When contemplating on buying a mattress, you may suddenly find yourself overwhelmed in making a decision which you thought would be simple. Well, it isn’t.  Because there is just too many kinds out mattresses out there, not to mention the hundreds of stores that offer different types, choosing one can be stressing. To loosely put it — you could lose sleep over which mattress to buy.  This latest consumer report has indicated some ways in which you could compartmentalize your decision making, so that it is fast, accurate and stress-free.  The report says:

… manufacturers generally slice the mattress market into four price categories. Promotional mattresses sell for $500 or less, Premium between $500-$1,000, Luxury at $1,000-$2,000 and Ultraluxury mattresses sell for $2,000 or more.

… furniture stores tend to beat bedding specialists prices. For example, a median price for a queen-size mattress is $600 at a furniture store and $720 at bedding specialists. But specialty shops like Sleepy’s or Dial-a-Mattress can also offer deep discounts and usually have better sales assistance for help.

Knowing these details will greatly guide and assist you in bringing down your choices in the most simple approach.

Tags: MATTRESS News, mattress-comparison, mattress-discount, mattress-price, mattress-sales, mattress-store

This entry was posted on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007 at 6:22 pm and is filed under MATTRESS News.
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