There's nothing better than a good night's sleep, but you need the right mattress for a great night's sleep! Big Lots carries mattresses that are designed for the ultimate comfort and support to keep you sleeping soundly. Our mattresses are brand new, trusted brands you know and love. So, stop tossing and turning, and let Big Lots help you find the mattresses that are right for you – at prices that won't keep you awake at night! Sink into a super-soft plush or pillowtop mattress, a heavenly memory foam mattress that conforms to you, or find something firmer in a mattress if you prefer. Make it a set with a supportive box spring and bed frame. Whatever style you choose, get more restful sleep than ever before knowing you have a mattress to keep you comfortable and sleeping easy for years to come. Showing page: 1 of 2 Price: Low to High Price: High to Low Posture Plus 4.0 Collection* Legend Pillow Top Collection* Perfect Care 3000 Collection* Jamison St. Regis Collection
Simmons Bartola Plush Collection Simmons Butler Firm Collection Price: High to Low$Top brandsTop rated Spa Sensations MattressesSee allMattresses and AccessoriesThere are many types of mattresses on the market today, which can feel very different. Choosing a good mattress means figuring out what you personally find most comfortable.Innerspring mattresses have metal coils inside for a springy, bouncy feel. The coils can be thick and firm, for more support, or thin and compressible.Memory foam mattresses conform to your body and have much less bounce. Higher density memory foam mattresses provide more support and are more durable. A layer of gel may be added to memory foam to make it cooler. If you like the feel of memory foam but don't want to replace your mattress, you can get a memory foam mattress topper. Latex mattresses and toppers offer the firmness of memory foam with a little more bounce.Futon mattresses are traditionally made from packed cotton, although today many are filled with wool, foam and other materials, and some even have coils.
A futon mattress on a firm base will usually offer good support.air mattresses, or airbeds, are great portable options that can be used for travel, camping or guests. A dual-chamber airbed allows each sleeper to choose their own firmness.At Walmart, you'll find a wide selection of mattresses at Every Day Low Prices, so you can get the good night's sleep you crave. 2 Versaleg Head or Foot Brackets | American Sleep 7" Versaleg™ Safety Bed Legs - Twin | Universal Bed Frame | American Sleep 7" Versaleg™ Safety Bed Legs - F/Q | American Sleep Eco-Green Foundation - Full | American Sleep 12" Oak Queen Underbed Drawers | Serta Split Box Spring - King | DaVinci Full Size Bed Conversion Kit (Choose Your Color) | Box Spring Foundation for Queen Size Mattress with Legs NO Bed Frame Is Required Back to U.S. Website, APO/FPO FurnitureExtra 15% offSelect Furniture by Christopher Knight*RugsUp to 70% offSelect Area Rugs by Safavieh*DécorUp to 50% offSelect Curtains by Exclusive Fabrics*Bed & BathSave onSelect Bedding & Bath by Laura Ashley & MoreHome ImprovementShopHome ImprovementKitchenShop AppliancesOutdoorUp to 50% offSelect Outdoor Furniture by Portfolio*JewelryUp to 50% offSelect Auriya Jewelry*WatchesUp to 50% off Featured Branded Watches*Shop WatchesWomenUp to Extra 15% offClothing
, Shoes & Accessories*MenUp to Extra 15% offClothing, Shoes & Accessories*Kids & BabyExtra 10% offKids Furniture*MoreExtra 10% offPet Supplies* How to Select a Box Spring Many people ask, "Do I need a box spring?" The answer is yes. As the foundation of any bed, the box spring is almost as important as choosing the right mattress. The box spring was built for durability and designed to absorb and distribute the weight of your mattress for added comfort and a more sound sleep. In addition to the extra comfort, your box spring will help prolong the life of your mattress. Box springs are generally made from wood and contain a steel reinforcement to provide strength. A thick fabric called ticking is applied to the sides, a skid-resistant fabric is added to the top, and the bottom is covered with a fabric dust barrier. There are a few things to consider when choosing a box spring, such as the size, type, and material. The right box spring can make or break a mattress purchase, so shop wisely and take the time to select the box spring that's right for your bed.
Plan for Your Desired Bed Height A benefit of a box spring is the added height to your bed. However, this means you need to take into account the total height of both the box spring and mattress. The two most common box spring heights are a standard 9-inch box spring and a low profile 5-inch box spring. With the popularity of memory foam toppers and high-profile deluxe mattresses, the addition of an average 9-inch box spring can make a rather tall bed. If your mattress is already at the desired height, look for a low-profile box spring. Although the low-profile box spring is much smaller in size, it still provides the same support and durability as a 9-inch box spring. Split Box Spring vs. Standard Box Spring Whereas a standard box spring comes as one whole piece, a split box spring comes in two sections to make up the size of your mattress. Unlike a mattress, a box spring can't be squished into submission to fit through narrow halls and doorways. If you have a queen size bed or larger, and narrow halls in your home, you may need to purchase a split queen box spring.
A split box spring does cost slightly more than a one-piece model; however, the ease of moving them makes up for the extra expense. A split box spring will require support in the center of the bed frame, so ensure your bed frame will accommodate this type of box spring. Select Materials That Suit Your Lifestyle Box springs come with many options, including ones with densely packed coils as well as boxes with hypoallergenic fabrics, organic fabrics, and natural fillers. If you come across a cheap box spring that looks very similar to a higher priced one, read the fine print; there could be major differences in spring type, fibers, or other parts of the box spring. Don't Overlook the Included Box Spring Always take a good look at the mattress and box spring set. Often, manufacturers sell these combinations according to consumer popularity or as a promotional offer. With these packaged deals, it's possible to get a box spring for significantly less than the retail price.