Showing the top 5 results for {{searchTerm}} {{ store.storeInformation.localName | uppercase }} {{ store.storeInformation.distance | roundToTwoDecimal}} milesPlease choose to continue your session or sign out now. Bristol Firm Mattress by Sleep & Health Additional Info Additional Info While mattress thickness can vary significantly, mattress size (width x length) generally adhere to these standard sizes: Delivery Options Mattress Warehouse Delivery & Shipping Options In-Store Pickup/Ship to Store All items are available for in-store pickup free of charge. Mattress Warehouse will send a pickup confirmation when your order is available for pickup. Please be sure to bring your receipt and a photo ID when you pickup your order. Due to variations in inventory between stores, some items may not be available at your local store and will require shipping from our warehouse. These items are generally available for pickup within 5-7 days from placing your order.
Mattresses, mattress sets, box springs and large furniture items will arrive via freight truck. A customer service representative from Mattress Warehouse will call to arrange delivery. An adult 18 or over must be at home to accept delivery. Please note we cannot deliver to P.O. Boxes, Hawaii, Alaska or any areas not accessible by road. Small parcels, including pillows, sheets, protectors and other small sleep and bed accessories will ship via FedEx or UPS. Signatures are not required. The delivering carrier and available ship methods may vary depending on the destination: Local Delivery: MD, PA, NJ, VA, DE & Washington DC Purchase Amount or ItemDelivery Fee All small accessories (pillows, sheets, protectors) Extended Delivery: Nationwide (Continental U.S. only) Delivery Terms & Conditions: If Mattress Warehouse fails to provide you, the buyer, with an actual or estimated delivery date, or fails to deliver the ordered product within two weeks of the estimated delivery date, you may:
Cancel the contract and receive a full refund or credit equal to your deposit. Modify the contract by selecting another product Negotiate a new delivery date with Mattress Warehouse. However, if Mattress Warehouse cannot cancel the order with the manufacturer or supplier, Mattress Warehouse is not required to allow you to exercise these rights and will not allow you to do so. Failure to be home on the scheduled delivery date, necessitating a second trip by our driver, will result in a re-delivery charge. While we will try to provide a shorter, convenient delivery window, you may ultimately be obligated to be home the entire date of delivery. Further, there must be a responsible person over the age of 21 years old at home during delivery. The delivery fee includes delivery of merchandise, placement in the room of your choice and the removal of shipping materials. It does not include assembly or set-up of merchandise or removal of old bedding. Any and all requests of the delivery driver must be made during the delivery and please know the driver cannot return to the premises post-delivery if the wrong setup directions (i.e. – wrong bedroom) were initially given to the driver by you or the responsible person you designate.
Cancellation policy: If an order is cancelled after the merchandise has been shipped, the customer is responsible for the actual cost of shipping, plus a 20% handling fee. *Please note that some products are not available for White Glove Delivery and will be shipped via UPS or FedEx. Set up and debris removal does not apply to any order shipped through these methods. You may also be interested in the following product(s) Serenity Pillow by Fabrictech Opulent Pillow by Fabrictech Arctic Chill Mattress Protector by Fabrictech emBrace™ Bed Frame by KnickerbockerThe following blog post was written by Rachel Koller, a long-time WTC volunteer, on her experiences while shopping for a new mattress for her daughter. When my daughter turned 3 we knew it was time to get her into a twin bed. This was a challenge not because we worried about her wandering around in the middle of the night without the confines of a crib, but because it involved buying a new mattress, and we are picky consumers.
We have “lofty” goals when buying furniture: avoid chemical flame retardants, and protect indoor air quality. We also believe that a mattress should be comfortable, durable, and affordable. Would this be too much to ask? I know the best options out there use natural materials, like wool, cotton, and natural latex. But they are spendy – starting at around $700 for a twin, and I wanted to see if there were options that were less expensive, but still addressed my chemical concerns. First I went to Ikea, hoping to find an affordable solution. I wanted a mattress immediately, not one that would have to sit in our garage offgassing for 6 months before it could come inside. This means avoiding PVC, polyurethane foam, and memory foam. The lower-priced Ikea mattresses had enough synthetic materials that they didn’t pass my sniff test. I could have purchased their Sultan Erfjord natural/synthetic latex combo but it still cost $699, and I’d rather support a smaller USA based mattress company at that price.
My husband and I had been sleeping on a natural latex mattress from Soaring Heart Natural Bed Company for years, so I knew they might be an option for us. Straight from Ikea we drove to their shop in Seattle (where they make all the products), and found a kids cotton/wool futon that was appealing. The only downside is that the cotton is treated with boric acid powder for flame retardancy. They do make an organic cotton version without any boric acid powder, but it is double the price. We ended up with the kids cotton/wool futon – spent $365 on the futon, then more for the cotton mattress pad and wool pad (to protect from the inevitable accidents). For alternative mattress protection, we did buy Ikea’s PVC-free mattress protector which is cheap and effective, with the idea we’d use it as backup while my daughter is learning to potty train through the night. Something I really love about Soaring Heart is that they can rebuild or “fluff” your futon in the future, right in their Seattle workshop.
It’s a product that can be refurbished as needed, instead of heading straight for the landfill when it gets tired. The futon worked for us because 1) my daughter is petite, and they said people under 150 lbs won’t feel the bed slats under the futon, 2) I’ll make the effort in the summer to air it out in the hot sun (which makes a big difference in keeping it comfortable), and 3) we believe that unlike parents’ bodies which are prone to aches and pains, kids’ lithe bodies can do fine on a firmer surface. The bottom line is, everyone has their own idea of what defines a comfortable mattress – soft, firm, springy… and that influences a purchase. If money were no object, I’d jump on the all natural materials mattress with no chemical flame retardants, but for those on a budget compromises must be made. Hopefully someday we’ll have many more options for affordable, chemical-free mattresses. Till then, the Soaring Heart cotton/wool futon will work for us, and my daughter happily jumped into her new big bed!