LIMITED TIME SPECIAL OFFERS Take advantage of these web-only specials for savings up to 65% off! BIG SAVINGS ON THESE GREAT BEDS Up to 50% off for a limited time Save on Lux Living’s MORE GREAT OFFERS ON OUR TOP MATTRESSES Hybrid Elite Kingsthorne 14.5" Plush Mattress 2" OptiCool 3-Zone Ventilated Gel Memory Foam with PCM and CoreSupport Center Black Desiree 14.25" Plush Mattress 10" Gel Memory Foam Mattress Provides stability, support, and longevity for your gel memory foam mattress. Essencia Adjustable Base - Limited Quantity Full head and feet movement 700 lbs. total max weight capacity Enhances circulation and full relaxation Cover is removable and washable 8" Cool Gel Mattress Free Standard FedEx Shipping Relieves pressure and reduce back pain Premium Waterproof Mattress Protector Breathable and absorbs moisture If you are not satisfied with your mattress anytime within 120 nights from
original delivery, we will do whatever we can to make you happy. issue you a refund. At Mattress Firm, we work with YOURIf your purchase is not delivered within the guaranteed 1 day window, your delivery is FREE.* Available for most products. Free Shipping Over $499* Get free delivery when you spend overThis includes same day / next day delivery, free in-home set up, removal of old mattress, and our trademark red carpet delivery! *Available for most products and online only*Not available in the state of Minnesota or Wisconsin Mattress Firm Inc. is an American retailing company and mattress store chain founded on July 4, 1986. The headquarters of the company is located in Houston, Texas. On 7 August 2016, it was announced that South African retailer Steinhoff International will buy the company. As of 2016, the company operated over 2,600 locations in 43 U.S. states under several names. In 2015, Mattress Firm announced its plans to buy out its competitor Sleepy's for $780 million.
With this purchase, Mattress Firm would come to have over 3,500 stores. In 2007 Mattress Firm acquired the mattress retailer Mattress Pro. The retail bedding manufacturer The Sleep Train Inc operates primarily in California. It was founded by Dale Carlsen in June 1985. The company is based in Rocklin, California. In June 2000, Sleep Train sold 24 of its stores (mainly in Seattle and Portland), or about 30 percent of its business, to Fenway Partners,[7] a New York private-investment firm which had acquired Sleep Country USA, a competing chain established in 1991, three months earlier.[9] At the time, Sleep Train had 44 stores (of which 18 were in Washington) and Sleep Country USA 28.[8] In 2002, Sleep Train Inc. announced plans to purchase 54 of Mattress Discounters' stores in California during that company's bankruptcy—which would more than double Sleep Train's size. In 2003, Fenway Partners sold Sleep Country USA to the Atlanta-based Simmons Company,[9] and in August 2006, Sleep Train Inc. purchased the then-55-store mattress chain from Simmons.
In September 2011, Sleep Train acquired Christian’s Mattress Xpress, converting three stores into new Sleep Train stores in Visalia, Fresno and Fowler.[12] The following month, October 2011, Sleep Train purchased Mattress Outlet, a 14-store company with 13 stores in eastern Washington and one in Idaho, and America’s Mattress, a seven-store company in western Washington.[13] In October 2012, Sleep Train acquired Sleep City, an 8-store chain in Eastern Washington and Idaho.[14] In April 2014, Sleep Train acquired America’s Mattress in Hawaii. The acquisition included nine local America’s Mattress stores: five stores on Oahu, two stores on the Big Island in Kona and Hilo, and one each on the islands of Maui and Kauai. On September 4, 2014, Mattress Firm Inc. announced it would buy The Sleep Train Inc. for $425 million. Sleep Country USA was a Pacific Northwest bedding retailer founded in 1991. It had more than 80 mattress stores in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. The company headquarters were in Kent, Washington.
Sunny Kobe Cook and Robert Cook founded Sleep Country USA in 1991 as a specialty sleep store chain.[17] It started with 8 stores and approximately 25 employees in Washington.[18] In March 2000, New York-based Fenway Partners Inc. acquired Sleep Country from Robert Cook and Sunny Kobe Cook.[19] In 2003, Fenway Partners sold Sleep Country USA to the Atlanta-based Simmons Company. In August 2006, The Sleep Train, Inc. purchased the then-55-store Sleep Country USA Pacific Northwest chain from Simmons for $55m.[20] The chain continued to operate as Sleep Country USA. Sleep Country Canada, an unaffiliated company, uses the same jingle. In July 2015, the Kent, Washington-based Sleep Country USA company announced that it would begin rebranding all of its stores with the Sleep Train name, the California-based company that is now owned by Mattress Firm.[21] Work to change the signage at stores was expected to continue into the fall of 2015, at least. Discount Mattress Barn (or simply Mattress Barn) was a chain of mattress stores located only in Florida.
