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Mattress Sizes

Twin 38” x 75”

Full 53” x 75”
Queen 60” x 80”
King 76” x 80”
California King 72” x 84”

Did You Know?

* 46% of Americans do not get enough sleep.
* You spend 1/3 of your life on your mattress.
* Adults need 7 to 8 hours of good sleep each night. Teenagers should sleep 9 hours and young children require 10 hours of sleep.
* People that sleep less than seven hours a night are more likely to be overweight or obese. Sleep impacts the balance of hormones in the body that affect appetite.
* Next to survival, the need for sleep is the most fundamental, both biologically and psychologically.
* Naps improve memory.
* Unsatisfying sleep is also unhealthy; weakening the immune system and increasing the risk of high blood pressure and heart disease.
* Sleeping on a bad mattress will cause stiffness and back, neck and/or shoulder pain, and impair your quality of sleep.
* Your mattress should be replaced every 5 to 7 years to maintain the ultimate support and comfort.
* Replacing your mattress every 5 to 7 years is the most effective way to control allergens and dust mites.

You Need a New Mattress If…

* Your mattress is 5 to 10 years old.
* You wake up with stiffness, numbness, aches, and pains.
* You had a better night’s sleep somewhere other than your own bed (such as a hotel or friend’s guest room).
* Your mattress shows signs of overuse (it sags, has lumps, you can feel the coils, etc.)

Why Sleep Well Columbus Columbus?

* We sell high quality,  brand name mattresses at a fraction of retail cost.

* Purchasing your new mattress at SleepWell Mattress Outlet allows you to purchase the very best mattress your budget permits.

*Support a local AMERICAN small Columbus business who offers tremendous value at the lowest cost.

*Call us now at 614-432-7565 to arrange a viewing.

Better Sleep Tips

* Maintain a regular bedtime and wake up schedule.
* Establish a relaxing bedtime routine, such as soaking in a hot bath or hot tub and then reading a book or listening to soothing music.
* Create a Sleep Environment. Make sure your bedroom is dark, cool, and quiet and that your pillows, mattress, and coverings provide you with comfort.
* Exercise regularly, but finish your workout at least few hours before bedtime.
* Avoid alcohol, nicotine, and caffeine close to bedtime. They can lead to poor sleep, keep you awake or disrupt sleep later in the night.
* Finish eating at least two to three hours before your regular bedtime.
* Use your bedroom only for sleep and sex; this will strengthen your association between your bed and sleep.
* Remove work materials, computers, and televisions from sleep environment.
When You Get Your Mattress Home

You can increase the lifetime of your mattress with a few simple procedures.

Rotating Your Mattress – Mattresses today are made much thicker than they used to be. Because of that, you may notice body impressions developing. This is an indication that your mattress is performing properly and conforming to your body. This is not a defect, but totally normal. To equalize these impressions, it is recommended that you rotate your mattress every 30 days during the first year. Thereafter, your mattress should be rotated every three months. If you have a one-sided mattress rotate the mattress from end to end – that is, move the mattress 180 degrees. The foot of the mattress is now at the head, and vice versa. If you have a two-sided mattress, rotate it as above, and then turn it over so the bottom is now on top.

Cleaning – It is recommended that a mattress pad be used on your new mattress. Vacuuming is the only recommended cleaning method. If you must clean a stain use a mild soap with cold water and dry thoroughly. Warranties are void if the mattress is stained.

Foundation – The purpose of the foundation or box spring is to extend the life of the mattress. Warranties are void if the mattress is purchased without a foundation or box spring.

Frames – A good quality mattress should be supported by a good quality frame. King and Queen mattress’s should be supported by frames that include a strong cross support to prevent sagging and add years to the life of your mattress set. Warranties are void if proper support is not used. 

Mattress Terms

Ticking – The mattresses outermost layer.

Upholstery Layers – Materials used under the quilt to add to the comfort and firmness of the mattress.

Innerspring – Provides even distribution and support for proper spine alignment.

Coil Counts – Count based on a full size mattress. The higher the coil count the more coils in the mattress. There are many variables in coil design, function, and durability in mattress manufacturing today; to understand individual coil specifics would take days of research. More or less, coil counts do not make for a better mattress, many other factors contribute young grasshopper.

Coil Wire Gauge – The lower the gauge number, the thicker the wire.

Edge Support – Added rigidity found at the edge of the mattress, increasing the usable sleep surface by 10%, offers a solid place to sit at the edge of the mattress, and helps prolong the life of your mattress.
Handles – Let you reposition the mattress on the box spring; they are not meant to support the full weight of the mattress.

Non Flip – Most new mattresses are non-flip one sided mattresses. Helps prolong the life of the mattress and eliminates the hassle of mattress flipping.

Foundation – A wood and foam platform to set your mattress on. They have no give or shock absorbing abilities. Many of today’s mattresses are manufactured to use foundations.

Corner Guards – Help keep the foundation’s fabric from chafing against the metal corners of the bed frame.

Warranty – Prorated; a warranty in which you receive a portion of your original purchase price. For example: 1/10 = full year replacement or repair for one year, year 2 – you would receive an 80% credit towards a new mattress, year 3 – 70% and so on. Non-Prorated; full replacement or repair for the length of the warranty.