Mattress Pads & Toppers (212) Down & Down Alternative Comforters (124) Type of Linen Accessory Price - low to high Price - high to low Therapedic® MemoryLOFT™ EuroGEL Deluxe Bed Topper Sleep Zone 5-Zone Foam Mattress Topper in Blue Therapedic® Pure Sensation Mattress Pad Therapedic® 500-Thread-Count Cotton Mattress Pad in White Therapedic® 300-Thread-Count UltraSoft™ Cotton Mattress Pad in White Wamsutta® Cool & Fresh Fiberbed Tempur-Pedic® Tempur-Topper Supreme 3-Inch Mattress Topper in White Fresh Rx® Orthopedic 3-Inch Foam Mattress Topper H20 Waterproof Mattress Pad in White Therapedic® Luxury Quilted Deluxe 3-Inch Memory Foam Bed Topper Cotton Dream All Natural Cotton Filled Mattress Pad Wamsutta® Dobby Stripe Mattress Pad in White Therapedic® 400-Thread-Count Combed Cotton Mattress Pad Sleep Philosophy 3M Serenity Waterproof Mattress Pad Fresh Rx® Orthopedic 2-Inch Foam Mattress Topper
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Diamond Matelasse Box Spring Cover Stearns & Foster® 600 Thread Count 100% Cotton Mattress Pad Robin Wilson Home Luxury 100% Cotton Mattress Pad Nottingham Home 4-Inch Gusset Down Featherbed Mattress Topper Coral Fleece Waterproof Mattress Topper Madison Park Quiet Nights Waterproof Mattress Pad Therapedic® 250-Thread-Count Waterproof Mattress Pad Therapedic® Top Loft Gel Fiber Mattress Pad Spring Air® Won't Go Flat® Mattress Pad Madison Park Essentials Frisco Microfiber Sofa Bed Mattress Pad Sunbeam® Therapedic Heated Mattress Pad Spring Air® Illuna™ Ultra Plush Comfort Mattress Pad Mattress Helper® Sagging Mattress Solution Independent Sleep 4-Inch Memory Foam/High Density Foam with Gel Combination Mattress Topper Mattress Pad & Mattress TopperA good night’s sleep stems from a comfortable mattress. Including a mattress pad on your bed can give you the extra comfort you need to help ensure a comfortable, restful sleep each night.
A mattress topper can decrease tossing and turning with all over relief to help you sleep at night. Plush featherbeds bring even more comfort and luxury to your bed. Protect your mattress with a mattress cover to help keep it looking fresh and clean. Use it to help keep stains and spills away from your mattress to help give your mattress a long life. Bed Bath & Beyond can help you create the perfect sleeping situation to help give you the ability to sleep soundly throughout the night with a comfortable mattress beneath you. These bedding basics can grant you the sleep you deserve every night to allow you to wake up feeling refreshed and ready to take on the day. Based on 58,404 Consumer Experiences Topper Pros and Cons Quick Summary of Mattress Toppers Topper on One Half of Mattress Select a topper below for more detailed information, including brand reviews / ratings. The terms "mattress topper" and "mattress pad" are sometimes used interchangeably. Generally, however, these are two different types of products, each with their own purpose.
Pads are used to protect a mattress and or provide a limited softening; they are also sometimes placed over a topper to secure it to the mattress. Toppers, by contrast, are used almost exclusively to improve mattress comfort. See Mattress Pad Reviews for the top-rated waterproof and non-waterproof pads. Based on consumer experiences, below are the top four advantages of mattress toppers. As a mattress ages, especially an innerspring mattress, it tends to become compacted and loses much of its cushion. A topper improves cushioning, resulting in better comfort and reduced pressure. At least 20% of owners report that their topper provides them with at least somewhat better sleep due to improved comfort. In other words, a mattress topper is capable of providing the benefits of a new mattress for a fraction Toppers are not only for older mattresses. If you have a newer mattress that does not suit your personal preference for firmness, a topper can alter the comfort to better suit you.
