Shipping & Handling included **Haul away of your old mattress & box spring is available for $85.00 at checkout. View the Delivery Timeframe Map for delivery timing in your area. Our bodies change from year to year and even day to day. The Sleep Science adjustable power bed system allows you to have a customizable sleeping experience every night enabling you to cater to your body’s ever changing needs! Ensure superior comfort and wake up feeling refreshed for years to come with a bed that bends with you!The Sleep Science adjustable base transforms your bedroom into a sanctuary of personalized comfort. At your fingertips is the power to create your perfect sleep position, as well as enjoy reading, watching TV or browsing your mobile device in personalized comfort. The head and foot massage feature soothes the body. Adjustable beds are redefining how all ages relax and rejuvenate. 3 Pre-programmed positions, that can be customized: Reading, Flat and Zero-Gravity3-part leg allows for customized bed height by customizing a 3”, 6” or 9” legSide and foot mattress retainer bars keep mattress securely in place at the foot AND the sidesWireless remote control with back light for ease of use in the darkMassage feature at head and foot with three levels of intensityCan be used as a stand-alone bed700 lb. lift capacityFits into most bed frames Free fall motor design
safety featureBattery back upMeets requirements of 16 CFR Part 1633 – Federal flammability (open flame) standards with a Sleep Science Mattress1 year in home warranty Years 2-5 free replacement of defective partsLifetime warranty on mechanismSuper quiet motor and operating system with power down systemTo speak to an Adjustable bed specialist call 800.723.0316 (8:00 – 4:30 PDT, Mon-Fri)TXL (1 base and 1 remote control) 37”W x 79”D x 16”H; For delivery time, please see the Delivery Timeframe Map Standard shipping via White Glove* furniture carrier is included in the quoted price. Delivery includes in-home setup and removal of packing materials. Carrier will call or email to set up appointment with delivery window. Please include a daytime phone number in the shipping information at the time of checkout.Extraordinary delivery requirements may necessitate an additional fee to the carrier. Delivery is not available to Puerto Rico, Alaska or Hawaii. If you have any customer service questions, order status inquiries, concerns regarding defective product, assembly of furniture or product operation, please call 800-723-0316 and ask for the Customer Service Department related to Costco.
*Haul away of your old mattress and box spring set is available for an additional fee. This fee will be quoted at checkout. products can be returned to any of our more than 700 Costco warehouses worldwide. We are committed to offering the best value to our members, with a risk-free 100% satisfaction guarantee on both your membership and merchandise. If you have questions about your membership or products you've purchased at Costco, please visit the membership counter at your local Costco or Contact Customer Service. View Costco's Return Policy Costco Concierge Services | Technical SupportFree technical support exclusive to Costco members for select electronics and consumer goods. Manuals, Information & GuidesAt Consumer Reports, we usually advise you to lie on any mattress you’re considering for at least 15 minutes. But because warehouse clubs display mattresses standing up and websites offer only pictures and descriptions, you need to rely on those companies’ return policies.
And from our research, buying from them is fairly low-risk. Here are three top-pick memory foam mattresses from our mattress tests that you can buy online or at Costco. This warehouse club received the second-highest satisfaction score from readers in our survey of subscribers’ experiences with mattress stores. Costco doesn’t say outright what its return policies are for mattresses, but from what we can tell, the company aims to satisfy and won’t charge for shipping and handling if you contact them within a reasonable period of time, such as a few months after purchase. That goes for the website and the stores. You don’t need to save the box. Recommended mattress from Costco: Spring Air Back Supporter Natalie, $1,200. If you really need to try the company’s mattress, you’ll have to go to either New York City or Los Angeles for one of Casper's only physical showrooms. Casper offers just one model in six sizes. Otherwise, you get 100 nights to decide whether to keep it.
If not, Casper will let you exchange or return it for your money back with no restocking or other fees. Shipping is free, too. Recommended mattress from Casper: The Casper, $850. You can try both mattress models that Tuft & Needle offers at its showroom in Phoenix, and it has a 30-night trial period. No mattresses actually go back to the company; instead, you’re asked to donate it to a charity and show the seller the receipt for a full refund—or full credit toward an exchange. (If no charity is nearby, the company will arrange to have the mattress picked up.) No need to save the packing materials. Recommended mattress from Tuft & Needle: Tuft & Needle Ten, $500. Prefer to try it in a store? For more choices, including top-rated innerspring, memory foam, and adjustable air mattresses see our full mattress Ratings and recommendations. —Ed Perratore (@EdPerratore on Twitter) The hottest deals voted on by our community. Selected and verified by our team of deal editors.
