When it comes to standards, Serta® sets the bar high In creating innovative sleep solutions, optimizing manufacturing processes, aiming for environmental sustainability or communicating with our authorized retail partners and our consumers, we continually strive for the highest quality standards in everything we do. Serta adheres to the highest standards for product quality and safety. Our products are assembled from finished components and no chemical processing is introduced in any of our manufacturing facilities. All Serta foam has been certified by CertiPur and is tested by each of our suppliers to be: Low emission (VOCs) for indoor air quality Made without prohibited phthalates Made without ozone depleters (no CFCs) Made without mercury, lead or heavy metals Visit certipur.us to learn more. Through our commitment to environmental sustainability, we remain invested in our communities and in reducing our carbon footprint while producing the high-quality products you expect from the Serta brand.
We are proud to be an industry leader by manufacturing open-flame resistant products since 2005 that meet or exceed the federal flammability standard. Our FireBlocker system is a proprietary blend of natural and synthetic fibers that help isolate the impact of a fire and limit its spread. All Serta products comply with all applicable safety, health and environmental regulations. In addition, we fully comply with the standards of the US Consumer Product Safety Commission. Please click on the manufacturing facility below that corresponds to the place of manufacture listed on the individual product law tag being researched: Salt Lake City, UT San Leandro, CA (Superior Bedding Company) West Palm Beach, FL All Serta products may be covered by one or more of the following patents: The Only Official Mattress of the National Sleep Foundation. Engineered to help the five common sleep problems Sagging & Edge Roll-Off Select models are compatible with a Serta adjustable foundation.
Available in Innerspring and Memory Foam. *Starting at price points, model names and availability vary by local authorized Serta retailer. National Sleep Foundation’s logo, name, materials and/or insights used under license from NSF in exchange for Serta’s financial support of NSF’s sleep research and educational activities. Explore Serta Perfect Sleeper Mattresses Your comfort preference is as unique as you are! That’s why we offer a wide variety of Perfect Sleeper mattress models in Innerspring and Memory Foam constructions. Price range for a standard Queen Set* Serta Perfect Sleeper Innerspring mattresses combine some of our latest comfort technologies with a state-of-the-art steel coil innerspring support system. These mattresses are an ideal solution for those who prefer the look and feel of a traditional mattress with the benefits of advanced comfort and support features. *Starting at price points, model names and availability may vary by local authorized Serta retailer.
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Serta’s flagship Perfect Sleeper® mattress collection has been named Consumers Digest Best Buy. A Consumers Digest Best Buy is one that merits special attention from consumers based on its combination of eight criteria: performance, ease of use, features, quality of construction, warranty, efficiency, styling, and maintenance and service requirements. The Best Buy Seal and other licensed materials are registered certification marks and trademarks of Consumers Digest Communications, LLC, used under license. The National Sleep Foundation is dedicated to improving health and wellness through sleep education and advocacy. It is well known for its annual Sleep in America poll. The Foundation is a charitable, educational and scientific not-for-profit organization located in Washington D.C. Serta’s Perfect Sleeper is the Only Official Mattress of the National Sleep Foundation, designed with their input to help solve five common sleep problems. Serta is proud to have received the highest recommendation rating among women in a nationwide survey of thousands of women conducted by WomenCertified®, a leadingmarketing and research firm focusing on women.
WomenCertified Inc. does not in any way endorse any business, product, and/or service, but instead, reports the collective opinion and judgement of female consumers. Looks like you didn't complete your reservation. Do you want to If you need help making your reservation, call 1-866-237-8289. Important message about your scheduled delivery. Earn Reward Zone points on all your purchases What's in the Box? Made from Recycled Materials Was this information helpful? There are no ratings for this product yet. Tell others about your experience with this product.You can't put a price on a good night's sleep... or can you? If you're shopping for a new mattress, chances are you've noticed that there's a huge price difference between your basic innerspring mattress (starting at around $70) and a high-end memory foam mattress (the top-of-the-line Tempur-Pedic GrandBed costs up to $8,599). While the cost can certainly be steep, memory foam mattresses have high owner satisfaction ratings: 81% of memory foam owners are satisfied with their mattress, while only 64% of traditional innerspring mattress owners say the same.
But just because those owners are satisfied doesn't mean you will be, because what makes for a good night's sleep is very subjective. Let's look at general memory foam and Tempur-Pedic reviews, materials, and prices, to see what these mattresses offer. Then you can decide whether memory foam's cost makes sense for your budget. While innerspring mattresses are made up of metal coils covered with layers of fabric and padding, memory foam mattresses are made of polyurethane foam. The foam reacts to pressure and heat, conforming to your body when you lie down. Memory foam makers say this provides support while keeping your spine in proper alignment. For anyone suffering from back or other joint pain, memory foam can ease pressure points and may improve sleep. Tempur-Pedic is generally recognized as the first company to make memory foam mattresses, and while there are lots of other choices for memory foam, its offerings are still considered the best on the market. But they're priced accordingly.
