We won't go into details and review each and every mattress now, we will only touch the surface with Sealy mattress reviews and go into details with another posts.
The Sealy is currently pushing their PosturePedic mattresses which are designed with the help of orthopedic surgeons who gave the approval of these mattresses themselves. They suggested that firm and even mattress is best fro human body, since it will not put a pressure to muscles, blood vessels and lungs.
Maybe you know this already, but if mattress is not firm enough, our body will fall into it and be pressed from several sides by that mattress. This is quite uncomfortable during the sleep and after we wake up. You probably had similar experience to that. When you sleep on uneven mattress, you feel like you have been run over and need a massage to get back to normal. This is why Sealy mattress is a great choice for your back, your mood in the morning and your health in general.
Mattresses from Sealy provide orthopedically correct support - they can react and respond to your body motion and successfully reduce the tossing and turning you make while sleeping in your bed. There is bounce and rattle mechanism that is patented by Sealy and every mattress that has it cuts the turning and tossing by half. Quite cool, isn't it?
Some structural advantages we should mention in this Sealy mattress review are the steel center rails that Sealy uses for the foundations. The box springs are not made out of wood just because the steel rails will last longer and be more durable to any impact. They will provide more support to the mattress and this is something you want to have.
Another great thing is that the sleeping surface is increased. I know there are some of you (like me) who like to sleep at the very edge of the mattress. And this is why Sealy constructed EdgeGuard - it has a firm edge which gives us more sleeping space then any other mattres.
Stay here for a while to read more Sealy mattress reviews. Soon we will talk about their PosturePedic, SpringFree, PurEmbrace and TrueForm mattresses and see what their advantages are. Until then, get some sleep on your bed and mattress.
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4 comments:
Stearns & Foster is Terrible! BEWARE!
Bed replaced numerous times.
Customer Service is rotten.
Buy any other bed other than this brand!!!!! Trust me or you will be as sorry as myself!!!!!
I wish you told us a bit more details. I don't think Sealy is perfect, but when compared to other mattress companies, they are among better when it comes to bed quality and customer service.
But there are some horror stories, I am well aware of that. I just hope you can come back to give us some more details so the others would know what to pay attention too.
Thanks for your input anyway,
Cathy
This comment is on two Sealy mattress's that we have purchased. Just to give you some background which I think is important, I'll start with this.
I have back problems, artritis and Fibromyalgia and have a hard time sleeping through the night and get up in terrible pain, even with pain meds. Our previous mattress was 13 years old, pillow top and served it's purpose well. We did all kinds of research for months, went to several kinds of stores, layed on way to many mattress's to remember to find the right one for my back, not to hard for the pressure points and not to soft, as to be hard to even get out of bed.
I will start by saying that this is the second Sealy mattress that we have purchased, from two different stores in the past 2 months. The first one was in the all latex Springfree line, called Brighton Hill Box Top. It was their top of the line in their all latex mattress's. In the store it was so comfortable, felt just right and purchased it. It had been on the floor for 6 months. They brought out a new one and it was so much more firm than the one in the store. We slept on it for a month, I'm getting even more pain and it was even starting to bother my husband who has no pain issues. They agreed to bring out another one, since their was such a difference in softness as this was suppose to be a 9 on the comfort scale. It was just the same, so they agreed to take both of them back and thankfully gave us our money back. The Sealy company, informed us that with a latex mattress that you couldn't guarantee that all latex mattress's would come out the same in the mold. This was never told to us and the difference in softness was at least 50% and they told us that it wouldn't change very much, since it was a latex.
Now to the next one! We swore off latex after that, even though that's what we thought would be the best. About 2 weeks ago we purchased a Sealy PosturePedic Natural Orgins/Calm Euro Pillow Top. It's very plush, with 7 different layers in the Euro Top. Felt great in the store, compared it to Sealy's top Signature Pillow top line and this one just felt more comfortable. We didn't buy it because it was part of a Nutural Line with bamboo cover, etc, it was just comfortable and felt great in the store.
After sleeping on it for the first week, I noticed that it would sink in quite a bit when I laid down on it and my back was starting to get worse. It is even hard to get out of bed as it's so soft that I have to hold on to the headboard to get out of the hole I'm in.
I am so frustrated with all of this. I now have to go back to Mattress Firm and look at the other mattress's and see if I can find something that is possibly not quite as soft. It's so difficult, as you lay on the mattress in the store for 30 minutes, go back and forth to other's, even not make the purchase then, try the next day, only to get it home and after a week of sleeping on it, realize that it's going to be soft.
I have no idea what to even look for anymore? I would welcome any suggestions as it seems like my husband and I just can't seem to pick the right mattress, due to my back issues anymore. I'm not expecting any mattress to correct this, but their has got to be one in between so that I can get a decent night's sleep and not have to pull yourself out of bed.
Hopefully this comment isn't to long to post, but felt the information was worth mentioning.
Thanks for listening and any help would be welcome.
Hello Linda,
I am sorry to hear about your back, but that may be the biggest problem in finding the right mattress.
Have you tried Tempurpedic? Or any other brand that offers memory foam mattresses? These will remove all the pressure points and will provide good support. I suggest you try out Tempur-Pedic and then move on to memory foam from brands like Sealy, Simmons and Serta.
I hope this will help you,
Cathy
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