Designer NathalieNathalie StämpfliUx/Ui DesignerFlakes NathalieYoung DesignerSwiss DesignerSoap ShredderFlake DispenserDispenser SoapForwardThis dispenser turns block soap into beautiful little flakes that fall into your hand and easily dissolve with water. A nifty soap dispenser that also acts as a room deodorizer as the freshly grated soap perfumes the air. ContentsOverall PicksAmerisleepAviyaGhostbedBest Mattress For Side SleepersBest Innerspring MattressBest Mattress By BudgetUnder $1000Under $2000How To Get The Best PriceWatch Out For SalesLook At How Long It Should LastConsider Purchasing OnlineDoes The Company Spend A Ton On Marketing?Watch Out For Shipping / Taxes Unfortunately it’s very difficult to know if you’re actually getting a good deal when shopping for a mattress. The salesperson interaction always feels like an intricate dance that he’s much more prepared for than you are. However after reviewing over 70 mattresses personally, plus looking at their specs, and speaking with a lot of the companies that make them, I finally feel comfortable putting together a list of mattresses that (in my opinion) are the best mattresses you can buy for you money.
Note that there is a lot of , and just because a mattress doesn’t end up on this list doesn’t mean it’s not a good deal. Use this list as a starting point, and feel free to ask any clarifications or request addendums in the comments section at the bottom of the page. Now, without further adieu… Read on for specific category selections based on a few different criteria. However I’m starting the list with my overall picks: Amerisleep is a line of memory foam mattresses ranging in price and quality. Looking at the specs (at each price point) and drawing from my own personal experience, this is definitely one of the best mattresses you can buy, dollar for dollar (checkout the Amerisleep promo code for more savings as well). For more information on this line, check out my Amerisleep mattress reviews page. Aviya wasn’t my absolute favorite innerspring mattress, but I was truly shocked by the quality of this mattress for the price point. It’s definitely a good bed with incredible value, and one of the few innerspring mattresses on the market that competes at the ~$800 price point.
Check out my Aviya mattress review for the full story. Ghostbed sports the now popular latex-over-memory-foam construction that many bed-in-a-box companies like, but it really delivers on specs. Great foam densities, so I have a lot of faith in the durability over time (relative to many of its competitors). Check out my Ghostbed review for details. There are a lot of side sleepers out there with shoulder and hip pain, so it is probably the #1 question on my site – which mattress can help? Of course value plays a role in any mattress selection, but I suggest you really focus in on my best mattress for side sleepers page if you put yourself in this category. As a recap, my best mattress for the money for side sleepers would are: Note Amerisleep and Ghostbed are overlaps from the overall picks. Though foam mattresses are becoming more popular, innerspring mattresses still account for the majority of sales. Durability is a huge factor when determining the “best” of these types, because when an innerspring mattress goes bad, it can be really bad.
The best innerspring mattress for the money goes hand in hand with our best innerspring mattress page, with a slight re-ordering prioritizing value over anything else: Other people like to start their mattress shopping primarily by budget. Check out the budget picks below, and let me know if more specific categories would be useful! My best mattress for under $1k (in addition to mattresses already mentioned) include: My best mattress for under $2k (in addition to the general picks) include: Mattress retailers are known for having sales at fairly predictable times of the year. Around President’s Day, for example, is a pretty common time for there to be lots of sales going on in the mattress world. A good portion of the sales fall around holiday times. If you are looking to purchase a mattress in a store, I would recommend you take a look at when the standard mattress sales are and consider waiting until then to get that extra value from your purchase.
The phrase “you get what you pay for” is especially true when it comes to mattresses. The range in durability from one mattress to the next can be pretty substantial. If you save $300 on a mattress, but it wears out in 5 years, are you really getting a better value than a mattress that costs $300 more but wears out after 10-12 years? You should really look into how long you want to have the mattress you are buying and then read the reviews to make sure you know how long you can expect the mattress to last. You can really get extra value if you buy one with great durability and longevity. You can’t really talk about saving money on mattresses without discussing buying online. There is a very good reason why the new online startups are getting so much press and doing so well. It is true that you can really save a lot of money by buying a mattress online. The companies cut out the middle man in the process and pass most of the savings along to the customer. If you really want to get a great deal, you should definitely consider looking into buying online.
There are a few hidden gem companies out there that spend very little on marketing, and they pass the savings onto the customer in the form of a lower price. This is a subtle nuance, but there are definitely extra savings to be had if you can find a company with a great product that doesn’t spend a lot on marketing. If you purchase online, you should see if you are going to have to pay for shipping or not. A lot of the new companies offer free shipping, but not everyone does. You may think you’re getting a great deal, but it never feels good to get hit with unexpected shipping costs during the checkout process. Similarly, depending on where you live, you may have to pay sales taxes as well. It’s another cost that you probably don’t think about and that you may or may not be responsible for. These extra costs probably shouldn’t make or break your decision, but it’s an added bonus if you don’t have to pay them.If you follow this guidance, you should be on your way to getting a great value from the purchase of your next mattress!