Tempur-Pedic beds start at $1,199 for a twin-size Tempur-Cloud Prima and go up to $8,599 for a king-size GrandBed. On average, a queen-size Tempur-Pedic mattress will set you back $3,400, which is no small investment. But if you think memory foam is a good choice, you don't have to spend that much. Big mattress brands like Serta and Sealy offer their own memory foam mattresses that average around $1,850 for a queen. On the discount side, both Costco and IKEA offer lines of low-cost memory foam mattresses. Costco's mattresses are priced in line with Sealy and Serta, while IKEA has the bargain option, starting as low as $399 for a queen. But how do these stack up to a $3,400 Tempur-Pedic? Looking at the price ranges for these mattresses, you might be tempted to head to IKEA and pick up a low-cost mattress. However, not all memory foam is made alike. Its density can be a key factor in the quality of the mattress; with higher-density memory foam, the mattress typically has a longer life span.
The density of the foam may be measured by weight (how much a cubic foot of memory foam weighs). Low density is typically 3 pounds and under; medium, from 4 to 5 pounds; and high, higher than 5 pounds. Indentation load deflection (ILD or IFD) is another measurement you may come across, and refers to firmness. The higher the number, the firmer the foam. The trouble with comparing mattresses by their density is that different manufacturers will denote this differently or not at all. For example, Tempur-Pedic does not list any density ratings for its mattresses, though they typically run from 14 to 15 ILD, with densities estimated at 3 to 7 pounds. Alternately, IKEA specifically lists foam density on its website, even specifying the density of different layers of foam (typically from 1.7 to 3.1 pounds). Furthermore, not all of them are made entirely of foam. Many mattresses, especially those at lower price points, only have a small layer of foam on top of a more traditional innerspring mattress.
These may be advertised as foam mattresses, but a thin layer of foam, as little as an inch, won't give you the same benefits as an all-foam mattress. When shopping, pay attention to just how much foam a mattress contains. In addition to offering a comfortable night's sleep for those suffering from back or other joint pain, memory foam mattresses have other pluses. Traditional innerspring mattresses can be noisy, and any movement may be felt across the entire bed. If your bedmate is a restless sleeper, both of these things can be a problem. Memory foam is quiet and isolates motion, which can help you rest no matter what. But memory foam mattresses aren't perfect, either. Because they respond to body heat, they may warm up overnight; for some, they may be uncomfortably warm to sleep on. Many manufacturers offer layers of gel on their foam mattresses to cool them, while Tempur-Pedic has its own cooling technology called SmartClimate and Tempur-Breeze. If heat is a concern, look for these features when shopping.
Another complaint is that memory foam can be hard to move around on. Because you sink into the foam, shifting can be difficult. While that's an inconvenience for adults, it can be a serious problem for infants and small children. Manufacturers warn against leaving young children unattended on memory foam mattresses, since they may find it difficult to turn over, which can leave them in danger of suffocating. Electric blankets are another no-no where memory foam is concerned. Some say they are a fire hazard; others say that they can affect the temperature of the foam. Regardless, foam mattress manufacturers discourage using electric blankets. Because comfort is very much a matter of personal opinion, mattresses are a good product to check out in a showroom. While this won't provide a perfect representation of what the mattress will be like once you take it home, it will give you an idea of how it feels. If you're testing memory foam mattresses, remember that they seem firmer when you initially lie down, so spend some time to see what they really feel like.
Beyond that, look for mattresses with trial periods and good warranties. Tempur-Pedic offers one of the best you're likely to find, letting you try the mattress out at home for 90 days (if bought directly from the company), alongside a 10-year warranty. While you're still responsible for shipping costs if you decide Tempur-Pedic isn't for you, that's a lot better than being stuck with a $3,000 mattress that you don't like sleeping on. The 81% owner satisfaction rating we mentioned earlier covers owners of all brands of memory foam mattresses, not just the high-end Tempur-Pedic. While Tempur-Pedic does make quality memory foam mattresses with solid, high-density foam, even people who have more modestly priced memory foam mattresses are happy with them — and you might be, too. If you think memory foam is the right mattress choice for you, find a local mattress store where you can try out a Tempur-Pedic mattress in person, as well as competing memory foam models from Sealy and Serta.