Sleep in blissful comfort with The Soft-Touch™ Mattress featuring a 2.5 inch thick layer of plush memory foam that conforms to your body’s every curve! Originally developed for NASA to cushion astronauts on lift-off, memory foam distributes your body’s weight more evenly, reducing painful pressure points that can cause you to toss and turn during the night. So you’ll enjoy a more restful, supportive and above all, comfortable nights sleep. Plus for a limited time, we'll include a free full-body bed massager ($200.00 value), free shipping ($59.00 value) and a 10 year warranty! when you order the 8" or 10" thick mattress today!
Below the layer of memory foam is our orthopedic foam support base. It’s made of high quality medical grade foam that provides support for your body and stability for the mattress. Our 8" thick mattress features a 5.5" base and the 10" thick mattress comes with a 7.5" base. The orthopedic base foam is specifically designed to compliment the memory foam layer and provide the ultimate combination of comfort and support.
The removable outer cover is made of jersey knit material that stretches around the mattress for a perfect fit. It’s washable and easy to spot clean so maintaining your mattress is a breeze. Just inside the cover is a special, interior fabric liner that provides a fire retardant barrier as required by the state of California, and by the entire country in July 2007. The bottom side of the cover is non-skid so your mattress always stays put.
The mattresses ship in compact, easy to manage 12” diameter rolls are vacuum packed for convenience. You’ll notice that they recover very quickly, about 90% within the first 5 minutes of unpacking, so you can begin using the mattress immediately. Beware - some companies offer a "mattress system" which is a mattress you create yourself when they ship separate foam pieces to you. This is NOT a "Mattress System", this is the complete top mattress, constructed with quality materials and permanently assembled at the production facility.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
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