Lull vs. latex foam mattresses Lull’s mattress includes gel infused memory foam that provides dramatically enhanced air flow and draws heat away from your body to keep you comfortable all night. Our mattresses also include a combination of propriety conventional foam and polyurethane foam which we believe will relieve pressure from your body more effectively than the typical latex foam mattress. That’s right – no more aches and pains. What kind of bed frame should I use? You can use your Lull on any slatted bed frame, box spring or even the floor. The flatter the surface, the better. What do you mean by "platform", "slatted", and "slats"? Platform bed frames feature either horizontal slats or a solid platform for the mattress to rest on. Slatted bed frames are another name for the platform bed frame. They have slats to support the bed -which are the planks that are usually placed horizontally on a slatted bed frame. They're substitutes for a box spring.
Will my Lull mattress work on an adjustable bed frame? Yes, the Lull mattress should work just as well as any other foam mattress. What does a Lull mattress smell like? Some people notice a "new mattress smell" for a few days, but it will disappear over time. Any smells that you notice with your Lull are normal when purchasing products that contain new foam. Our mattresses do not contain any harmful chemicals and are Certi-PUR certified. We suggest airing out the mattress for a bit before you sleep on it. Is there sales tax? We do charge sales tax in California. Is the Lull mattress dust mite or bedbug resistant? The Lull mattress is not made of cotton, wool or silk (the materials that typically attract dust mites and bedbugs). However, we cannot guarantee the mattress to be dust mite or bedbug resistant. If you are concerned about dust mites, we recommend a mite resistant mattress cover. Can I sleep directly on my Lull mattress? The mattress cover is designed for ultra-comfort but for the best experience, we highly recommend using a mattress protector and bed sheets.
How big is the box? Your Lull mattress will be shipped in a box that is 19" x 19" x 43" – the size of a large mini fridge. Do you have any discounts or promotions? Our mattresses sell for 1/3 the price of a traditional mattress so you are always getting a great deal. No gimmicks or hoops to jump through. How much does the mattress weigh? Twin – 48 lbs Twin XL – 52 lbs Full – 66 lbs Queen – 77 lbs King – 96 lbs Cal King – 94 lbs *Due to the nature of foam, weights are approximate. What are the finished dimensions of the mattress? Twin - 38" x 75" x 10" Twin XL - 38" x 80" x 10" Full - 54" x 75" x 10" Queen - 60" x 80" x 10" King - 76" x 80" x 10" CA King - 72" x 84" x 10" *Due to the nature of foam, dimensions are approximate. What's the difference between a King and CA King? A King (76"W x 80"L) is four inches wider (left to right) and four inches shorter (head to toe) than a California King (72"W x 84"L).
How thick is the mattress? The Lull mattress is 10 inches thick, about the average thickness for an American mattress. What kind of sheets should I get for my Lull mattress? Standard sheet sizes should fit fine. We recommend sheets with strong elastic sewn all the way around for the best fit. What is the mattress cover made of? Our cover surface is made from Polyester and rayon to provide comfort, stretch and flexibility. Our fire barrier is rayon cellulose fiber blended with fine-grained sand and a small amount of polyester which, in combination, are inherently fire resistant What makes up the foam core? Comfort Layer - 1.5” Gel Infused Viscoelastic Memory Foam provides enhanced air flow & draws heat away from your body. Transition Layer - 1.5” proprietary blend of conventional foam with latex like properties for just the right bounce. Support Layer - 7” dense core support made of polyurethane foam. This layer adds strength, durability and structure to the mattress.
If I don't like the mattress, can I return it?If you find that the Lull mattress is not to your liking, then we’ll take it back and refund the full price. We will send a courier to your home to pick up the mattress at no charge to you. I think there might be something wrong with my Lull. How can I fix this under warranty? ) with pictures or call us (800-301-5845) to let us know what's going on. We'll take care of everything. Can I purchase a replacement cover?Please call our customer support at 800-301-5845 and they will take care of everything. California Residents - Questions about Proposition 65? It is required by the state of California that we, as the seller of our products, inform the public about the possible presence of certain chemicals in our products. While we do not believe that our products contain any of the chemicals covered under Proposition 65, we are nevertheless required to provide the following: WARNING: This product contains a chemical (or chemicals) known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Please note, Lull only uses CertiPUR-US® certified foams and our mattresses are made without ozone depleters, flame retardant chemicals and heavy metals. Our mattresses are ultra-low VOC (less than 0.5 parts per million) and adhere to the highest standards of environmental protection. At Lull we hold our products to the highest standards. If you have any questions about our products or Proposition 65 please contact our customer service department. Does the Lull mattress come with a Box Spring or Foundation? The Lull mattress doesn't come with a box spring or foundation however you have a variety of options with the Lull mattress. Lull works with the following... 2. Slatted base (no more than 3" apart) 4. Even the floor! Is the Lull mattress available on Amazon? Yes, the Lull mattress is available on Amazon. Please note the differences in return policies.Searching for the perfect night of sleep means searching for the bed that is most perfect for you.
