base foam ensures you can get the support you need without worrying about soft spots for years to come.

Model	Highlight	Sale Price
Vaya Mattress	A budget-friendly mattress provides excellent comfort and long-lasting support.	$599

What Type of Sales to Expect This Cyber Monday

Cyber Monday is one of the largest online sales events of the year. Online retailers offer deep discounts on their products, including mattresses. Some of the most common Cyber Monday mattress sales include freebies, discounts, and package deals.

Freebies

Some Cyber Monday sales may include paying the full price for a mattress model, but the purchase can include free products, like bed sheets, pillows, or a mattress protector. These add-on deals can be a great way to complete your bedding set. However, if you don’t actually need the freebies, the sale may not be worth it.

Discounts

A discount is one of the most common sales types you’ll see this year. Mattress companies take a dollar amount or percentage off the original retail price. Some mattress brands may offer a discount off of clearance items, but keep in mind that these deals could be a final sale offer. You may not be able to return or exchange the bed if the mattress isn’t a good fit.

Package Deals

Online mattress retailers may offer package deals. For instance, if you buy a mattress, some brands will include a foundation at a discounted price. The most common foundations are a box spring, platform bed, or an adjustable base.

Free Shipping and Delivery

Free shipping and delivery can be a great selling point. Having to pay shipping and handling can take over $100 out of your wallet, but during Cyber Monday, many online mattress companies offer free shipping and delivery. You can save money and possibly use it towards other items, like gifts for your family.

How to Score the Best Mattress

Cyber Monday can be an exciting time, especially when you’re trying to find the best deals. To score the best mattress, you need to research ahead of time, compare different brands and models to see what each offers and read the fine print before finalizing a purchase. This can save you from buyer’s remorse and help you get a quality, long-lasting mattress.

Do the Research

Researching different deals before Cyber Monday can save you stress and help you set up a game plan for when the actual sale event occurs. Checking out the various deals mattress companies have to offer can give you a better idea of what you can expect this Cyber Monday and pinpoint the best mattress.

Compare Brands and Models

Comparing different brands and models narrow down potential options. For example, say you’re looking for a memory foam mattress. One company may offer a memory foam bed at a specific price, but another retailer may offer a memory foam mattress with cooling properties, like gel memory foam, at a smaller cost.

Read the Fine Print

Before you commit to buying a mattress, read the fine print regarding the sleep trial and warranty. Make sure that if you don’t like the bed, you can return it for a full refund. You also want to ensure your investment lasts at least seven years, and that the mattress company will cover any manufacturing defects.

FAQs

What is the best month to buy a mattress?

The best time to buy a new mattress is between February and May. During this time, mattress companies offer deep discounts on older mattress models, making it the perfect time to buy a new mattress. Mattress retailers can then make room for new models that typically come out between June and September.

How do I choose a good mattress?

There are two main factors to consider when buying a mattress—sleeping position and body type. Both aspects determine the right firmness level for you. For example, side sleepers and lightweight sleepers need a softer surface to enable pressure relief in the shoulders and hips.

In contrast, back, stomach, and plus-size sleepers need a firmer mattress for more lumbar support and to ensure the body rests on top of the bed. Combination sleepers find the best comfort on beds with a medium to medium-firm feel because the surface offers a nice balance of comfort and support.

Is it better to sleep on a hard or soft mattress?

The right firmness depends on how you sleep. Generally, side sleepers need a softer surface, while back and stomach sleepers feel more comfortable on a firmer bed. A too-soft mattress could sag after a few years of regular use, and a too-firm surface can create more pressure and cause you to feel sore.

How long does a mattress last?

Mattresses usually last between 7 to 9 years, with some mattress types lasting longer than others. For instance, latex mattresses may have an extended lifespan of up to 12 years, because latex is more durable than other materials. Hybrid mattresses can also last longer, roughly ten years, due to the number of materials they contain. Memory foam beds typically last 8 to 10 years, while innersprings are the least durable, lasting 5 to 7 years.

How much does a mattress cost?

A high-quality mattress can cost $1,200 on average for a queen size. The price will also depend on the mattress materials and if there are any sleep technologies included. For instance, a hybrid mattress may be priced at $1,299, but it could cost more if the bed contains a zoned support system or latex foam.

Conclusion

Cyber Monday is one of the best times to buy a new mattress. Online retailers offer excellent discounts on high-quality beds. To find the right one, do your research ahead of time, compare different brands, and don’t compromise on what you want. Following these helpful tips can enable you to enjoy the buying experience without the hassle and help you score the best mattress.

Mattress Sizes and Dimensions

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Mattress size is a significant factor to consider before buying a new mattress. The right size can affect your sleep quality. Choosing a smaller mattress may save you money, but it can also restrict your movements so you can’t stretch out how you like.

In our article, we review the most common mattress sizes available and discuss their differences to help you find the right one. We also give information on how to choose the best mattress for your bedroom size and sleep needs.

Mattress Size and Dimensions Chart

Mattress Size	Dimensions (Inches)	Dimensions (CM)
Crib	27.25 inches by 52 inches	69.2 cm by 129.5 cm
Small Single	30 inches by 75 inches	76.2 cm by 190.5 cm
Twin	38 inches by 75 inches	96.5 cm by 190.5 cm
Twin XL	38 inches by 80 inches	96.5 cm by 203.5 cm
Full	54 inches by 75 inches	134.5 cm by 190.5 cm
Queen	60 inches by 80 inches	152.5 cm by 203.5 cm
King	76 inches by 80 inches	193 cm by 203.5 cm
California King	72 inches by 84 inches	183 cm by 213.5 cm

Crib Mattress

Dimensions: 28 inches by 52 inches

Minimum Room Size: 7 feet by 10 feet

Crib size mattresses are the same as toddler beds. Their compact size fits perfectly inside a crib frame. A toddler mattress is designed for newborns, babies, and toddlers until they’re 18 months old. When toddlers are old enough, it may be time to buy a small single bed or a twin size mattress.

Small Single Mattress

Dimensions: 30 inches by 75 inches

Minimum Room Size: 7 feet by 10 feet

Small single beds are slightly larger than crib mattress sizes. They’re perfect for toddlers and a nice transition from a crib to a twin size.

Twin Size Mattress

Dimensions: 38 inches by 75 inches

Minimum Room Size: 7 feet by 10 feet

Twin size mattresses are best for children. The small size won’t feel overwhelming compared to larger standard sizes.

Plus, if you have more than one small child, twin beds are perfect for bunk bed frames. Bunk beds provide plenty of sleeping space for your children while leaving more room for play.

Twin XL Size Mattress

Dimensions: 38 inches by 80 inches

Minimum Room Size: 9.5 feet by 10.5 feet

Twin XL size mattresses are similar to a standard twin, except a twin XL bed is 5 inches longer. The extra length allows more legroom for taller sleepers without the mattress, taking up more space. You may want to consider a twin XL mattress for small guest rooms. Twin XL beds are also standard in college dorm rooms because they comfortably fit any height.

