Just come in anytime during regular store hours and a personal guide will help you along the way. No Hassle Personal GuideOur experienced staff isn’t there to sell to you, but to guide you, and ensure you have a great experience whether you buy the mattress or not. Try It For Yourself We welcome you to experience one of the highest rated mattresses for yourself. And we’re always here to help answer any questions or concerns. Orders Shipped To You We don’t carry inventory at the store. Instead, all orders are conveniently shipped to you free, in 2-4 business days.Every once in a long while, we’ll need to upgrade our mattresses that we’ve come to love for many years. For some, the time to upgrade may be well overdue and they may not be getting the best night’s sleep or support from their long-time mattress. Even the best mattresses need to be upgraded or touched up after so many years of use. It may be difficult to determine when exactly you need to update your mattress, but there are some questions you can ask yourself to help determine if you do.
The biggest sign that it’s time for a new mattress is that it’s no longer comfortable to actually go to sleep each night or you find yourself waking up in pain most mornings. Ask yourself a few of these questions to get an idea if it’s time for a new mattress. Most mattresses last anywhere from 5 to 10 years old, but the average lifespan of a mattress will vary widely depending on the brand, mattress type and material. If your mattress is nearly 10 years old, it is very likely you’ll need to upgrade in order to get an optimal night’s sleep. No mattress can prevent natural wear from repeated use over the years. If you notice significant signs of wear, like sagging in certain areas, lumps in others, or if the mattress is physically starting to come apart, then it’s definitely time for a new mattress. Namely, if you wake up with back, neck, hip, or shoulder pain, you may want to seriously consider updating your current mattress. These are all signs that your mattress is no longer providing you with the support that you need for a healthy night’s sleep.
This is another tell-tale sign that it’s time for an upgrade. If your own bed is comparably less comfortable than other beds, your own bed may just be worn out after nearly a decade of use. Do you need a hand picking out the best mattress for yourself, yourself and your partner, or another family member? At Sit ‘n Sleep, we’re experts when it comes to mattresses and getting the best night’s sleep. You can always give us a call with any of your questions and curiosities. Our Sleep Consultants have a wealth of knowledge that they can provide you with so that you can get the best mattress for all of your sleep needs. Once you’ve determined that it’s time for an upgrade, you’ll need to consider what mattress brand, mattress sizes, comfort level, and mattress type you’ll want. Below are all of the mattress brands that we provide at Sit ‘n Sleep. Some of our most popular brands include Tempur-Pedic, Stearns & Foster, and Sealy. All of our high-quality brands meet different needs and personal preferences.
If you have any questions about any of our available brands, feel free to let us know and we’ll be happy to help. You can browse all of the mattress brands that we provide at Sit ‘n Sleep to get an overview of what mattress you might like. If you have any questions, any of our professional Sleep Consultants can provide you with additional assistance at any of our mattress stores.Guest Post: 3 Reasons Why I Love My New Mattress I hadn’t planned on purchasing a new mattress this year for my husband and myself, but life happens and so did a new mattress. We decided to get a mattress for ourselves and put our old mattress in our renovated guest room. We had been sleeping on a spring... The Truth About Your Post-Thanksgiving Nap Last Thursday, we gathered around the table with friends and family to give thanks. But when the bird had been devoured, the potatoes eaten, and everyone’s bellies were about to burst, it was time for another American tradition—the post-feast nap.
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A link has been posted to your Facebook feed. Crews sift for cause of Detroit mattress store blazeLast SlideNext SlideDetroit firefighters were still at the burned-out shell of a mattress store late Friday trying to determine the cause of a blaze that prompted home evacuations, caused road closures and destroyed the building.Firefighters were called to Mattress Wholesale on the 4200 block of East 8 Mile Road, near Ryan Road, at 7 a.m. today.“When they arrived, they had fire through the roof,” said Detroit Deputy Fire Commissioner David Fornell. “And fire coming out the front showroom windows.”No injuries were reported, Fornell said.It's unclear what sparked the blaze. Detroit Fire Chief of Arson Patrick McNulty said the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is assisting the Detroit Fire Department in the investigation."We still have crews out there," he said Friday night. "A commercial structure like this, that’s a viable business, it's an insured property. We want to put enough investigative resources into it, so we’re still looking at it right now.