Experience TEMPUR for yourselfSome of the Tempur - Beds Online product range is available to see below. Tempur® Products range from pillows to lumbar supports and mattresses. Tempur® was created for NASA astronauts so that the pressure on their bodies during take offs and re-entries was lowered. This was then made into a commercial form through the contoured original pillow designed to conform the natural lordotic curve of the neck. This memory foam was revolutionary for the medical industry as mattresses were created for bed bound patients to lower bed sores from pressure points on the tail bone area, ankles, hips and shoulders. Tempur® material is also used in operating theatres tables where patients are laying in a position for prolonged periods and the start of decreased blood flow to vulnerable pressure points can start the process of bed sores. The material is temperature conforming, meaning parts of your body in contact with the material mould into the foam due to the temperature.
So heavier parts sink in further so as to create uniform pressure throughout and distribute heat caused by pressure points or 'hot spots'. People suffering with allergies can use the Tempur® pillows or mattresses as they are hypo- allergenic, so resistant to dust mites and moulds. For more information on Tempur® products please visit the Tempur® South Africa website for more information on the material and the full range of products. For all Tempur® product related enquiries and orders please: Supports your neck whether you sleep on your back or on your side. The forward tilt of the edge of the pillow provides ideal support for the top of the spine. It moulds itself precisely to the contours of your head and neck, providing perfect support for neck and shoulder muscles. The pillow combines a plush, traditional-shaped pillow with the Tempur pressure relieving support. Created to mimic feather down type pillows, with thousands of tiny Tempur cushions throughout the pillow.
This pillow combines a traditional pillow design with a functional neck support and the unique advantages of the Tempur Material. Take your favourite pillow with you when you go away - it is the same shape as the Tempur Original Neck Pillow Medium and works in the same way, but is only half the width. A practical bag compresses the volume of the pillow by 70%. Tempur® mattress range is found below and if combined with a Tempur® pillow will provide the most pressure relieving effect on the whole body. Measurements are in Width x Length x Height.BENEFITS OF CLOUD NINE Great for your health SOUTH AFRICA'S FAVOURITE BED!This is the way you're meant to sleep!Everyone deserves a great night's sleep, so we're always researching new material and technologyFairgoers sample mattresses at the Iowa State Fair in Des Moines, Iowa on Aug. 15, 2011. Tempur Sealy International Inc. fell the most in 4 1/2 years after saying contracts for all its product lines are being terminated with retailer Mattress Firm Holdings Corp.The maker of Tempur-Pedic, Sealy and Stearns & Foster mattresses will cease doing business with Mattress Firm during the current quarter after the companies couldn’t reach supply agreements, according to a statement Monday.
Tempur Sealy said it can’t assure that the termination won’t have a material adverse impact on sales or profitability. Mattress Firm notified the company last week that it planned to terminate all contracts in the U.S. if Tempur Sealy didn’t agree to changes, “including significant economic concessions,” Tempur Sealy said. The terminations spurred Raymond James Financial Inc., Stifel Nicolaus & Co. and Piper Jaffray Cos. to downgrade their ratings on Tempur Sealy’s stock. Mattress Firm was purchased last year by South African furniture retailer Steinhoff International Holdings NV for about $2.4 billion. Tempur Sealy had seen profit climb the past three quarters amid gains in consumer confidence and U.S. home construction. Shares of Lexington, Kentucky-based Tempur Sealy dropped as much as 30 percent in New York to $44.52, the biggest intraday decline since June 2012. Steinhoff shares dropped 3.7 percent to 4.54 euros in Frankfurt.Join our e-mail list and get $25 off your purchase
Check out our Deal Zone Room To Talk: Starting a Garden Price (low to high) Price (high to low) Brand (a to z) Brand (z to a) Your search - "" did not return any results. Try these tips to refine your search, or try using our categories to the left to narrow your results. Here are results we compiled from variations of your search terms:Cooling comfort with pillowy softness and adaptive support. What People Are Saying Twin Long: 38" x 80"Double: 53" x 74"Queen: 60" x 80"King: 76" x 80"Spit King (2-piece): 76" x 80" totalCA King: 72" x 84"Split CA King (2-piece): 72" x 84" total*Dimensions of each individual mattress may vary. The amount that TEMPUR® material adapts to the body, measured by how much the mattress responds to your temperature, weight, and shape. For 10 years after you purchase your new mattress from Tempur-Pedic, when it has a defect covered under the warranty, we will replace or repair it. Every TEMPUR® mattress is designed to work with a firm, stable foundation or adjustable base.
