VIEW ALL FACTORY OUTLET Factory Outlet Sleep Number® 5000 bed Factory Outlet Sleep Number ® 5000 bed Reviews - page 2 Sleep Number® beds at a fraction of their original cost.From time to time we update the design of our beds. Our Factory Outlet models features dual air-chamber technology, but at closeout prices that can't be beat!The Sleep Number® 5000 is covered by the same 25-Year Limited Warranty as all of our beds, and includes complete Sleep Number® customer service and support for as long as you own your bed. Some non-bed parts such as Firmness Control™ systems may be refurbished.Mattress & Base SetRegular Price†Outlet Price§You SaveTwin$1,699.98$1,029.9839%Twin Long$1,899.98$1,149.9839%Full (single air chamber)$2,199.98$1,309.9840%Double$2,199.98$1,309.9840%Queen$2,299.98$1,349.9841%King (East. or Cal.)$2,899.98$1,689.9842% Shipping and handling only $89.99 per mattress, base or set. Call for airfreight charges to Alaska and Canada. Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery.†Reflects retail price of comparable new, non-outlet Sleep Number® p5 mattress.§Sleep Number® 5000 mattresses and mattress sets shipped to the state of California incur a surcharge of $50 for Twin and Full sizes, $100 for Queen and King sizes.
Please note: All sales final. Factory Outlet Beds do not qualify for the 100-Night Trial. Not valid in combination with other discounts, offers or promotions. Prices limited to Sleep Number® Factory Outlet bed purchases only. Pricing, availability and specifications may change without notice, and stitching pattern may vary from bed image. Some non-bed parts such as Firmness Control™ systems and bases may be refurbished and carry the 25-Year Limited Warranty. European-style™ Pillowtop with 11 inches of mattress thickness Supersoft cover is breathable for comfortable sleep2-inch high-density foam topper pad; edge-to-edge cushioningExclusive Sleep Number® DualAir™ technology lets you quietly adjust firmness on each side of the mattress with a wireless remote, so you both enjoy ideal comfort, and even eBay after Christmas to sell them at discounted prices. • Wrapping paper: Stores slash prices on gift wrap, holiday cards, and Christmas decorations in the weeks following the busy shopping season.
they'll keep till next year. • Bed linens: Retailers offer deep discounts on sheets, towels, and blankets in January. "White sales" actually date back to 1878, when a Philadelphia department store held a “White Sale” on linens to help keep linen makers in business during a slow period. • Computer: Starting in January, keep an eye on PC prices; companies offer discounts on older models to prepare for the upcoming release of the newest systems. February: Best time to buy furniture, washer and dryer, wedding items• Wedding: Tying the knot in this off-season month means taking full advantage of discounted prices on reception venues, catering, and photography. Plan around the Presidential holidays, though, and beware of nasty weather. • Air conditioner: During cold weather months, many appliance stores offer units at cheap prices—if you can find them. • Furniture: New inventory hits showrooms in February, so retailers often offer deals around now. Politely negotiate on good-condition floor models, and you can often pay much less than cost.
• Washer and dryer: New models arrive in winter, meaning you'll spot deals on last year's appliances. Don't be afraid to haggle. March: Best time to buy luggage, a camera, golf clubs• Frozen foods: March is National Frozen Foods Month, a large-scale marketing campaign that encourages grocers to offer price-cuts and coupons all month long. • Luggage: Retailers such as Walmart, Macy's, and Sears discount luggage before travel-heavy spring and summer. • Boats: It's the tail end of boat-show season. • Golf clubs: The season tees off in early spring, meaning last year's irons are on sale. • Digital camera: Consumer Reports advises snapping up a digital camera in March and April—sales are best.• Vacuum cleaners: Most new models come out in June, so retailers discount old vacuums now—just in time for spring cleaning. • Thrift stores: People clearing out closets means a larger, fresher selection. • Winter clothing: Spring collections hit stores, and cold-weather clothes are often dramatically marked down for clearance.
May: Best time to buy appliances, a gym membership• Spring clothing: Memorial Day sales include discounted clothing and home goods at department stores, apparel retailers, and big-box stores. • Gym memberships: Whether New Year’s resolutions are history, or outside exercise is possible, gyms offer discounts to bring in more bodies. • Cookware and dishes: Kitchen items make popular gift choices during graduation and wedding season, and stores often run sales. • Refrigerators: Spring is refrigerator season! Last year's appliances will be discounted to clear the showroom. turn over inventory this month, and hold storewide sales. • Laptops: Back-to-school laptop sales actually start as early as June, often bundling the computers with a printer or a gift card. • Caribbean vacation: With the beginning of the Caribbean hurricane season, you'll see steep discounts on vacation packages and cruises. • Tools: You can score plenty of good deals—right before Father's Day.
July: Best time to buy jewelry, ice cream• Summer apparel: In the middle of the season you'll start to see prices start to drop. • Picnic supplies: Once the 4th of July has passed, pick up discounted picnic and party supplies. • Ice cream: July is National Ice Cream Month; scoop up coupons from both local stores and online deal sites. • Jewelry: With no major holidays in July and August, jewelers offer lower prices to lure in customers. August: Best time to buy office supplies, grills• Grills: You'll see huge deals, especially on big outdoor grills. It’s not too late for cookouts! • Office supplies: Retailers roll out the discounts on backpacks, notebooks, and dorm supplies for back to school. • Bathing suits: Stores might have had sales around the 4th of July, and most of the selection is picked over. But if you see your size, the price will be right. September: Best time to buy a car, airline tickets, a mattress, a bike• Patio furniture: Major sales on outdoor furniture, which needs to be cleared out—often for Christmas items, as that season gets pushed up earlier each year.
• Cars: Car dealers promote deals on current vehicles to make room for the newest ones. • Bikes: New bicycle models come out at the end of the summer riding season, so check out discounts on last year’s bikes. • Airline tickets: Book your holiday flights now for the best chance on finding low prices. • A mattress: Many mattress companies boast big Labor Day sales, though if you miss out, similar sales run around President's Day and Memorial Day. October: Best time to buy toys, jeans• Jeans: Denim left over from back-to-school sales get discounted for a short time before holiday shopping begins. • Outdoor goods: Score deals on lawnmowers, gardening tools, and even camping supplies. • Toys: Toy stores sometimes offer sales ahead of the holiday season. November: Best time to buy a TV, small appliances, candy• Candy: Grocery stores discount Halloween-themed candy in November, and it still tastes just as sweet. • Gadgets: Black Friday and Cyber Monday (which might extend the entire week) are prime opportunities to score very inexpensive TVs, Mp3 players, small appliances, and more.