Full Size Mattress

Dimensions: 54 inches by 75 inches

Minimum Room Size: 9.5 feet by 10.5 feet

A full size mattress, also known as a double bed, has 16 inches more width than a standard twin mattress. The wider bed gives more room for children and single adults to spread out. Full beds are especially great for combination sleepers. A person can toss and turn without worrying about rolling off the mattress.

Full XL Variation

Taller people may want to consider the full XL size mattress. The bed is 5 inches longer than the standard full, offering more legroom. Taller children or adults can stretch their legs without feeling cramped.

Queen Size Mattress

Dimensions: 60 inches by 80 inches

Minimum Room Size: 10 feet by 10 feet

A popular choice among single adults and couples is the queen mattress. Queen size beds have lots of room for a single person to spread out, and the mattress is large enough to accommodate couples. Queen size mattresses are also the best choice for guest rooms since the bed size can fit one to two sleepers.

King Size Mattress

Dimensions: 76 inches by 80 inches

Minimum Room Size: 12 feet by 12 feet

A king size mattress is the largest standard size sold today. This large bed offers ample room for couples to spread out with extra space for your children. King size beds fit best inside master bedrooms.

Split King Variation

The split king mattress is the same size as the standard king, except the bed is split in half, creating two twin XL size beds. A split king is perfect if you and your partner have differing sleep preferences.

An adjustable base pairs nicely with a split king. You and your partner can elevate your side of the mattress without disturbing each other.

California King Size Mattress

Dimensions: 72 inches by 84 inches

Minimum Room Size: 12 feet by 12 feet

California king mattresses are longer and narrower than a standard king size, an excellent choice for tall couples. The Cal king may not provide as much personal space as a king size, but a California king mattress has more legroom, so you and your partner can stretch out.

How to Choose the Right Mattress Size

A mattress is an investment that you want to enjoy. Picking the right mattress size can contribute to how comfortable the bed will be in the long run. When considering mattress size, choose the right one based on who will be sleeping on the bed, available space, and the price tag.

Who’s Sleeping on the Bed

Always consider who will be sleeping on the bed before buying a new mattress. If you’re a single adult, smaller size mattresses may be a better choice, including twin, twin XL, full, and queen. A mattress larger than a queen can feel too big.

On the other hand, couples feel more comfortable on a larger mattress, like king or California king sizes. These sizes accommodate two adults and small children if your kids like to crawl into bed with you.

Parents shopping for the best mattress for children, a crib, small single, or twin mattress are the best options. The smaller sizes won’t feel overwhelming to toddlers. Plus, the mattress size fits their growing bodies.

Available Space

The size of your bedroom can be a significant factor in considering the right mattress size. The mattress should be large enough to accommodate the sleeper and fit inside a bedroom without making it feel crowded. Cramming a large bed inside a small space can also unconsciously cause stress. You may struggle to try to fall asleep if you feel claustrophobic in an area that’s supposed to promote calm and relaxation.

You want to leave space for walking and additional bedroom furniture, like nightstands and lamps. A room with spread out furniture and extra space for movement looks aesthetically pleasing and creates a relaxing atmosphere that could improve sleep quality.

Price Tag

The price tag is another thing to consider when choosing the right mattress size. Larger mattresses naturally cost more because they contain more materials. If you want a bigger bed, you’ll need a larger budget.

For those on a tight budget, a smaller mattress may be more ideal. Twin XL beds are best for single sleepers, while queen size mattresses are good mattresses for couples.

FAQs

Can two people sleep on a full size mattress?

Full size beds were a good option for couples until the queen size mattress became popular in the 1950s. Today, full mattresses are considered too small for couples. Instead, couples should choose a queen, king, or California king size mattress. The larger size provides more personal space and allows more legroom for taller individuals to stretch out.

What is the most popular mattress size?

One of the most popular sizes is the queen size bed. Queen size mattresses are excellent options for both single adults and couples. Single sleepers will love the luxurious sleeping area, while couples can enjoy personal sleeping space for a lower price.

How do I measure a mattress?

The best way to measure a mattress is by taking a tape measure and measuring the bed’s height, length, and width. In the United States, measurements are in inches, while other countries use centimeters. For accuracy, measure the middle of the mattress when determining length and width instead of measuring the sides.

What is the best bed size for couples?

The king size mattress is the best bed size for couples. The king mattress allows plenty of room for each person to spread out without bumping into each other. King beds also fit nicely inside large master bedrooms, measuring at least 12 feet by 12 feet.

Is a double bed the same as two small single mattresses put together?

A double bed is actually the same size as a full mattress. Two small single beds placed side by side would be closer to a queen size mattress since a small single bed is 30 inches wide by 75 inches long. Double beds are a good choice for single adults looking for more room to spread out.

Conclusion

Mattress size is just as important as firmness and mattress type when shopping for a new bed. A too-small mattress won’t offer enough legroom or personal space to sleep comfortably. Manufacturers create mattress sizes to accommodate any living space—just be sure to measure the room before buying a bed and leave extra space for walking and bedroom furniture.

Best Twin Size Mattress

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A twin size mattress is an excellent choice for a variety of situations. Maybe you’re a parent shopping for your child’s first mattress or a young adult moving out of your childhood home. Perhaps you just need a suitable bed for a small guest room.

Most mattress companies manufacture twin size mattresses, so it can be challenging to narrow it down to the best mattress for you. That’s why we compiled our top recommendations for the best twin size mattresses, along with a few mattress shopping tips.

1. Amerisleep AS3

It’s no mystery why the Amerisleep AS3 is our top recommendation for a twin size mattress. With a 4.7-star rating averaged from more than 6,000 reviews, you’re almost guaranteed to sleep well on this bed. Its medium feel is especially well-suited for side and combination sleepers.

This 12-inch mattress has three layers of foam encased in a soft, breathable cover.

The first layer is 3 inches of Amerisleep’s unique Bio-Pur® foam. Bio-Pur® is a more breathable and responsive material than traditional memory foam. It’s also an eco-friendly alternative because the manufacturers replace some of the petrochemicals with castor oil during production.

Next is a 2-inch Affinity layer with HIVE® technology. With HIVE® technology, the mattress features five zones of targeted support for the head, shoulders, back, hips, and feet. These zones have hundreds of hexagonal cutouts.

When you lie down, the hexagons in the head, back, and hips area provide firm support. Simultaneously, the hexagons under your hips and shoulders expand for more cushion, providing pressure relief where it’s often most needed.

The mattress’s base is 7 inches of Bio-Core® foam. It’s a durable material that not only provides support but resists indentation. Bio-Core® is the reason why Amerisleep can offer an industry-leading 20-year warranty.

If you like some bounce in your bed, you can also consider the AS3’s hybrid counterpart. It has the same medium feel, with just a touch more responsiveness because of the bed’s pocketed coils.

Every Amerisleep mattress includes a 100-night sleep trial and an extensive 20-year warranty.

2. Amerisleep AS5 Hybrid

Although larger sizes such as a queen and king are often what we think of when it comes to luxury mattresses, a twin size mattress can provide just as much plush comfort. The Amerisleep AS5 hybrid mattress is a fine example of that. It’s the softest model the company offers.

