Tempur mattresses offer you unique pressure relieving properties that mould perfectly to the contours of your body. Featuring NASA Space technology, Tempur mattresses have been endorsed by medical practitioners across the world. Every mattress in the Forty Winks range comes with a 15 year warranty. So for comfort, support and piece of mind, Tempur have every angle covered.Imagine drifting into your best night's sleep Feel weightless with a mattress that adapts to your body Experience advanced performance in every detail Dive into the deeper layers of your sleep Discover our TEMPUR sleep range Experience TEMPUR for yourselfWe all know that the mattress is a very important variable in making sure that your back and your body as a whole gets enough rest for the night; having a great sleep is beneficial for your health and welfare. This is where Tempur comes in. Tempur is famous for providing high quality mattresses since the early 90s and has been a household name in every major country ever since.
They currently have four different kinds of mattresses, each with their own unique features and feel. All of them have something in common though, and that is the company’s pride about their mattresses’ ability to communicate with the temperature, weight and shape of your body to offer relief from pressure and a personalized form of support. Each of the four Tempur mattresses offer different features and feel, helping you choose the perfect mattress depending on your needs and wants. They range from simplistic, to feature filled, so you’ll be able to find one that you’ll love sleeping on for the foreseeable future. The grandfather of all the Tempur mattresses, the Original Collection prioritizes on all the basic functions and benefits that made the company famous around the world. NASA technology makes the mattress capable of offering weightless comfort while providing full support for your whole body For those who want a soft and comfortable feel in their mattresses, the Tempur Cloud Collection is the right pick for you.
It is specifically designed to have the top layer hug and cushion your weight. You won’t have to worry about it being unnecessarily soft though, as it still provides a good support system for your back. Can’t decide if you want the feel of the softer and cloud-like consistency of the Cloud Mattress collection or the more solid and firm feel of the traditional spring mattress? If so, the Sensation Collection is perfect for you, as it combines both of these options, giving you a good night’s sleep with just the right amount of cushioning and a firmness. They offer a medium feel that won’t leave you hanging if you don’t like it too soft, and won’t leave you waking up with a rigid back, too. The success of the Hybrid Mattress collection can be credited to the years of engineering and innovating by Tempur. This is the first product that combines the pressure relief that you can get from advanced materials from Tempur, and the traditional responsiveness of a bed spring.
It’s a bed that’s perfect for people who want to experience the comfort that the company’s mattresses provide, but also want to have a traditional spring bed. Tempur have also created a special hybrid pillow that completes the full experience of this new level of comfort. All of the Tempur mattresses come with a warranty ranging between ten to fifteen-year, which provides you with the security you need to feel comfortable without worrying about the mattresses breaking at one point. From a company that started from developing pressure absorbing material for NASA to protect and cushion astronauts during take-off, the company’s mattresses have the unique ability to evenly distribute weight and pressure. Tempur is widely accepted to be the number one mattress company, and a recent survey even found out that Tempur mattress owners are the most satisfied of all the mattress owners. So, whether you prefer the soft feel of the Cloud Mattress, the medium feel of the Sensation, the innovative yet traditional approach to comfort of the Hybrid, or just trust the Original Mattress design for its long proven service, you’ll always find what’s right for you.
Other mattress sellers might offer the same guarantees, but the company holds its brand above its head with pride. Whether your Tempur mattress is for you, your kids or for your guests, whichever path you take and whichever type of mattress you choose, you’ll never go wrong when you get a Tempur mattress. TEMPUR is a visco-elastic, temperature sensitive material that moulds to the exact contours of your body. Use our handy Mattress Selector to find the perfect mattress to suit your comfort preference, health needs and price range.A while ago we explained how important it is to spend your money where you spend your time, and considering we spend at least a third of our lives asleep or in bed, skimping on your mattress or sleeping surface can be detrimental to your health.At the same time, not everyone has the budget for the top-of-the-line, state-of-the-art mattress. We asked some chiropractors and orthopedists what they suggest you look for when shopping for a mattress. Here's what they said.
The first thing you should do before you even head out to shop for mattresses is know how much you're willing to spend. Going into any major purchase with a budget and spending cap in mind will help you avoid spending too much and will also help you buy the best mattress you can afford while avoiding the extra fluff and accessories that mattress stores are notorious for trying to load you up with. Keep those add-ons and accessories in mind when you head to the store. As soon as you select a mattress, the salesperson will try and sell you mattress covers, extended warranties, bedframes and other accessories that you may or may not actually need. Mattress stores are notorious for making it difficult to comparison shop, so don't expect to be able to go from store to store and see the same mattress there for different prices. You're better off paying attention to mattress brand and mattress type when you go shopping. Don't put too much stock in model names or "line" names. One store may have a line from a prominent manufacturer under one name, and another store will have a line from the same manufacturer under another name, and in reality the mattresses are the same and simply marketed differently for different retailers.
If you're trying to stick to a budget, check out your local mattress stores' catalogues or websites to see what's on sale. Make notes of model names and numbers that are in your price range, and when you get to the store, ask to see those specific models. In some cases, mattress stores only stock a few of the models on sale (so you don't find out they're out of stock until you're in the store), so find out early if they have what you're looking for. Mattress manufacturers and retailers have dozens of names for different types of mattresses, but there are only really a few basic types: If you have a mattress salesperson who's trying to get you on and off a floor model quickly, run — don't walk — to the exits. You won't be able to judge whether a mattress is comfortable if you only get to lay down on it for 30 seconds. Get the sales person to bring you a test pillow so you can try the mattress in the same position you sleep, and rest on it for a good few minutes. Give yourself time to relax and settle into the mattress before you make a decision about whether it's too firm or soft or just doesn't feel right.
