How can we help you? Sorry, no questions matched your search term. Sleep on an honestly crafted mattress at a fair priceWhat is this mattress made of? I dont see it anywhere in description Hi there,Thanks for reaching out. That's a great question!The Tuft & Needle Mattress has a few different components. Our Mattress is comprised of 2 layers of high-density high-quality polyurethane foam. It's a synthetic petroleum-based foam that has undergone a rigorous certification by a third party organization called CertiPUR-US. They have certified our foam to be free from known harmful chemicals and carcinogens, PBDEs, heavy metals, phthalates, and formaldehyde.Our mattress has a 7-inch support layer on the bottom that helps keep your spine and neck properly aligned. The top comfort layer is 3 inches of Tuft & Needle Adaptive Foam, a proprietary foam unique to T&N alone, which provides pressure relief and support without feeling like you're sinking in and getting trapped. It's also infused with a cooling gel and graphite to help you sleep cool.
The two foam layers are glued together by a rubber and water mixture, similar to the glue used in shoes. This glue layer does not come into contact with the skin. It is certified by Green Guard for safety concerns.The mattress cover is a high-performance tactel fabric which is a soft, breathable blend of rayon and polyester. It is tested and certified by OEKO-TEX to be free from chemical residues, phthalates, and heavy metals. Our mattress also includes a chemical-free, TB-117 compliant fire barrier. It's a fabric blend that fits on the mattress like a sock, underneath the cover, and is comprised of a blend of mostly rayon, with small amounts of polyester and fine-grained silica. The silica is inserted into the fiber and does not make contact with the skin.I hope this helps. Please let us know if you have any other questions or comments. Best,The Tuft & Needle Team See all 3 answers I am a big guy, around 300 lbs. Anybody else have a large man sleep on this bed long term, how does it hold up?
I am 6'4" around 280 lbs. I have been on this mattress for around a month now. I have a history of back problems including a surgery 8 years ago, so I am very particular about mattresses. I needed a mattress that was both firm, but wouldn't create pressure points under my weight at places like my hip and shoulder while…I needed a mattress that was both firm, but wouldn't create pressure points under my weight at places like my hip and shoulder while sleeping on my side, and my upper back when I lay on my back. I started sleeping better immediately and woke up refreshed. However, there were a couple very small pressure points which caused me to take a few minutes settling in and drifting off at bedtime, namely with my shoulder and upper back. I contacted customer service regarding the "break in" period and gave it the two weeks they recommended to get used to it. The pressure points persisted though. Don't get me wrong, this wasn't some terrible discomfort, rather an annoyance and something I've dealt with with every firm mattress I've ever slept on.
I was going to buy a mattress protector anyway, so I ended up adding a Pinzon by Amazon plush mattress pad protector. This added the small bit of padding necessary to remove the small pressure points. I have been sleeping on the bed with the protector for a few days now and I've got the bed I want. If you're heavy, it may require tweaking like this, which was a bit disappointing, but I ended up with a great sleeping surface so I suppose it worked out in the end. Anyway, in my experience, this is definitely something to watch out for if you're heavy. See all 6 answers Does anyone know the names of the platform bed frames used in either of the Tuft and Needle product pictures? I contacted Tuft & Needle about the bed frame displayed on their website to see if it was available for purchase. Kelly responded and advised that the frame was a prototype and not available at this time. The frames from those two companies were out of my price range, but they all look very nice. I found a basic solid mahogany platform bed frame from the Charles P. Rogers website that I am going to buy.
I've never heard of the company, but all the reviews mention that their product is very high quality. /solide-platform-bed-p-392.html?cPath=31_155 One thing I like about this frame is that the platform is level with the frame and appears to be some kind of upholstered deck instead of wooden slats. See all 11 answers Is this a good mattress for stomach sleepers? I sleep on my stomach and I thoroughly enjoy it. When I was sleeping on my old spring mattress my back would hurt when I woke up. When I transitioned to the Tuft & Needle mattress I did not feel a change right away. It took me about 2-3 weeks of getting used to the Tuft & Needle matress, but now, I no longer have any b…It took me about 2-3 weeks of getting used to the Tuft & Needle matress, but now, I no longer have any back pain when I wake up. See all 5 answers Do you not offer King size? See all 4 answers The listing indicates that the mattress "has bounce for night activities". Has anyone tested this feature and can share their results?
Hi Jack,Thanks for reaching out.For night activities, the foam is breathable so you don't get too hot, and it's resilient which means there's some bounce. If you're interested in a more entertaining discussion on how our mattress performs, feel free to check out this Reddit thread from last Summer: …/r/minimalism/comments/1g75y6/be_honest_is_sex_on_something_like_this/We hope this helps! See all 2 answers Do you need box springs underneath this matress? See all 7 answers Would it be weird to use an additional foam topper with this mattress? Is this memory foam or a more classic type foam? See all 8 answers Anyone gone from a Tempurpedic to this? Curious how this measures up. I did have the Tempur Cloud Supreme Breeze mattress with the cooling gel layer and used it for 2 months before I returned it. Even though it had the gel cooling layer, it still slept too hot for my wife. We saw the Tuft & Needle and figured it was worth a try... I will never own another model of mattress.