This 14-inch mattress has four layers. The comfort layer is 3 inches of Bio-Pur® foam, which we previously mentioned, is a more breathable and adaptable material than traditional memory foam.

Next is a 2-inch layer of Active Flex, a material designed to have a soft feel while preventing sinkage. Too many soft mattresses can leave you feeling “stuck” whenever you try to move. Active Flex stops that from happening with its quick bounce.

Eight inches of pocketed coils support the mattress’s foam layers and you. The fabric over the coils let each one react individually when you lie down or move, preventing motion transfer.

The coils rest on a 1-inch-thick foam base, with firm foams around the bed’s perimeter. These rigid foams create the bed’s edge support. You can sit on the side without the bed giving way, a particularly helpful feature if you have a condition that restricts your movement.

The AS5 is also available as a memory foam mattress. We choose to focus on the hybrid model for its bouncy support, which helps to balance out the bed’s soft top layers.

A twin size AS5 hybrid is $1,399 with a 100-night sleep trial and a 20-year warranty. The warranty guarantees repairs or replacements if the mattress sags more than 0.75 inches.

3. Zoma Mattress

The makers of the Zoma Mattress focused on improving body recovery when they designed the bed. Its proprietary foams and cutting-edge sleep technology encourage deeper, uninterrupted sleep, allowing your body to reap the full benefits of a good night’s rest.

Three foam layers make up the Zoma Mattress, bringing it to a total height of 11 inches. A breathable, elastic polyester cover encases the mattress.

The first layer is 2 inches of gel memory foam, which allows heat to disperse across the mattress for a cool night’s sleep. This layer also contains the unique Triangulex technology, which consists of triangular cutouts in the shoulder and legs areas.

These cutouts improve not only breathability but also the bed’s conformability. The mattress can mold to your legs and shoulders for more pressure relief, while air slips through the cutouts to remove stored heat.

Next is a 2-inch layer of Reactiv foam. Made with responsive poly-foam that mimics latex, Reactiv supports the top memory foam layer and prevents you from sinking into your mattress.

The bed’s durability comes from its 7-inch base layer of Support+ foam. Support+ foam withstands pressure and structures the mattress for a longer lifespan.

A twin size Zoma Mattress is $399 with free shipping and returns. The bed includes a 100-night trial and a 10-year warranty.

4. Zoma Hybrid

The Zoma Hybrid is a bouncier take on the classic Zoma Mattress. The bed features the same unique top foams with a pocketed coil support core. There are four layers inside this 12-inch mattress, all encased inside soft and breathable AirCloth.

First is 2 inches of gel memory foam with Triangulex technology. The triangular cutouts that make up this technology can be found in the head and foot of the mattress, while the midsection is cutout-free. These cutouts increase pressure relief to sensitive areas and promote airflow through the mattress.

Next is 2 inches of Reactiv foam. Reactiv foam is an adapatable material that provides extra support, preventing spinal misalignment and sinkage.

The pocketed coils are 7 inches tall and rest on a foam base that’s an inch thick. Pocketed coils are wrapped in fabric to decrease motion transfer and noise, limiting sleep disturbances. The hybrid’s bed sides feel firmer because of the stiff foams that surround the coils’ perimeter, providing protection and edge support.

You can purchase a twin size Zoma Hybrid for $699 and try it out for 100 nights. A Zoma hybrid also includes a 10-year warranty, with repairs or full replacements offered for any sagging over 0.75 inches.

5. Vaya Mattress

You shouldn’t have to sacrifice plush comfort to afford a new mattress. That line of thought inspired the Vaya Mattress makers to offer pure comfort at an affordable price. The 12-inch mattress is suitable for all sleeping styles.

The mattress has a simple two-layer design to keep costs down while featuring all you need for a comfortable night’s rest. The bed balances bouncy support with pressure relief and motion isolation.

The top layer is 3 inches of the airy and conforming Vaya Comfort Foam. It molds to your body like memory foam does, providing cooling pressure relief. The foam also has latex-like qualities, with a responsive nature that will prevent you from ever feeling trapped in your bed.

At the bottom is 9 inches of durable, high-density foam that protects against premature sagging. A breathable blend of rayon, spandex, and polyester fabric wraps around the mattress.

You can buy a twin size Vaya Mattress for $349. The bed includes a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty. With a little bit of care, you can spend a decade’s worth of nights sleeping on a comfortable mattress.

6. Nolah 10” Original Mattress

The goal of Nolah Mattress is to offer a more comfortable foam bed than either memory or latex can provide. It lacks the viscoelastic chemicals you would find in a traditional memory foam mattress for a cooler night’s sleep. The original 10-inch model has three layers of foam, wrapped in a natural viscose cover that wicks away heat and moisture.

The comfort layer is 2 inches of Nolah AirFoam, a temperature-neutral alternative to traditional memory foam. It resists sagging and provides excellent pressure relief, particularly in the hip and shoulders areas.

The second layer is a high-resilience foam designed to provide more strength and durability than latex. This 1-inch layer’s bounce helps support you throughout the night.

Seven inches of breathable, high-density foam forms the bed’s base. It reinforces the bed’s support and conformability, along with extending the mattress’s lifespan.

A twin size Nolah Mattress is $619. It includes a 120-night trial and a 15-year warranty.

What is a Twin Mattress?

A twin size mattress is the smallest standard size, not including crib mattresses. The bed measures 38 inches by 75 inches.

The bed is a popular choice for a child’s first mattress after they’ve left their crib or toddler bed behind. You can even accommodate two young children with a bunk bed.

Adults may also choose a twin size mattress if they need a bed for a studio apartment or a small guest bedroom. Lofted twin beds let you make the most of a small space, with a ladder that leads up to a bunk while the bottom half may be a built-in desk or set of drawers. Even if there’s a space for a larger mattress, a young adult just starting out may opt for a twin size mattress to save on money.

You sometimes see a twin bed referred to as a single mattress. While both are the same size, technically, a single refers to one bed while a twin refers to one of two beds. The two are used so interchangeably that this distinction has been mostly lost.

Twin vs. Twin XL Mattresses

A twin XL mattress is 5 inches longer than a standard twin, making its dimensions 38 inches by 80 inches. Those extra inches can help a tall sleeper get a better night’s rest. People over 6 feet tall who try lying on a regular twin may find their feet press up against a footboard or dangling over the bed’s edge.

Since a twin XL mattress does require more material to produce, it’s usually more expensive than a standard twin mattress. Related bedding and foundations also tend to cost more than twin size accessories.

Still, a twin XL mattress is an excellent choice for a bed that can accommodate sleepers of all sizes, such as a mattress for a guest room. College dormitories often have twin XL mattresses so taller students can sleep comfortably.

Other Popular Mattress Sizes

A twin mattress and its longer variation, the twin XL, are good choices if you’re looking for a bed that saves on space. But what if you’re not looking for a bed for a small guest room or child’s room? Perhaps you want a bed worthy of a large master bedroom, or you need a bed large enough for two people.

