A-Z Foam Ltd is on Canada's thriving west coast in Delta B.C.established in We have grown with our sister companies: A-1 Sponge and Foam Fabrications Ltd in Surrey, BC and Calgary, Alberta to be one of the largest open cell Polyurethane Foam producers and fabricators in Canada. Our innovation and flexibility has seen us transform into an environmental stalwart, by eliminating all production waste and introducing renewable raw material sources. In 2004, we introduced a wide variety of our Serenity Mattress Brand line, which includes Memory Foam, Conventional Polyurethane Foam, Reticulated Foam and Latex Foam with Quilted or Stretch Organic Covers. Whatever shape, size or application we have the types of foam for all your requirements.Skip to Main Content The Memoir by Signature Sleep is a memory foam mattress that encompasses the comfort of memory foam, minimizes pressure on the body and provides balanced support. Within minutes it creates a perfectly personalized and balanced form around the body.
The Memoir mattress will support body weight evenly, relieve pressure focused on the shoulders, hips and feet and eliminate motion disturbance. The result is a unique and unprecedented sleeping experience. The Memoir Mattress collection will provide lasting comfort, with a dense foam core that ensure years of unbridled durability. Foam in this is made without PBDEs, TDCPP or TCEP “Tris” flame retardants, ozone depleters, mercury, lead and heavy metals Foam is low in VOC emissions for indoor air quality less than 0.5 PPM, made without phthalates regulated by the consumer safety product commission Meets federal flammability standard 16 CFR 1633 Made with certiPUR-US® certified foam It has a soft, knit fabric cover Core Construction: Memory foam Mattress Top: Tight top 54'' W x 75'' L One 2" layer of Memory Foam on top followed by a 6" layer of high density foam, the Memory Foam moulds to the body's natural shape Signature Sleep Mattress prices allows customer to sleep soundly, but the comfort of the mattresses gives them something to dream about.
For convenience and cost savings, Signature Sleep mattresses are shipped compressed, rolled and vacuum sealed. More About This Product Expected delivery dates for When it comes to shopping for furniture, we know that first-hand experience is important in helping you make an informed decision about the item you are purchasing. Wayfair has independently evaluated this brand — no money was exchanged, no favors were fulfilled—so that you can shop with confidence. No one's asked a question yet—why not get the conversation going? We're here to help I’ve just been through an experience that makes buying a new car or computer seem like child’s play. I’ve been shopping for a new mattress. Buying a bed requires the research skills of Edward Snowden combined with the bedroom bravado of Bill Clinton. I am fussy about beds. I’m a lifetime bad sleeper, so a lumpy hotel mattress keeps me awake half the night, like a princess sleeping on a pea. Recently, I’d been getting backaches during the night, and since my mattress was getting older than me, I decided it was time for a new one.
The problem is there are more types of beds than stars in the solar system. Like cars, they have a bewildering array of options. Beds come in singles, doubles, queens, kings and twins; in plush-firm, extra-firm, medium-firm and medium-fat, hold the mustard. They come with old-fashioned springs, new-fashioned memory foam and newer-fangled latex, which used to be a paint, but somehow became a mattress filling. , which has endless advice for the sensitive sleeper. There are sections for side-sleepers, back-sleepers, stomach-sleepers and non-sleepers like me. There are product warnings like: “This mattress is for left-side sleepers and is heavy-person friendly and very good for sex.” I quickly learned that springs sag, foam sinks and latex bounces, which is best for side-sleepers. Or was it vice versa? Also, that seeking sleep advice on the Internet gets you inundated by 24/7 online mattress ads. There are models aimed at troubled sleepers, like the Heavenly, the Cloud, the Breeze, the Tranquility and the Dreamaway;
models for discerning sleepers like the Elite, the Elegance and the World-Class Prestige. Beds range from $400 to $14,000, which calls for comparison shopping, but stores discourage this so much they should have signs saying NO SHOPLIFTING OR COMPARISON SHOPPING. The only test is to lie down on the job. It’s embarrassing at first, but I took to it naturally — rolling, flopping, leaping and lazing about while salesmen droned on about each bed’s attributes: the fibre count, coil count, compression depth, foam density and lovemaking properties; whether they had natural Talalay latex or Dunlop latex or — zzz, great for dozing off. After one excellent nap, I was awakened by a salesman who said the luxury bed I was sprawled on was on special that day for 30 per cent off.Let me do some fast research and decide tomorrow,” I said. “Tomorrow it’s back at normal price,” he said, “unless you put down a $50 deposit.” I did, then went home to check Consumer Reports.
It gave my mattress the lowest rating of all tested models, one down from sleeping on a bed of nails. Surprisingly, their top-rated mattress was inexpensive and only sold online. This one had two inches of Gelsphere foam, three inches of memory foam, six inches of support foam and built-in-shaving foam. You could even take it home, then return it if you slept badly, and they’d give it to a charity, presumably for sleep-deprived people. So I bought it, unseen and un-slept in. Two days later, a Fed-Ex guy rang my bell and asked me to help lug a 120-pound package down the street and upstairs. It took another hour to slash, slice and dice my way through the package and several more hours for the squished mattress to unfurl and flatten. The first week, I’d sink so deep in memory foam I couldn’t get out of bed. But I figured it was just memorizing me. So I kept it. I’m still not sleeping like the dead, but I am sleeping better. The good news is my back no longer hurts.