Choose a base >News that a family-owned South African company has agreed to acquire the biggest specialty mattress retailer in the U.S. shocked some analysts with the deal’s size and cost. Steinhoff International Holdings NV a furniture seller based near Cape Town, announced Sunday that it was buying Houston, Texas-based Mattress Firm Holding Corp. the owner of Sleepy’s, in a $2.4 billion deal that carries a stunning 115% premium. “To say we were surprised by this news would be an understatement,” Stifel analysts summed up their reaction in a Monday note. Steinhoff is paying $64 a share in cash, compared with Mattress Firm’s Friday close of $29.74, in a deal that gives the company its first foothold in the U.S. market. In addition to mattresses, Steinhoff sells a range of household items, sometimes earning it the nickname “Africa’s Ikea.” Last month, it acquired British retailer Poundland Group PLC, which like U.S. “dollar stores,” sells goods worth a pound ($1.30).
Steinhoff had $11 billion in annual sales in calendar year 2015, according to FactSet. It makes more than half its sales in Europe — especially in France and the U.K. — where it is both a manufacturer and a retailer. Steinhoff’s latest deal will create “the world’s largest multi-brand mattress retail distribution network,” the company said in its release. Mattress Firm lists 3,500 stores in 48 states that sell a range of products including Sealy and Tempur-Pedic lines. The company has itself grown through acquisitions, and just closed on its purchase of the Sleepy’s chain in February. But while that deal boosted sales, it increased the company’s costs. It also racked up costs with the rebranding of all outlets under the Mattress Firm name. In June, the retailer issued a profit warning for the full year as it booked a $139 million charge tied to the rebranding. The sting pushed it to a loss for its fiscal first quarter. It is now expecting a full-year loss of $1.57 to $1.62 a share, after a profit of $1.82 a share in the year-earlier comparable quarter.
“Mattress Firm was not exactly hitting on all cylinders in recent quarters,” said Stifel analysts. The earnings warning prompted a sharp spike in short selling, as investors bet the stock would fall. Short interest in Mattress Firm’s stock through mid July was up 31% from the end of 2015 to 6.8 million shares, according to FactSet, just below the record of 7.2 million shares reached at the beginning of July. The stock had fallen 33% on the year through Friday, before popping a staggering 114% on Monday to trade near $63.70 in afternoon action. While analysts were surprised at the high price Steinhoff is paying for a company with a less-than-stellar outlook, they believe it will succeed in closing the deal. “We don’t see another offer coming from domestic players given that MFRM is the largest retailer and no manufacturers are looking to forward integrate,” analysts at SunTrust Robinson Humphrey wrote in a note. That leaves private-equity firms, several of which are already owners of the stock, or other international retailers as potential suitors.”
We view the potential number of other bidders as very limited and would not operate on the view another bid is coming,” the analysts wrote. Wedbush analysts agreed the price is rich, especially given Mattress Firm’s struggles and a challenging traffic environment for brick-and-mortar mattress retailers. Mattress companies are also feeling the threat from the fast-growing bed-in-a-box competition from startup Casper, among others. Don’t miss: Casper mattresses go mobile amid plans to expand At 11.2 times trailing 12-month (TTM) pro forma EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) and 0.9 times TTM pro forma net sales, the price is high even for a strategic acquirer like Steihnoff, they said. However, when compared with other recent deals, it appears more reasonable. Mattress Firm paid 10.9 times TTM EBITDA and 0.7 times TTM net sales for Sleepy’s, but it paid 13.7 times TTM EBITDA and 1.3 times net sales for Sleep Train, a deal that closed in September of 2014.