You can consider four different sizes: full, queen, king, and California king size mattresses.

Full Mattress

Measurements: 54 inches by 75 inches

A full size mattress is 16 inches wider than a twin, excellent for a sleeper who needs room to sprawl or move. It’s also known as the double bed, not to be confused with a twin size bed.

While a full size bed is a good choice for single sleepers, we can’t recommend it for couples. You and a partner will each have about 27 inches of sleeping space—manageable for those with slimmer bodies, but hardly likely to be comfortable.

Queen Mattress

Measurements: 60 inches by 80 inches

Queen size mattresses are popular with solo sleepers and with couples. You can spread out or toss and turn without fear of rolling off the bed if you’re sleeping alone. And if you’re sharing a queen, each of you has about 30 inches of space. That’s usually enough room to put some distance between the two of you for a good night’s sleep, while still feeling your partner’s presence.

However, some couples find a queen size mattress too small. They might need the space that only a king size mattress can provide.

Determining whether a queen or a king size mattress is the better choice requires considering your bedroom size, budget, and body types. For more information, you might want to check out our queen vs. king comparison article.

King Mattress

Measurements: 76 inches by 80 inches

A king size mattress is the largest standard bed size. It’s equal to two twin XL mattresses pushed together, providing plenty of personal space for couples. If you’re considering a king bed, check that your room is at least 12 feet by 12 feet, so you have plenty of floor space for walking and other furniture.

If you’re sharing with someone who likes the bed firmer or softer than you do, you might want to consider a split king mattress. Remember how we said a king is equal to two twin XL mattresses? A split king bed is two twin XL mattresses pushed together.

Split kings let you have two sides with different firmnesses. They also work well with adjustable beds, as you can raise and lower each half independently. A split king can be the perfect compromise for couples who don’t share the same ideas about comfort.

California King Mattress

Measurements: 72 inches by 84 inches

With a 7-foot length, a California king size mattress is the longest standard bed size. It’s the perfect choice for anyone who’s over 6 feet tall. As a trade-off for its extra length, a California king size mattress is 4 inches narrower than a standard king mattress.

As with a standard king mattress, we can’t recommend a California king bed for a room smaller than 12 feet by 12 feet. Otherwise, the bed may take up too much space and give your bedroom an unsettling “cramped” feeling.

King and California king mattresses are similar enough that some consumers have trouble deciding between them. If you’re unsure which is the right mattress for you, check out our king vs. California king buyer’s guide.

More Mattress Buying Considerations

Size isn’t the only factor when it comes to choosing the best mattress. You also want to consider its materials, firmness, and certifications to ensure you’re buying a quality mattress.

Mattress Types

While an innerspring mattress was once the default bed choice, other types have grown in popularity in recent years. The four main types of mattresses you can consider are memory foam, latex, innerspring, and hybrid mattresses.

Memory Foam

Memory foam is well-known for how it yields under heat and pressure. This ability is why the material molds so closely to your body for pressure relief. It’s also why a memory foam mattress is never made with only memory foam since the bed needs at least a base layer of firmer foam for support.

Not only is memory foam one of the best materials for pressure relief but it also has excellent motion isolation. Couples who share a memory foam bed often sleep better since their movements don’t disturb the other’s rest.

However, your sleep might be interrupted if the memory foam mattress ret

Best California King Size Mattress

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As one of the larger bed sizes, a California king is a popular choice among couples looking for more space to stretch out. While slightly smaller than a traditional king size bed, a California king provides extra length, a unique advantage that is great for taller people or more narrow spaces.

In this article, we explain what a California king is and the pros and cons it offers. We’ll also discuss how it differs from a king and what to consider when choosing the right mattress for you.

1. Amerisleep AS5 Hybrid

The AS5 is Amerisleep’s softest mattress, and the hybrid version of the AS5 offers an extra touch of support because of its mix of foam and pocket-coils.

The top comfort layer of the AS5 Hybrid is three inches of plant-based Bio-Pur®, Amerisleep’s proprietary memory foam. The structure of this eco-friendly foam allows for better airflow and eliminates heat retention. Plus, the AS5 Hybrid contains an open pocketed coil system that allows for plenty of airflow. Hot sleepers can rest peacefully and avoid night sweats on the AS5 Hybrid because it contains not one, but two different cooling features.

The AS5 Hybrid is also great at providing support because the base of pocket coils deliver more bounce and minimize motion transfer. The pocket coils also feature a targeted support system with three comfort zones. By providing extra support for your back and more cushion to the shoulders and hips, this support technology holds the body in its natural alignment. Anyone with low back pain will appreciate the added support of the AS5 Hybrid because it eases pressure in the spine and pain points for a more comfortable sleep.

Every Amerisleep mattress comes with a risk-free 100-night sleep trial and a 20-year warranty. Amerisleep also offers free shipping and no-contact delivery with every purchase.

2. Amerisleep AS3

The AS3 is Amerisleep’s best-selling mattress and is described as having a medium firmness. It’s ideal for most body types and sleep styles, specifically side and combo sleepers because it’s supportive enough to alleviate pressure points but soft enough to provide cushioning comfort.

The Bio-Pur® comfort layer is the AS3’s top layer of airy plant-based memory foam, specially designed to contour to the body and relieve pressure points. It’s more responsive than traditional foam because it bounces back more quickly when you move around, keeping you supported through the night.

Anyone who sleeps hot will also benefit from the AS3 because of the Bio-Pur® layer’s porous structure. The unique advanced open-cell design allows more air to escape and prevents any heat build-up, making it much more breathable than traditional memory foam.

Just below the Bio-Pur® layer, the Affinity layer with HIVE® technology adds support by targeting areas that need an extra lift and easing pain. The unique HIVE® technology feels firmer under the head, torso, and legs while keeping the hips and shoulders cushioned. This feature is great for anyone who experiences joint pain while they sleep because it relieves pain-causing pressure points.

For even more support, the Bio-Core® base layer offers lasting support to prevent sagging and soft spots over time.

Buyers of any Amerisleep mattress will enjoy a 100-night, risk-free sleep trial, along with a 20-year warranty and free, no-contact shipping.

3. Zoma Mattress

The Zoma Mattress is popular among athletes and those with active lifestyles because it’s designed to respond to movement and enhance your performance by relieving any pain-causing pressure points.

Zoma features a cooling gel memory foam comfort layer with targeted Triangulex technology to provide tailored support. This layer is specifically designed to relieve pain-causing pressure points by providing zoned comfort in three areas: head and shoulders, hips and lower back, and upper and lower legs.

Below the top layer of memory foam is Reactiv, a latex-like transition layer that offers extra cushion and gives the mattress a bit of bounce. Reactiv responds to movement to provide stable support and prevent you from sinking in (or feeling “stuck” in) the mattress throughout the night.

Lastly, the Support+ base layer keeps the spine in its natural alignment due to its sturdy design—it’s even durable enough to last a decade. The Zoma Mattress brand also offers a 10-year warranty and a 100-night risk-free sleep trial with every mattress to help you shop in confidence.