One great way to find a mattress that you'll like is to start with the high-end mattresses in the store and work your way down from there. You may be leading your salesperson on a little bit, but the point is that you get to experience the super high-end top-of-the-line mattresses first to get a feel for how comfortable they are, and then you start to step down in features and padding until you start to test mattresses that are less comfortable than you'd like. Then you'll know where the balance is, and you can make a decision based on comfort and budget. A number of the chiropractors and orthopaedists that I spoke to for this story had specific brand suggestions for people looking for the most comfort and a mattress designed with health in mind. Massachusetts chiropractor Dr Benjamin Ryan tells his patients that if you can afford it, the Sleep Number bed by Select Comfort is the way to go, especially if you and the person sleeping next to you prefer different levels of firmness in your sleeping surface.
He suggests spending a little less money to get a model without a fancy control or pillowtop, and then going out and buying a pillowtop from your local bed and bath store if you want a little more softness. He explained to me that he went to a department store for a memory foam layer and added it to his mattress when he decided it was too firm. He rightly notes that you can always make a firm mattress a little softer by putting something on top of it — you can't make a soft mattress firmer. Chiropractor Dr William Bleam, on the other hand, suggest you look into Tempur-Pedic mattresses. He warned that Tempur-Pedic mattresses can be "warmer" than others and retain heat overnight. He explained he's a proud owner of a Tempur-Pedic mattress, but notes that if you're on a budget and don't want to spend the money on the brand name, there are a number of more affordable "memory foam" mattresses that offer the same style of sleeping and comfort. It's also worth noting that "form to fit" style mattresses can be difficult to get in and out of, and definitely aren't for everyone, but they do offer even support while sleeping (as opposed to "innercoil" mattresses, which Dr Bleam recommends against), and can be perfect for people who fall asleep in one position and stay in it for most of the night.
Dr Jon Donshik, an orthopaedic surgeon based in Aventura, Florida, dismissed the notion of brand loyalty entirely. He explained that while brand name mattresses are definitely the standard, he tells his patients to go with what "feels right" and not to blow the bank on a mattress unless you've tried it in the store for a good long test and you've fallen in love with it. He explained that expensive mattresses may feel better, but they won't instantly cure back pain, which can be caused by a number of factors, so be careful with your money. Whatever mattress you choose, our experts agree that you should try the best and work your way to a level that meets your needs for comfort and support but also fits in your budget. That said, don't set your budget unreasonably low — you're going to spend a lot of time in bed, you at least want to be comfortable, and an uncomfortable night's sleep can lend itself to other problems during your waking hours. You've tested several mattresses, and you're ready to pick one.
Now it comes down to price. Some mattress stores offer no-haggle pricing, and they'll try and get more money out of you on accessories and warranties, but if you're shopping in any of the major chains, the price is almost always flexible. Don't be afraid to ask for a price, and then propose something different, or let the salesperson know that you really like this model but you're not willing to spend X-amount of dollars on it. You won't get a yes every time, but you may be able to negotiate an acceptable price on a mattress that you initially thought was out of your price range. Before you seal the deal, make sure that the mattress comes with delivery and disposal of your old mattress (often something you can negotiate in for free), a solid warranty and your retailer has an in-home trial period. Most reputable retailers will give you 30 to 60 days to try out the mattress in your home, and if you hate it, they'll refund your money or exchange you for another mattress. Make the most of that period of time, and pay close attention to how you're sleeping and how you feel when you're awake.
You won't be able to tell much from the first couple of days, but once you get used to it, Virginia-based chiropractor Dr Eugene Su says you should start feeling better overall. If you have more energy and getting up in the morning is easier than it used to be, you may be on to something good. He also warns against falling in behind a specific brand, model or type, and encourages his patients to try different types of mattresses to see what they find most comfortable. If you have the mattress at home already, he suggest you pay attention to a few specific things: Dr Su notes that all of these symptoms are also warning signs that it's about time to replace your mattress, but if you're trying out a new mattress at home for the first month and you see these signs getting worse and not better, it may be time to call the mattress store and trade for a different model. If you've had your mattress for a few months and you still notice you're uncomfortable, or the mattress is suddenly uneven, don't hesitate to call the manufacturer and make a warranty claim.
A warranty claim will net you the same mattress you already have, most likely, but if the problem is a defect, you'll be happy you have it. Make sure an extended warranty or protection plan is worth it before buying. A good manufacturer's warranty will serve you better than a retailer's replacement plan in many cases, and instead of spending the extra money, consider an extended warranty fund with the money you would have spent on a protection plan in case issues come up. With luck, these tips will help you walk into the mattress store informed and ready to test and buy the right mattress for you. Don't forget to test several, and some mattress stores have sleep tests you can take to determine how firm or soft your mattress should be. They'll help you get started, but trust yourself, you'll know when the mattress you're lying on is something you can see yourself resting on all night. Do you have any additional mattress buying tips? Let's hear them in the comments below. Dr William Bleam III, DC, is a board-certified Doctor of Chiropractic based at Morrison Chiropractic in Ellicott City, Maryland.