Some toppers, namely memory foam and latex, can improve not only mattress comfort but also support to a limited extent. This can help to reduce pain, including back pain. If two people sleep on the same bed and have different firmness preferences, a topper can be added to one side of the bed to, in effect, provide different firmness levels for each side. Learn more on how to have a topper on one half of a bed. Also, a memory foam topper can to some degree improve the motion isolation of a mattress, resulting in less disturbed sleep. Based on consumer experiences, below are the top four disadvantages of mattress toppers. While a topper can improve an aging or uncomfortable mattress, it is not a miracleIf your mattress is uncomfortable due to sink holes, sagging (uneven sleep surface) and protruding springs, the topper will be of only limited help. Many memory foam and latex toppers are about one inch smaller than the mattress on all sides to help ensure the bed sheets fit over both the topper and mattress.
cause sitting or sleeping near the edge of the mattress to be uncomfortable / unsupportive, and it may give a somewhat awkward appearance to the bed's surface. About 4% of owners – especially owners of memory foam toppers – report that their topper has a significant odor when new. This odor (or off gassing) tends to diminish within a few days in most cases. A topper that softens a mattress will often to some extent envelop the sleeper. This can decrease air circulation and cooling around the sleeper's body. As a result, about 4% of topper owners report bothersome heat retention. Memory foam and latex toppers are somewhat more likely to trap heat than are the other topper types. A topper is placed on top of a mattress under the fitted sheet. For thicker toppers especially, this means that the sheet will need to cover a greater height. Depending on the pocket depth of your existing sheet, it may now be too small to securely cover the mattress. Since a topper is not a fully integrated part of the mattress, it may
move around independent of the bed somewhat. About 5% of owners – especially owners of lighter toppers such as fiber and feather – report this problem. (A mattress pad can be placed over a topper to secure it to the mattress.) Pros: Most popular topper • often highly effective at improving comfort • available in many varieties to suit individual preference. Cons: Initial off gassing odor • some heat trap potential • squishy feel possible • somewhat difficult to move on / get up off • relatively heavy. detailed Memory Foam Topper Reviews / Ratings based on 38,500+ owner experiences. Pros: Generally effective at softening a firm mattress • relatively affordable, light weight and easy to handle • few reports of bothersome heat retention. Cons: Can lack adequate thickness • fluffing / shaking often needed to maintain loft • feathers poking through cover is possible which can be painful • may produce some noise • dry cleaning often required.
detailed Featherbed Reviews / Ratings based on 4,600+ owner experiences. Pros: Can make mattress softer or firmer • above-average pain relief • comes in many varieties including all natural. Cons: Expensive • limited availability • initial odor and heat retention possible. Read detailed Latex Topper Reviews / Ratings based on 1,300+ owner experiences. Pros: Mostly effective at softening a firm mattress • low price • little or no odor or allergy-causing potential. Cons: May be too thin and lumpy for some • shaking / fluffing may be needed to maintain loft and comfort • damage by machine washing / drying possible. Read detailed Fiberbed Topper Reviews / Ratings based on 13,400+ owner experiences. Pros: Generally effective at softening a firm mattress and providing a luxurious feel • fairly cool / dry in summer and warm in winter • often durable and long lasting. Cons: Pricey • may not provide adequate cushion for some • initial odor possible • regular shaking / fluffing may be required to maintain loft.
Read detailed Wool Topper-Pad Reviews / Ratings based on 485+ owner experiences. a topper can be added to half of the mattress to, in effect, provide different firmness for each half. To accomplish this on a king-sized mattress, you will likely need to buy an x-long twin topper and place it on one half of the mattress under the linens. (An x-long twin topper in most cases will be one-half the size of a king-sized mattress.) You will want a topper that merely lies on top of the mattress without needing to be secured to the sides. Foam, memory foam and latex toppers almost always meet this criteria. With a queen-sized bed, things are more complicated. There is no topper size that will cover one half of a queen. Therefore, you will likely need to buy an x-long twin sized topper and trim it so that it will fit half of the mattress. It will need to be a foam, memory foam or latex topper because these can be trimmed without spilling their contents and they don't have skirts.