4. Zoma Hybrid

The Zoma Hybrid is engineered with active athletes in mind and offers a slightly more supportive design than an all-foam mattress since it has bouncy coils. By combining pocket coils and memory foam, Zoma offers an ultra-comfortable option for anyone who finds an all-foam mattress too soft and cushioning.

The Zoma Hybrid also offers Triangulex, targeted three-zone support built within the comfort layer of gel memory foam. The technology relieves pain-causing pressure points by providing extra support in the hips and lower back, and cushioning the head and shoulders, and upper and lower legs.

Next, the Reactiv layer provides whole body contouring and is responsive to movement, so you stay cushioned without getting “stuck” when moving around.

Most notably, the Zoma Hybrid features hundreds of pocketed coils below the foam layers for an ultra-stable, durable base. These coils provide a bounce for extra support and improve the mattress’s airflow for a more cooling sleep.

The Zoma Mattress is an online mattress brand; they offer free shipping, a 100-night sleep trial, and a 10-year warranty with every mattress purchase.

5. Vaya Mattress

Featuring a plush, no-nonsense design, the Vaya all-foam mattress is highlighted by its unique foam. The light and airy Vaya foam contours to your body and provides pressure relief, but unlike traditional memory foam, it doesn’t make you feel trapped. Certified by CertiPUR-US®, the Vaya Mattress is naturally hypoallergenic and excellent for sleepers with allergies and prone to skin irritations.

Described as having a medium feel, the Vaya Mattress’s base foam maintains the spine’s natural alignment by providing stable support with a touch of bounce and lift, an important feature for anyone experiencing back pain or discomfort. The Vaya is ideal for most sleep styles and body types because of its balance of comfort and support—it never feels too soft or too firm.

Buyers can shop the Vaya Mattress online where it ships free and comes with a 10-year warranty and a 100-night sleep trial.

What is a California King?

A California king is the longest available mattress size. It measures 72 inches wide and 84 inches long and has a total sleeping surface of 6,048 square inches. Sometimes referred to as a “Western King,” a Cal king is popular among couples for its large size and extra length.

It used to be that a California king was considered an uncommon bed size, but its increase in popularity has made it a more standard choice amongst shoppers.

California King vs. King Size Mattresses

The main difference between a California king and a standard king is the length. Many people are confused by the two sizes and believe a California king is the largest because it’s longer than a king. However, the traditional king actually offers the most sleeping space.

A king size mattress measures 76 inches wide and 80 inches long, making it the widest standard mattress size available. Compared to a Cal king, a traditional king is four inches wider and four inches shorter.

While eastern kings may not be as long as western kings, the total sleeping surface of a traditional king is 6,080 square inches, making it slightly larger (by 32 square inches) than a California king mattress.

Even though a standard king size bed has the largest sleeping surface, it’s still only as long as a queen size. With a Cal king mattress, sleepers can enjoy an extra four inches of legroom. This advantage is one of the main reasons many people choose a California king size bed over a traditional king.

Benefits and Drawbacks of a California King Size Mattress

A California king’s unique size offers pros and cons for sleepers. Here, we discuss the benefits and drawbacks of this mattress size.

Benefits

The main benefit of a California king size bed is that it’s ideal for sleepers six feet and taller. Since it’s the longest available mattress size, with four extra inches of length at the end, it allows for more room to stretch straight out. It also prevents feet from hanging off the end, a common problem among taller sleepers.

Another great benefit of a California king is its ability to fill out a long, narrow space better than a traditional king. The extra length of a Cal king allows it to better accommodate a large room that’s not as wide.

Drawbacks

As one of the largest mattress sizes, a California king can be more expensive than other smaller bed sizes. Not only are the mattress and bed frame pricier, but accessories like sheets and pillows often come at a higher price as well. If you’re looking to save some money, a smaller bed size will likely be more affordable.

Another drawback is that smaller bedrooms and spaces are usually not suitable for a California king. Often apartments and small bedrooms don’t offer enough space to accommodate a California king’s large size. Since these mattresses are longer, Cal kings sometimes don’t look right in wider bedrooms, either.

Finding sleep accessories for a California king can sometimes be difficult as well. Due to their large size, things like adjustable bed frames can be hard to find with these mattresses.

Things to Consider When Choosing the Best Mattress For You

To make sure you choose the best mattress size for you, there are a few things to keep in mind, including bedroom size and height of sleepers.

Room Size

The recommended bedroom size for a California king is anywhere from 10 feet by 12 feet up to 13 feet by 19 feet. Generally, more narrow rooms will fit Cal king mattresses best because they’re longer than other bed sizes. If your bedroom is particularly wide, you might want to consider a traditional king since it will fill the space better.

Remember to maintain the recommended two feet minimum of walking space around your bed. Doing this will ensure you have enough room to move through your bedroom. Keep in mind, more space will be required if you plan to have any furniture like a dresser nearby.

Height of Sleepers

Typically anyone six feet or taller will prefer a California king size bed because it’s the longest bed size available. It offers four extra inches of legroom and provides more room to stretch straight out. This extra space at the foot of the bed helps to prevent feet from hanging off the end.

Sleeping Position

How you sleep at night can help determine if you’d benefit from one mattress size over another. If you and your partner usually lay straight through the night, then you’ll likely enjoy the extra legroom of a California king. Those who tend to curl up in a ball or sprawl out will benefit from a traditional king because its wider size offers more personal space.

Side sleepers will benefit from a mattress that’s firm enough to keep the hips lifted but soft enough to cradle the shoulders. Likewise, back sleepers need a mix of firmness to support the hips and enough cushion to contour to the lower back area. Generally, a medium mattress will work best for these types of sleeping positions but will vary with each body type. Hybrids, latex, or memory foam mattresses with zoned support technologies are all great options because they offer a balance of comfort and support.

Combo sleepers will need a mattress that can adjust quickly to changing sleep positions throughout the night. Responsive bounce-back, like that found in latex and hybrids, are ideal because they can quickly adapt to movement and prevent you from feeling “stuck.” Memory foam, on the other hand, is not ideal because it can be too soft to respond to any movement through the night.

Stomach sleeping is not recommended, but the best mattress type is one that’s firm enough to prevent the stomach from sinking in too deeply.

Mattress Type

Various types of mattress materials each offer different benefits, and your specific needs and preferences will determine the type of mattress best suited for you.

Memory Foam: Known for its cushioning comfort, memory foam is popular for its ability to contour to the body. It is great at reducing pain points because it distributes weight evenly and relieves pressure throughout the body. The dense material of memory foam retains heat more than other mattress types, which can be a drawback for people who tend to sleep warm.
Latex: Similar to memory foam, latex offers some contouring but is slightly bouncier. It’s great at relieving pressure points but provides a more lifted, supportive feel than memory foam mattresses. It’s also more breathable for a cooler sleep.
Innerspring: An innerspring mattress features a thinly-padded comfort layer on top of a support core of coils. They are often very bouncy and springy and don’t provide any contouring. This type of mattress may be too firm for some people, especially those with back pain because it doesn’t provide any pressure relief.
Hybrid: A hybrid combines the supportive coils of an innerspring with the contouring comfort layers found in an all-foam mattress. True hybrid mattresses have at least two inches of foam in its top layer, and they are available with memory foam, latex, or poly-foam comfort layers. Heavier sleepers and those with back pain usually benefit from hybrids because of their balanced mix of comfort and support.

