FREE GROUND SHIPPING ON ALL ORDERS OVER $75 of 14resultsDidn't find what you were looking for?magnifying glassDo you like it?× LikeNot a Fan× Thank You! Request appointment forHome & Garden BirdEye was founded in 2012 to help businesses manage online reputation and customer experience BirdEye works with 10,000+ clients, from SMBs to large enterprises With BirdEye, you can monitor real-time customer feedback from 100+ sites and social channels Generate new authentic reviews with real-time automated feedback requests from BirdEye BirdEye gives you access to insights from your competitors’ customer feedback The BirdEye mobile app allows on-the-go customer experience management Use BirdEye’s free Scan Your Business tool for a snapshot of your online presence The west was won with honesty, integrity, respect, hard work and drive...these same values are the foundation that Old West Mattress Company, LLC is built upon. Our founder, Les Mesner has been in the mattress industry for over 25 years.
as Sales Manager for the Spring Air Company in Denver, before he and his wife purchased the companyIn June of 2007, Mesner, along with the other stockholders agreed to sell the company to an investment group. Within two years, the investment group filed for bankruptcy and liquidated the company assets, voiding Mesner's non-competeThe timing couldn't be better, as Mesner, too young to retire, had become bored with his golf game and was lookingHis largest customer from Spring Air coaxed him back into the mattress business by offering to buy from him once again if he did. And so, Old West Mattress Company was born. Why an independent manufacturing company? Having been affiliated with the fourth largest brand in the country, Mesner is very familiar with the costs associated with a name brand...royalty's, advertising and promotion, and corporate expenses...none of which have anything to do with producing a quality product with the consumer in mind. By not being affiliated with a "national brand",
Old West Mattress Company concentrates on producing the highest quality product at the best price.The Sleep Center in Gainesville, Florida4994 NW 39th Avenue Gainesville, FL 326063242 SW 35 Blvd. Gainesville, FL 32608 SPEAK WITH A MATTRESS EXPERT! The Sleep Center's Facebook Page. Facebook is a popular and well-used social site that is easy to leave reviews of businesses and brands you use. If you are one of the billions of people with a Facebook profile, we encourage you to use the system to review us. The Sleep Center's Google Profile. Google reviews are an important part of our online profile, so we certainly hope you will use Google to review us. If you have a Gmail account, Android phone, Chromebook or other Google asset, you already have a Google account, which is required to leave a Google Review for us. The Sleep Center's BBB Profile. We are honored to hold the A+ listing with the BBB. If you are still undecided where
to leave us a review, please consider using the The Sleep Center's Yelp Profile. Just like millions of other businesses across the web, The Sleep Center of Gainesville, Florida is also listed on Yelp. Head on over to Yelp and use the Yelp Review system to tell us how we did. Your voice matters to us. Sleepy’s was a retail mattress chain with over 1,000 stores, primarily situated in the northeastern United States. The company was founded in New York City in 1931.[1] Sleepy's was acquired by Mattress Firm in December 2015 and all stores were rebranded under the Mattress Firm name in 2016 and 2017. Sleepy's currently exists as an online retailer. A Sleepy's store in Old Saybrook, Connecticut. In 1931, Louis Acker opened his first mattress store with his son, Harry.[] The business was incorporated in 1957 as Bedding Discount Center; in 1975 the name was changed to Sleepy’s.[] In 1977, Sleepy's opened its eighth store and relocated its corporate offices and warehouse to a 20,000-square-foot (1,900 m2) space in New Hyde Park.
[] In 1986, it relocated headquarters and distribution center to a 60,000-square-foot (5,600 m2) building in Port Washington, NY. In 1993 Sleepy’s acquired Kleinsleep and in 1996 Mattress Discounters in New York and New Jersey.[] In 1994, the 75th store opened and the corporate headquarters and distribution center moved to Bethpage, NY in a 150,000-square-foot (14,000 m2) building that was expanded in 1995 to 80,000 square feet (7,400 m2). David Acker, Harry’s son, became the president of Sleepy’s in 2001. In 2002, Sleepy’s built a new 211,000-square-foot (19,600 m2) warehouse in Robbinsville, NJ.[] Mattress Firm sleep chains locations in Connecticut and Massachusetts were acquired in 2003, and in 2007 Sleepy’s acquired the Rockaway Bedding chain adding 200 stores.[] In the summer of 2009 Sleepy’s moved its headquarters and New York distribution facility to a newly constructed 500,000-square-foot (46,000 m2) building in Hicksville, New York.[2] In 2009, Sleepy’s acquired the assets of Dial-A-Mattress International and 1-800-Mattress Corp.,[3] including its two domain names, and a year later the Connecticut mattress specialty chain Better Bedding.
[4] In 2013, Sleepy’s expanded into the Chicago market.[5] In October 2014 Sleepy's opened its 1,000th store. The first use of the logo with the Sleepy's man in a red and white night shirt and cap was in 1976.[] In 1978 the first televised Sleepy's commercial starring President Harry Acker aired.[] In 1998 the firm began offering sales consultation via phone.[] A year later, in 1999, the Sleepy's jingle was written and produced by Rich Lehman of RKL Productions and Jerry Plotkin of Headroom Digital Audio which was retired in 2016 following the buyout from Mattress Firm.[] In 2009, the company launched their e-commerce website. A Sleepy's store in Brooklyn, New York; Sleepy's carried mattress brands including Sealy, Serta, Simmons, Beautyrest, Posturepedic, Tempur-Pedic, King Koil, and Stearns & Foster. Like other major retailers, Sleepy's carried mattress lines that were unique to the seller, so there was no way to compare prices with their competitors. Sleepy's stores were located primarily in the Northeastern, Mid-Atlantic and the Midwest, including Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Illinois, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Virginia, Vermont, and West Virginia.
[] Nationwide delivery was available through their official website. In 2009, a trade publication labeled Sleepy's as the fastest-growing furniture retailer in the US[10] and in 2014 ranked them 11th in growth. In December 2015, Sleepy's announced that it was being acquired by competitor Mattress Firm (MFRM) for $780 million.[12] All Sleepy's stores were rebranded as Mattress Firm in 2016 and 2017.[13] As of February 2016, Sleepy's still exist as an online retailer. In 2004, Sleepy's resolved a lawsuit filed by the New Jersey division of consumer affairs. The lawsuit alleged that Sleepy's misled consumers regarding their exchange policy, customer refunds, and advertisements. There were also questions about delivery of faulty merchandise and failure of delivery. Sleepy's agreed to pay $750,000 in costs and restitution to reach settlement. In addition to the payment the company agreed to clearer advertising, issuing refunds more willingly and improving customer service. In 2007, Sleepys agreed to pay $200,000 to resolve complaints and settle deceptive sales charges in NY.
As part of the settlement, Sleepy's agreed to pay a total of $200,000, which includes restitution to consumers and penalties, as well as a commitment to new policies and procedures to achieve full compliance with local and State laws. The settlement marked a conclusion to the agency's extensive investigation into approximately 300 consumer complaints filed over the past three years through DCA or referred to the Department by other agencies including the New York State Attorney General's Office and the Better Business Bureau. In April 2011 Sleepy’s was cleared by Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen of charges regarding complaints of bed bugs infestations and accusations of re-selling used mattresses. In 2014, Sleepy's was ranked last among 15 major mattress retailers listed in a poll of Consumer Reports readers, this was the same result it reported in its 2012 rankings. The 2014 ranking was based on 6,105 shopping experiences. ^ Court OKs Sleepy's purchase of Better Bedding.