Beds and Mattresses

Do you wonder why sometimes you wake up with a sprain in the back or a stiffer body even after an uninterrupted sleep whole night? While sleeping well is important for a healthy mind, sleeping on a comfortable mattress matters for an altogether recharged body.

Spending on your comfort and luxury is not just about spending on the expensive home equipment or going on far off vacations. It begins with your bed where you spend about one third of your life and grow elder every day!

Now, since it is established that you must buy a good mattress for yourself, how do you decide which mattress is the best for you?

Well, different individuals have different demands. Some find it comfortable to lie down on a soft bed and other like it hard. Though soft mattresses appear cushioned and cosy, they are not really ideal for your body for night long support. You must go for a mattress that offers your body maximum support, from head, neck, back to your hips and whole of your legs. And there spills out another clue – the right size. You may find mattresses in different sizes including king size, queen size, twin or full size. You can choose the one that suits your requirement the best.

Do you remember the last time you got a really great night’s sleep? Was it a year or more ago? Perhaps it wasn’t even in your own bed. Where were you? A hotel? Your favorite easy chair?

All too often, the answer is somewhere other than your own bed. But, you should be getting your best night’s sleep on your own mattress.
If you find you’re not sleeping as well as you should in your own bed, you may want to consider that your mattress and foundation could be robbing you of sleep. It may be time for a new mattress if:

• You wake up with pain, stiffness, or soreness
• You are not sleeping as well as you were a year ago
• You had your best night’s sleep somewhere other than your own bed
• Your mattress shows visible signs of wear and tear

Too often, people are unaware that their mattress is no longer meeting their needs. You can avoid sleepless nights by carefully evaluating the comfort and support of your sleep set twice a year to make sure your personal comfort preferences are still being met.

If you’re still not sure whether your mattress is stealing your sleep, visit our store and compare the different mattress choices we have available.

Mattress Life Span

Your mattress won’t last forever. A combination of factors works together to determine how long your mattress will provide optimum comfort and support.

It’s All About You

• Lifestyle. Changes in lifestyle, such as moving into a new home or getting married, may call for a change in your mattress.
• Your Body. As we age, our bodies change. What was comfortable and supportive when you were 25 may not meet your needs when you’re 35 or 45. Likewise, the amount of space that’s right for a six-year-old may not be enough for a 16-year-old. Make sure that every mattress in your home meets the sleeper’s current needs for comfort, support, and space.

It’s Also About Your Mattress

• Age. Don’t look to the age of your mattress or the warranty to determine whether it’s time for a new mattress. Neither are indicators of how long your mattress will maintain optimum comfort and support.
• Quality. A poor-quality mattress set can deteriorate quickly, while top-quality sets can provide comfort and support for a number of years.
• Use. A mattress set that is used nightly or that gets more of a workout (e.g., you watch television or read in bed) will lose its comfort and support more quickly than a set that is used less often, such as a guest room bed.