Warranty and Sleep Trial Period

Before purchasing a mattress, be sure to take note of the warranty and trial period since these vary from each brand or seller.

A 10-year warranty is standard in the mattress industry, and mattress warranties often cover defects like broken or bent coils, sagging that reaches a certain depth, and ripped or bunched foam. Some brands offer even longer warranties, but they are usually prorated. Since mattresses don’t last much longer than 10 years anyway, it’s unlikely that you’ll benefit from a warranty that lasts much longer than that unless you plan on replacing your mattress with another bed of the same brand.

To ensure you have ample time to decide if your new mattress is a good fit for you, take note of any offered sleep trials. A sleep trial is a set amount of time that a customer has to return the mattress at no cost. Most sleep trials are offered between 90 and 100 nights and allow customers to test out their new mattress and decide if it’s right. Our bodies generally take a while to adjust to a new sleeping surface, and sleep trials allow for that time period.

FAQs

What is the longest bed size available?

The longest standard mattress size is the California king, measuring 84 inches long. If 84 inches isn’t enough length, you can also buy an oversized mattress like a Texas or Alaskan king. These mattress sizes measure 98 inches long and 108 inches long, respectively.

What is the difference between a California king size mattress and a traditional king?

The main difference between the king and California king sizes lie in their length and width. A traditional king measures 76 inches wide and 80 inches long. A California king measures 72 inches wide and 84 inches long.

Based on the sleeping surface, a traditional king is larger by 32 square inches because it offers 6,080 square inches of surface space, whereas a Cal king only offers 6,048 square inches. But at the end of the day, the Cal king is simply a variation of the king better-suited for taller sleepers.

How big does a room need to be to accommodate a California king bed?

Bedrooms larger than 10 feet by 12 feet (and up to 13 feet by 19 feet) fit California king beds nicely. Remember, we recommend keeping a two feet minimum of walking space around the bed so you have ample room to move around. If you plan to have a dres

Best Full Size Mattress

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A full size mattress, also known as a double bed, makes a great option for those seeking a space-friendly sleeping solution. At 54 inches by 75 inches, the size of these mattresses are well-suited for single adults or children.

When shopping for a full-size mattress, there is a wide range of options available to consider. You will want to take factors such as firmness, production processes, durability, budget, and sleeping positions into account. Finding a mattress that aligns with your specific needs can have wonderful, positive effects on your comfort and quality of sleep.

This article will explain the different types of mattress materials, provide you with helpful tips to consider when shopping for your next bed, and highlight the best full size mattresses that are currently on the market.

Best Full Size Mattresses

MATTRESS	HIGHLIGHT	PRICE
Amerisleep AS3	Adapts to body types and sleep styles while reducing pain points	$874.30
Zoma Sleep	Cooling, responsive, contouring to the body	$599
Vaya Mattress	Soft, breathable option	$499
Tuft & Needle Original	Great for those suffering from chronic pain and aches	$495
BedStory 12-Inch Lavender Memory Foam	Infused with lavender to promote relaxation	$325.99
Aviya®	Hybrid with three firmness levels for customizable comfort	$949
Purple® Original	Eliminates pressure-point pain and is motion-isolating to quiet movement	$999
Muse Sleep	Three levels of firmness to choose from	$995
Nolah Signature 12-Inch	2 sides of firmness for versatile comfort	$1369
Avocado Green Mattress	An eco-luxury option made from organic materials	$1199

1. Amerisleep AS3

As Amerisleep’s best-selling mattress, the AS3 is tailored to adapt to most body types and sleep styles. It offers medium firmness and is designed to reduce pain points in the shoulders and hips, making it a particularly good choice for those who are side or combination sleepers. Plant-based Bio-Pur® materials are cooling, responsive, and pressure-relieving.

Depending on your preference, you have the ability to choose from two different options:

A memory foam mattress with HIVE® technology that creates a weightless feel and provides outstanding support for the body.
A hybrid mattress with foam and zoned pocketed coils that provide dynamic, targeted support to increase overall comfort.

The Amerisleep AS3 mattress comes with a risk-free, 100-night trial and a 20-year warranty.

Cost: $874.30

2. Zoma Mattress

The Zoma Mattress is a medium mattress originally designed with athletes in mind to help improve their performance while they sleep. Composed of gel memory foam, the cooling, responsive materials do a good job of wicking away warmth. It has a contouring feel that keeps the spine aligned and emphasizes support for the hips and shoulders. There is also a sturdy base layer to prevent sinkage.

This mattress is a great choice for back, side, and combination sleepers because of its medium firmness that comfortably accommodates a wide range of sleeping styles. Heavier sleepers, on the other hand, may find the 2 inches of memory foam feel a bit too thin and don’t provide adequate support for their pressure points.

Zoma offers a 100-night trial and free returns. Their mattresses also have a 10-year warranty.

Cost: $599

3. Vaya Mattress

For cost-conscious consumers, the Vaya Mattress is an excellent choice due to its affordability. At 12 inches tall, this all-foam mattress has a highly breathable design to keep sleepers airy and cool throughout the night. It boasts a breathable cover to prevent overheating, too.

This mattress is suitable for all types of sleeping styles, but people who prefer high firmness should be aware that the Vaya bed is considered a medium option.

Vaya has a “Pure Comfort Promise” that allows sleepers to try the mattress risk-free for 100 nights. Every Vaya Mattress also comes with a 10-year warranty.

Cost: $499

4. Tuft & Needle Original

This mattress’s adaptive foam and thick support layer work together to relieve pressure. It is a medium-firm bed, making it a great choice for back or stomach sleepers. Due to its heat wicking graphite and cooling gel, it is highly breathable, allowing hot sleepers to stay comfortable.

The company offers a 100-night sleep trial. In the event that you decide you want to return your mattress, they will provide a full refund and donate the bed to a local charity in need.

Cost: $495

5. BedStory 12-Inch Lavender Memory Foam

BedStory’s eco-friendly memory foam mattress feels medium in firmness, making it suitable for all types of sleep positions. Each of its layers serves a different function; 2.5 inches of contouring memory foam provides ergonomic support, 7 inches of airy foam promotes coolness, and the remaining 2 inches of high-density support foam forms the base layer.

The mattress is infused with lavender to keep the bed smelling fresh, increase relaxation, and promote a good night’s rest. Depending on the sleeper, this can be a pro or con; if you enjoy the slightly sweet scent, it can be very soothing. However, if you are sensitive to smells, you may want to consider other options.

BedStory’s memory foam bed is a budget-friendly option for those sleepers seeking a lower-cost mattress.

