STLBeds bring up an interesting view on the different types of mattresses found in stores these days. In truth, this isn’t a unique problem. Anyone could get confused with the number of choices, that making comparison between mattress is nearly impossible.

Unfortunately for patrons these manufacturers will display different model names, differ in construction make up, fabric patterns, quilt stitching and even total weight. These comparable mattresses are supposed to share similar construction only offered with a simple change of the fabric color and a change of the name on the label. The reality is that it could be a lower-grade product. Protection of these large retail cash cow dealers is imperative especially in the cases where mattress dealers are in close proximity to one another.

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So what is a consumer to do? Fight back; ask for the written specifications. This is a sheet listing the entire mattress construction and make up. It should include coil count, steel gauge, and each layer of upholstery. It should describe what the layers are and their make up including foam densities and ILD or IFD. What if they won’t or can’t get it for you. Find a store that will.

Via STLBeds, The Mattress Industry Name Game



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