Within any of our qualifying* local delivery zones, purchase any in-stock item by 2 pm, and our professional red carpet delivery team will deliver your mattress the same day. Our delivery team will remove your old mattress, set up your new one and even wear cloth booties to ensure that your home stays clean! Delivery service is available 7 days a week. Soft goods may be shipped via UPS if they are not purchased with a mattress. Same day delivery is not available in some outlying areas. Please call (800) 378-2337 or chat with us if you have any questions. *Enjoy next-day delivery in Monterey, Reno, Bend and Medford. Express delivery offered in Palm Springs and Hawaii markets. Same-day delivery is not currently available in these regions or available on products labeled ‘online-only’. **Additional set-up fee may apply in select markets. See store for details. Get free delivery when you spend over $499 online. This includes same day / next day delivery, free in-home set up, removal of old mattress, and our trademark red carpet delivery!*
*Available for most products and online only. Enjoy next-day delivery in Monterey, Reno, Bend and Medford. Same-day delivery is not currently available in these regions or available on products labeled ‘WEB ONLY SPECIAL’. Items delineated as “WEB ONLY SPECIAL” ship free with ground shipping and do not include in-home delivery or setup, nor do they qualify for Red Carpet Delivery. Small items such as sheets and pillows may be shipped to you separately by an external shipping carrier. We guarantee your new mattress will be delivered within a designated 1 day delivery window, or your delivery is free. If your delivery is late, simply contact the store of your original purchase after signing the delivery manifest with the delivery time stamp and we will credit your account or mail a refund check for the price of your delivery fee within three weeks. See store for details. Not applicable on all products. As part of our Red Carpet Delivery Service, we will contact you to schedule delivery whenever it's convenient for you.
While we install your new mattress, we will also haul your old mattress away. *Not available in all areas. **Same day delivery available in stores and next day delivery available online. With just a few minor preparations, your home will be ready for delivery of your new mattress set:YOU ARE HERE: LAT HomeCollectionsHealth When I can't sleep, I blame red wine, lack of exercise, caffeine after noon or being stressed out. My mind never goes to my mattress. Still, it is an alluring fantasy to believe that with the right mattress it wouldn't matter how much wine I drank, how little I exercised or how stressed out I was -- I would still sleep like a baby. My mattress could be the acupuncture, spa treatment and Ambien of my sleep world.Not likely, sleep experts say."There is zero research to support claims that mattresses promote sleep or better sleep," said Dr. Alon Avidan, associate professor of neurology and director of UCLA's Sleep Disorder Center, a new state-of-the-art sleep laboratory.
"Anecdotally, I have patients who have rheumatoid arthritis or low back pain who claim orthopedic foam mattresses feel a lot better, but this is just subjective. No one has done any studies."Still, step into the world of bedding and you would never know it.Pseudo-science and doctors' testimonials would have you believe that we are all sleep-deprived princesses, looking for new technologies to get rid of our metaphorical peas. Technology in bedding is becoming as advanced as that of running shoes or rockets, with an explosion of gels, foams, latex and assorted materials harvested from organic rubber plantations and rare sheep around the globe, being molded, refined and patented to provide night after night of perfect, deep sleep. For The Record Los Angeles Times Saturday, June 23, 2012 Home Edition Main News Part A Page 4 News Desk 1 inches; 28 words Type of Material: Correction Mattresses: In the June 23 Saturday section, an article about mattresses misspelled the name of the mattress company that Earl Kluft bought.
The name is Aireloom, not Airloome.In a fit of curiosity, my husband and I set out together to find the perfect new mattress.--PalmpringOur first stop was Palmpring, a South Korean company that reportedly has a cult following among celebrities, politicians and other elites in its home country. Founded in 1997 by Dae-seob Kim, Palmpring opened its flagship store in Los Angeles last summer, near Lafayette Park. The Palmpring is all-natural, manufactured in India and will appeal to sleepers with green leanings or allergies. The key to the Palmpring is its internal layer of organic coconut fiber, known as coir, which is mixed with all-natural latex. The fiber comes from the outer shell of the coconut. The hairy husks are recycled, then mixed with resin from organic rubber trees and processed using the Dunlop method (that's right, the same one used for tires and tennis balls). This material is molded into cubes and cut like a big crispy rice cereal square and forms the part of the mattress that has historically been occupied by springs.
This coir pad is then alternated with layers of spongy, 100% organic latex harvested from Indian rubber trees. Depending on the firmness you prefer, you could choose pure coir, one layer of coir and one layer of latex, or the 2way, 3way or 4way. (Men, don't get excited -- it is just mattress layers). Camilla Kim, the founder's daughter, found that Americans preferred plush. And so the Puri has two layers of latex atop the coir, to accommodate softer American tastes.She sleeps on a 4way.--Sealy OptimumThe Optimum, launched in April by Sealy Posturepedic, marries the temperature-regulating gel of shoes with the contour-hugging qualities of memory foam to create something mattress aficionados claim is totally new. Gel hit the mattress market in 2011 but has seen a surge in popularity this year, with multiple companies releasing memory foam products infused with gel, including Serta and Sleep Number.Gel memory foam mattresses are the product of choice for the market's early adopters, says Jamie Piper, senior director of marketing for Sealy.
Memory foam mattresses came onto the market about 20 years ago, offering a unique feel when compared with traditional ones. With a traditional mattress, a sleeper lies on top of it; with memory foam, the mattress contours to the lines of a sleeper's body. Memory foam quickly found fans: About 15% of the market is now memory foam mattresses. But memory foam sleeps hot. So, in the latest tweak, mattress makers have injected gel into the foam to keep it cool.pany marketing director Jamie Piper sleeps on Sealy's luxury line Stearns & Foster mattress.--Palais RoyaleAt the upper end of the market is the Palais Royale, a $33,000 (for a king) hand-made mattress that is 15.5 inches thick and layered with the highest quality traditional materials such as wool and cotton and the newest in mattress technology. The Palais Royale combines the artisanal workmanship of a company that still uses the materials and methods it utilized in the 1930s and '40s with a newly patented design that E.S. Kluft & Co. Chief Executive Earl Kluft claims is the first change in mattress construction in millenniums."