Cost: $325.99

6. Aviya®

The Aviya® full size mattress is customizable to each sleepers’ comfort preference because of its three different firmness levels – plush, luxury firm, and firm.

With premium innerspring coils and three layers of high-density foam, this mattress provides great lumbar support while allowing air to flow through. This helps to keep sleepers cool all night. It also features 3-inch thick high density foam casing around the edges of the bed. This helps prevent rolling off the bed and provides a 15% larger feel, allowing individuals to maximize the sleeping space and stretch out.

After purchase, Aviya® offers a “sleep perfect” guarantee. If, after 100 nights, you don’t enjoy sleeping on it, you will be issued a full refund with no hassle or penalty.

Cost: $949

7. Purple® Original

Purple’s® Original mattress has a pressure-relieving medium-firm feel thanks to the signature Purple Grid. Crafted from hyper-elastic polymer, the Purple Grid helps eliminate pressure point pain by conforming to the natural curvature of the body. Purple’s® mattresses, especially their original model, are ideal for back and side sleepers because of their firmness. Airflow technology and temperature-neutral materials keep sleepers cool.

It also does an excellent job of isolating motion. This is a particularly helpful feature for those who share their mattress with a partner, as it allows both sleepers to move around with very minimal motion transfer.

From the date of delivery, Purple® offers a 100-night sleep trial period during which you can return or exchange it for a different mattress. They also provide a 10-year limited warranty.

Cost: $999

8. Muse Sleep

With Muse Sleep’s full size mattress, you can choose between three different firmness levels: soft, medium, or firm. The multiple layers of gel-infused foam resist heat transfer which helps to keep sleepers cool and comfortable. It is also topped with a cover knitted from the world’s coldest yarn, Diamond Breeze, increasing its cooling ability.

The Muse Sleep bed consists of 6 inches of foundation foam, 2 inches of supportive transition foam, 2 inches of liquid gel memory foam, and 2 inches of cushioning comfort foam. The layers work together to provide excellent temperature regulation and pressure relief. Depending on your sleep position and preferred mattress firmness, there is a Muse mattress to suit your needs.

Sleepers can try Muse Sleep beds risk-free for 120 nights. If it isn’t the right fit, you’re able to return it at no cost.

Cost: $995

9. Nolah Signature 12-Inch

Nolah’s Signature 12-inch mattress is unique in that it offers flippable firmness, meaning it has two sides with different firmness levels. The soft side is ideal for side, back, and combination sleepers. The firmer side works best for those who sleep on their stomach.

The soft side has 2.5 inches of AirFoam to provide excellent pressure relief and mold to the body. When flipped, sleepers who prefer firmness can enjoy 1 inch of AirFoam that offers just the right amount of support. Between these two layers is 1.5 inches of high-resilience foam for responsiveness, along with 7 inches of high-density foundation foam to reinforce the core’s durability.

Overall, this mattress is deeply supportive, keeps sleepers cool, and offers versatile comfort for every sleep style. Nolah offers a 120-night sleep trial and a lifetime guarantee with every mattress purchase.

Cost: $1369

10. Avocado Green Mattress

The Avocado Green Mattress is considered an “eco-luxury” option. Environment and/or wellness-focused consumers will enjoy knowing it’s made from organic materials including GOTS-certified cotton and wool, as well as all-natural, GOTS-certified latex. Additionally, no polyester, polyurethane foams, or toxic fire retardants are ever used in the production process.

As a hybrid, it contours to the body’s natural curvature with 1,414 pocketed support coils, an attached pillow-top, and 2 inches of organic latex. This provides firm, yet gentle support. Side sleepers do particularly well with this bed because it prevents pressure points in the hips and shoulders and prevents the torso from sinking down into the mattress.

Avocado provides a 1-year free trial and a 25-year warranty for its organic mattress.

Cost: $1199

Shopping for a Full Size Mattress

There are several factors that go into choosing the best mattress. Are you someone who loves the feel of a soft mattress, or do you prefer firmer support instead? Do you sleep on your stomach, back, or side? How much are you wanting to spend on a new bed?

Regardless of your budget, sleep style, and comfort preferences, there are many mattress options to meet your specific needs.

Mattress Size

The size of your mattress will play a big part in your buying decision. As mattress sizes go up, prices will often increase. You should also account for how much space you have available for the bed in your home.

Full size mattresses are mostly used for people who will be sleeping alone, such as a single adult or college student. They may also comfortably fit two small children.

Due to the limiting size of double beds, they are not practical as a long-term sleeping solution for couples. Additionally, if you are a taller person, you may want to consider sizing up to a full XL or queen mattress since these mattress sizes offer 5 extra inches of legroom.

Mattress Types

There are four main types of mattresses available: Memory foam, latex, hybrid, and innerspring. Below, we explain what each is made of and break down the key differences between them all.

Memory Foam

Memory foam mattresses are constructed from polyurethane foam with added chemicals in place to increase the foam’s density and viscosity. They are a popular choice because of their ability to soften and mold to contour to the body. Memory foam beds relieve pressure and provide neutral alignment for the spine. This helps to prevent neck and back pain.

Latex

Latex is a type of rubber that creates a durable, eco-friendly, buoyant mattress. Latex mattresses may contain only latex, be paired with other foams, or have latex foam on top of supportive coils. There are also different types of latex:

Synthetic: These beds are a blend of latex and fillers, like polyurethane, to cut down on production costs. Synthetic latex is less durable and stiffer than natural latex.

Natural: Natural latex is manufactured without the chemicals seen in synthetic latex beds, making it a healthier option. It’s also the most durable of all-latex beds. When shopping for a natural latex bed, be sure to check that the label states “100% natural”.

Blended: When companies combine synthetic and natural latex, a blended mattress is the result. They will contain fillers, since they are partially composed of synthetic latex. The packaging may read “50% natural” on these types of beds.

Hybrid

A hybrid mattress contains a combination of innerspring and cushioning foam layers. They tend to have a bouncy feel because of their innerspring systems, but are more heavily cushioned. The foam layers are placed above the springs for comfort. Side sleepers do very well on hybrid mattresses.

Innerspring

Innerspring mattresses are traditional beds with a foundation made from steel coils and a thin upholstered layer below the cover for comfort. Of all mattress types, innersprings tend to be the least durable and have the shortest lifespan. Coils wear down and break easily, leaving the sleeper with a sagging, uncomfortable bed.

Sleep Styles

People sleep in one of three positions: On their side, stomach, back, or a combination of them all. Here are the pros and cons of each sleep style:

Side Sleeper

Due to the layout of the heart and organs, sleeping on your side allows for better blood flow throughout the night. It may also help reduce heartburn. Side sleeping puts a lot of pressure on

Memory Foam VS Pillow Top: Which One Is Better?

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If you are after a new mattress that makes you feel like you are sleeping on a cloud, you have come to the right place. Both memory foam and pillow-top beds are plush, cushy, and “cuddle” you as you sleep. The top layer of both types of mattresses is pretty much the same. The main difference is the support system underneath.