With so many different styles, preferences and options out there, we wanted to make your life simple and break down three of the most popular choices out there: the foundation, box springs or the platform bed. What Is A Platform Bed? Let’s begin with the basics. A platform bed is a bed frame that has a head and foot board, as well as wooden slats that support your mattress. A platform bed differs from a traditional bed in that a mattress can be placed directly upon your platform bed without any need for a box spring or a foundation, whereas, in the case of a typical, non-platform bed, you’d need either a box spring or a foundation on top of your bed frame before you could place your mattress on it. A platform bed will be lower to the ground than a typical, non-platform bed will be, so it is important to take into consideration what your optimal bed height is. What Are Box Springs? Next, let’s discuss box springs. A box spring is shaped as a rectangular box and has metal springs inside of it.
These springs are important, as they move with the springs of the mattress, thereby helping firmer mattresses feel softer on you while you sleep, as the flexing and moving of the metal springs absorbs much of the stiffness. Also, box springs will allow you to raise the height of the mattress, if, indeed, this important to you. (And it very well might be: who wants a bed too low to the ground? Or, on the other hand, who wants a bed that is too high and is a pain to climb on to when you are tired at night?) Also worth noting is that the box spring’s structure will give you a very flat, very firm surface on which to place the mattress. What Is A Foundation? Now, for the foundation. A foundation is a box, usually made of wood with many wooden slats on its sides, that gives you a flat, solid surface. A foundation will look like a box spring, as it is covered primarily in the same fashion. The foundation is important as it allows for the mattress to be supported. This differs from the role of the box spring, which acts less for support and more for the absorption of shock, due to its springs.
Nowadays, many people opt to replace their box spring with a foundation In the days of old, box springs had thick springs in them to balance out the thinner, more mobile springs of your mattress. People would buy box springs for a simple reason: they gave you support while you slept, and also absorbed a lot of the weight that you put on your bed while you sleep. As the mattress industry evolved, companies primarily stopped using box springs and began using foundations instead. Unlike box springs, foundations have no springs, but instead give you an even thicker, stronger support for your sleep, helping not just to absorb all the weight you put on your bed, but to distribute the weight more evenly, thus taking pressure off of your back and your bed. If, however, you are someone that does not enjoy a foundation, all you need is a platform bed: take your mattress and place it directly on the platform instead. Now, for some advice. In general, it is thought that, for a harder surface that allows for less movement, a mattress that is memory foam and spring-free is best.
Some people enjoy using a mattress with inner springs on foundations with little to no give. If you don’t like using a memory foam mattress, however, you don’t have a problem. Really, any sort of mattress will work on a platform bed, not just memory foam mattresses: coil mattresses, pillow-top mattresses, latex mattresses will all work. If you buy a platform bed for yourself, you are definitely not limiting your options in terms of which mattresses you can and cannot use. Plus, it’s worth pointing out that, since a platform does not need a box spring, you’ll be able to save more money that you can pump into getting the perfect mattress for you. And now, to summarize and make sure everything is clear. Looking at the box spring vs the platform vs the foundation, all have their advantages, and it really depends on your preferences for how you enjoy the feel of your bed when you sleep. The box spring has its coils that will work in tandem with the mattress, and will also help to conform the mattress to the shape of your body.
This can improve your sleep by wonders, in that it maximizes your potential for comfort, in addition to warding off the usual problems of wear and tear on mattresses, allowing it to last even longer. The foundation has its own advantages: it is often cheaper than box springs, and is ideal for those among us that seek out a firmer, more rigid sleep. Keep in mind, however, that foundations are usually best for certain mattresses: no-flip pillow top mattresses, or even memory foam mattresses. Lastly, consider the advantages of platforms: there is style (platforms have a clean, modern look), cost efficiency (you can save money by not needing to splurge on box springs and other foundations), support (you can get a very firm sleep if you put the mattress directly on the bed frame, if that is something that you are looking for), stability (platforms are lower to the ground and usually more stable than other sorts of bed frames, especially for those that are heavier, or move about considerably in their sleep) and even storage (generally, many platform beds even come with built in storage).