On August 29, 2014, it was announced that Mattress Firm would acquire all of the remaining Mattress Barn locations.[23] In September 2014, all of the remaining stores converted into Mattress Firm. Mattress Firm store in Atlanta, Georgia Exterior of Sleep Country USA store ^ a b c d ^ Sleep Train announces acquisition, expansion. Retrieved May 6, 2012. ^ Sleep Train buys two mattress companies. Sacramento Business Journal, October 28, 2011. ^ Sleep Train acquires more stores, expanding Got Sleep format. Sacramento Business Journal, October 26, 2012. Retrieved November 2, 2012. ^ Sleep Country Celebrates 20th Year Anniversary Sleep Country website. Retrieved May 30, 2012Deciding Between A New Mattress & A Clearance Mattress According to The Better Sleep Council, the average person spends about one-third of his/her life in bed. In all likelihood, there is no piece of furniture in your home that you use more than your mattress, making it all the more important to choose one that will keep you sleeping happy for years to come.
If you’re on the hunt for a new mattress, you are probably aware that there are several brands to choose from, and most offer a more affordable gently used mattress option. You may wonder – why would anyone want a pre-owned mattress, and is it worth the discount? We’re here to bust some of the myths around mattress clearances and fill you in on the pros and cons of buying a used mattress. What’s The Definition of Used Or Clearance Mattress What is the definition of a “used” mattress? A mattress can be considered “used” for several reasons: The Mattress Was Returned It can take your body a minimum of 30 nights to adjust to a new bed, so Mattress Firm offers guests a 100-day Happiness Guarantee in case, ultimately, they are unable to adjust. These beds have been in someone’s home for no more than 100 days and are still in great condition. The Mattress Has Been Scratched Or Dented Sometimes in transit, beds get scuffed or damaged. They still make for a comfortable sleeping surface so we mark them down and make them available in our clearance section.
The Mattress Is A Floor Model When it’s time to switch to a new line or we need to make room on the showroom floor, we’ll sometimes mark floor models down, which results in great savings for our guests. The Pros & Cons Of Buying A Used Mattress If you buy a clearance mattress, you should do so with the understanding that a portion of its recommended eight years of use has been reduced. For this reason alone, pre-owned mattresses can mean big savings for consumers. A used mattress is also a great option for a guest room or second home, where the bed will only be used a few times out of the year. Buying a quality brand at an affordable price often makes the most sense for a mattress that won’t be used every single night, and most discount mattresses are still in great shape, if lightly used. Are Clearance Mattresses Sanitary? Before being placed in the store clearance section, each used mattress undergoes a thorough step-by-step sanitation process to ensure that it’s ready for its next owner.
Keep in mind that if you purchase a pre-owned mattress, it will not be covered by our 100-day happiness guarantee for money back or exchange. However, standard measures are taken to ensure your new mattress is cleaned before it is put on sale. We know that purchasing a used mattress isn’t for everyone; however, even at our clearance locations, we carry all the best brands at the best prices. You can use our handy Mattress Firm store-finder tool to find a clearance center or regular store location near you. Remember, just because you can keep your mattress forever doesn’t mean you should! We recommend replacing your mattress every eight years, or sooner if it’s used, to eliminate saturation, dead skin cells, dust and uncomfortable dips that may have appeared over time. Craig McAndrews Craig McAndrews is the chief strategy officer for Mattress Firm, spearheading product development and merchandising strategy, both in-store and online. As a regular contributor to The Daily Doze, he shares insights on to how make the mattress buying process a little easier, and what is really important when it comes to selecting your sleep system.
Craig’s career in the bedding industry initially began with Sealy’s Stearns & Foster, where he regularly worked with Mattress Firm, giving him the opportunity to witness the company’s special culture first hand. He soon joined the Mattress Firm team as a franchise owner, and played a part in the company’s expansion into Arizona. Since then, Craig has served in a variety of roles for Mattress Firm; and his passion for helping customers “Sleep Happy” and commitment to sharing his extensive industry knowledge with his teammates have garnered the respect and admiration of coworkers and peers alike. Now as chief strategy officer, Craig constantly evaluates all elements of the in-store and online customer experience, while serving as an in-house expert to keep the company focused on its growth strategy. As a die-hard Dallas Cowboys fan, Craig knows that great leaders need to be great coaches, which is why one of his passion projects is an internal leadership series called “Coaches Corner.”