Most commonly memory foam mattresses feature a high-density polyurethane foam (poly-foam) layer as the core. It provides longevity, stability, and support to the mattress. High-density poly-foam core is usually firm and takes up the biggest portion of the structure. Together with the memory foam layers above, it delivers great pressure point support and pain relief.

When it comes to pillow-top mattresses, the support system we find inside is usually innerspring coils. Occasionally, the core of pillow-top beds can feature latex or even memory foam, but that’s rare. Most often, it’s a spring support system inside that offers targeted pressure point relief and keeps the spine aligned as you sleep.

Now that we’ve discussed the key difference between memory foam and pillow-top beds, let’s have a look at both mattress types in more detail.

Memory Foam Mattresses

Memory foam is made from polyurethane foam, which is combined with certain chemicals for extra viscoelasticity. It responds to body temperature and pressure as it contours and supports the body. The response rate of the memory is slow as it takes a while to return to its natural shape. This lack of buoyancy is the signature feature of memory foam mattresses, as it provides a unique feel of being “cuddled”.

Memory foam is usually found as the top layer of an all-foam mattress. Underneath, we either see an additional layer of memory foam in a different firmness, or we find the previously mentioned high-density poly-foam base. Of course, there are plenty of different designs and variations of the memory foam mattress structures. Same as there are plenty of different memory foam types. Let’s have a look at the main ones in more detail.

Types of memory foam

There are three main types of memory foam on the market today:

Traditional memory foam
Partially plant-based memory foam
Infused memory foam (gel, copper, graphite)

Each type has unique features that affect the overall feel and function of the mattress.

Traditional memory foam

Traditional memory foam is the closest example to the original design that was introduced to the mattress industry in the 90s. Since then, this type of foam was upgraded slightly, but the overall function, advantages, and disadvantages stayed almost the same.

The original memory foam featured closed-cell design, which used to trap heat within the mattress. Now, most traditional memory foam beds have an open-cell design, which improved this issue a little but did not get rid of it overall.

Traditional memory foam mattresses are the most budget-friendly of the three types. They are cost-effective to manufacture and to purchase, but they don’t always provide a good night’s sleep.

Plant-based memory foam

To improve the breathability and lessen the chances of off-gassing, some mattress brands began replacing a portion of petroleum-based chemicals with plant-based substitutes. This, in turn, created a partially plant-based memory foam that’s more eco-friendly and features even larger open-cells.

Overall, plant-based memory foam is a lot more breathable than traditional memory foam. It doesn’t trap heat as much, it’s more buoyant, and it produces less off-gassing.

Infused memory foam

The third type of memory foam available on the market today is infused memory foam. It was invented with one main goal—to improve temperature control.

Because traditional memory foam tends to trap heat, mattress companies began infusing it with various cooling agents. The most common ones are gel, graphite, and copper.

The gel can be added as a continuous layer on top of the memory foam. It can also be placed inside the foam as swirls or inserted in the form of gel beads. Whichever the method, gel memory foam works by absorbing excess body heat and slowly dissipating it into the mattress.

Copper and graphite are also very effective in absorbing and dissipating heat. Both are natural elements that are conductive and anti-microbial, making them an excellent cooling agent for a mattress. They get injected into the memory foam in small particles during the manufacturing process. This then creates a cool, responsive, and clean bed.

Advantages of a Memory Foam Mattress

Pressure and pain relief

Because of its natural conforming abilities, memory foam provides excellent pressure point support and pain relief. It contours the shape of the body, allowing the hips and the shoulders to sink in deeper, whilst keeping the legs and the head closer to the surface. This naturally aligns the spine, making memory foam beds perfect for sleepers with back pain and hip pain.

Durability

Memory foam beds are known to last a long time. The better the quality of the foam, the longer the mattress will serve you. Durability also heavily depends on the density of the memory foam. Higher density equals a more sturdy foam, which automatically increases the mattress’s longevity.

Levels of firmness

Because memory foam beds have been around for so long, they come in a large variety of firmness levels. This ensures that no matter what type of sleeper you are, you can find a memory foam mattress that will be suited to your needs.

Disadvantages of a Memory Foam Mattress

Heat retention

As discussed above, memory foam tends to trap heat. Plant-based memory foam and infused memory foam tackle this issue quite effectively, but they still don’t compare to other more breathable mattress types, such as the innerspring.

Off-gassing

Because of its part petroleum-based chemicals, memory foam does release a certain smell when it’s first unpacked. The cooling agents and plant-based chemical replacements can dissipate it faster, but traditional memory foam will most likely have this smell for its entire lifetime.

Poor edge support

Because this type of mattress is made from foam only, there is usually no reinforced edge support within. This means that most all-foam mattresses will not excel in edge support, making getting in and out of the bed more difficult.

Pillow-top Mattresses

A pillow-top is essentially a layer of plush padding sewn on top of a mattress. Most commonly, it’s found on top of innerspring beds, but it can sometimes be seen on latex and even memory foam mattresses too.

Pillow-top padding can be made from a variety of different materials, such as cotton, wool, down, memory foam, latex foam, or fiberfill. It acts as a comfort layer and provides extra cushioning, comfort, and pressure point support.

The difference between a regular pillow-top and Euro pillow top is that a pillow-top goes visibly on top of the bed, while the Euro top goes under the cover. However, both paddings provide the same advantages—improved pressure point support, spinal alignment, and pain relief.

Advantages of a Pillow-top Mattress

Pressure and pain relief

The pillow-top layer offers extra contouring and plushness. This improves the pressure point relief and keeps the spine aligned as you sleep. Innerspring pillow-top mattresses are especially effective in pressure point and pain relief. The coils allow the mattress to adapt to the sleeper’s body, contouring each pressure point individually. While the padding on top provides plush comfort, relieving back, hip, and shoulder pain.

Temperature control and breathability

Innerspring pillow-tops are better at temperature control compared to memory foam. The breathability of the coil core is a lot more effective, which ensures there’s no trapped heat unless the pillow-top padding itself is made from traditional memory foam.

Good edge support

Innerspring mattresses usually feature reinforced edge support within the pocketed coil structure. This makes getting in and out of the bed easier, and it ensures that you won’t roll off the bed if you are a restless sleeper or if you’re sharing your bed with a partner.

Disadvantages of a Pillow-top Mattress

Durability

Pillow-tops are known to last only 3 to 5 years. After this time, they tend to sag and lose their effectiveness in providing pressure point support and pain relief. Fortunately, you can always purchase a pillow-top mattress topper as a replacement. However, this means investing extra money into a mattress you already invested in.

Motion transfer

Although pocketed coils are not bad at motion isolation, they still cannot be compared to any type of memory foam. So if you will be sharing your bed with a restless sleeper, you may want to skip on the innerspring and go for the memory foam instead.

What’s Better: Memory Foam or Pillow-top?

As you can see, memory foam and pillow-top mattresses are very similar in their functions. They’re both plush and provide plenty of comfort and pressure point support. They do have a number of differences too. To find out which mattress option would serve you better, you have to look at your personal preferences and requirements. Only then will you be able to find the best mattress that will suit your needs.

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