Spring Air actually invented what we now call the Pillow Top mattress back in 1973. So if you are shopping for a Pillow Top mattress, you can bet that the company that introduced them to the mattress industry has some of the best. A lot of people immediately think "soft" when they see the world "pillow top," but that is only partially correct. The term "pillow top" is actually referring to the design of a mattress with an extra layer of padding on top, rather than its overall comfort. Of course, this extra layer of padding is used to make the mattress softer, but you can still have firm Pillow Top mattresses. Spring Air offers their Pillow Top mattresses in a range of comforts from firm to very soft, so whether you want a firm mattress with a bit of initial padding, a cloud-like soft mattress, or a compromising mid-range mattress, Spring Air has a great solution for you. Spring Air also offers their Pillow Top mattresses in a range of price points to suit any budget, and ordering with US-Mattress you can be confident you are getting the best price anywhere, online or in-store.
Find your perfect Pillow Top mattress from Spring Air, today! Looking for an easy way to find the perfect mattress? When you work with our mattress experts, you have the benefit of shopping with the most knowledgeable team in the industry. Our mattress experts are continually training with manufacturers to learn the ins and outs of the latest mattresses and sleep technologies so that they can recommend the ideal mattress for your budget and lifestyle. Just tell our experts what you're looking for in a mattress, and they'll help you find the model that is best suited for the way you sleep. Whether you're purchasing your first mattress, or you're replacing one you've slept on for years, our friendly experts make it easy for you to make a confident purchase. At US-Mattress, we're committed to providing a pleasant and easy shopping experience, which is why you'll never feel pressured into making a purchase. Your total sleep satisfaction is our goal, and our experts are here to help you in any way they can.
Contact a friendly mattress expert today, and start enjoying the deep, restful sleep that you deserve!Question: What's a mattress made of? Answer: Despite their simple exterior appearance, mattress sets are highly engineered sleep systems constructed of different components such as springs, foam and air. Regardless of how the mattress is constructed, every mattress requires a foundation or box spring to properly support the mattress, and ensure the life and comfort of the mattress. Together a mattress and its foundation comprise a sleep set. Question: How often should I replace my mattress? Answer: Every 5-7 years. Even if your mattress doesn't show much wear and tear, your body, lifestyle and sleep needs have probably changed. If your mattress is 5-7 years older, so are you! Has your weight changed, have you gotten married, developed back problems, or do you have a less active lifestyle? That old mattress may no longer be the best fit for the person you are today. In fact in a Consumer Reports study showed that 72% of polled online subscribers found a new bed improved their sleep.
Question: What's the proper way to turn or rotate a mattress and how often should it be done? Answer: Some new mattresses should be rotated every week for the first few months and every few months thereafter. Most new mattresses have been designed as "no-flip" mattresses, eliminating the need for end-over-end rotation. We suggest you consult your manufacturer’s warranty for the proper rotation guidelines specific to your new mattress. Tip: Unless your mattress is a twin size, we don't recommend you turn it alone. Doing so can result in damage to the product or injury to you. Get a friend or a family member to assist you. Do not use the cord handles to turn the mattress, as they will not support the weight of the mattress and will likely pull out. Mattress handles should be used for final positioning only. Question: Should I buy a hard mattress if I have a bad back? Answer: Your doctor may have specific recommendations. In general, we'd recommend a mattress that offers good support, and such support does not mean the hardest or firmest mattress available.
Innerspring mattresses offer various types of surface materials over the coil unit that aid in improving the comfort of a mattress without compromising the support. Foam, latex or air mattresses are also good options for contouring the body while offering proper support and lasting comfort. Question: What is the best mattress, or mattress brand? Answer: Each of the major brands we carry offers unique features and benefits that may appeal more to you, while consistently providing a great quality product. Your comfort is a personal choice. A trained salesperson will help to guide you based on your preferences, enabling you to make an informed buying decision. Question: What are the measurements of each mattress size? Answer: Throughout the industry, there are standard mattress sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, California King, and Eastern King. Mattress dimensions can vary +/- by a half inch depending on the manufacturer. Question: How soon can I have my new mattress set delivered?
Answer: Sleep Train provides same day delivery for FREE (within any of our local delivery zones). Purchase any in-stock product by 2 PM, and we can deliver it that day. We will also set up your new mattress set and remove your old mattress set at no cost. Question: What is the best way to protect my new mattress? Answer: Mattress protection, including the use of waterproof mattress pads, is the easiest way to protect the manufacturer’s warranty on your mattress. Should a problem arise with your mattress, it must be free of stains in order to qualify for a warranty exchange or repair. Aside from keeping your mattress free of stains, many mattress protectors have the ability to keep dust mites out of your new mattress and away from your skin. Question: What are the new regulations on mattresses being fire resistant? Answer: Beginning July 1st, 2007 all mattresses manufactured must meet the new Federal Government Law on F.R., "Flammability Regulations." This law requires that every mattress must have a label that states the mattress set meets the federal standard.