Mattresses

Mattress protectors are important for two major reasons: keeping your mattress free of stains, and preventing exposure to dust mites, microbes, and other potential allergens. There are many reasons why every owner of a mattress should protect their mattress with a health guard. Mainly for their own health and also to protect their investment and warranty.

Free of Stain Mattress

Did you know that even the smallest stain on your mattress will void your mattress warranty? A smudge of dirt, blood stain or a spilled juice drink stain will void your valuable warranty, meaning that the manufacturer will not honour any claim on your stained mattress. Most mattresses are not cheap; a warranty can be very valuable and important. It is in every people's interest to protect the mattress warranty as best as possible. So it is important that your mattress protector is waterproof.

When it comes to purchasing a new mattress, the challenge we all face is finding the right mattress that fits our comfort. Once that comfort has been found, we often think that is all we need to worry about when it comes to our new mattress. In reality, the two main things to consider when buying a mattress is 1) finding the right comfort of mattress and 2) how to protect that new mattress. Many times, we neglect to protect our new investment and forget how the life span of our new mattress can be prolonged.

Thankfully at Surplus Furniture not only can you save hundreds of dollars on a premium mattress set, you can protect that investment for as little as $39. We offer a Health Protector or a Mattress Encasement both at factory direct prices to assist in protecting your investment.

Now one question you may have is, what's the difference between a mattress protector and a mattress encasement. Good question. Let's take a look:

Top of the line luxury mattress sets; We have got you covered. Are you looking for a top of the line luxury bed? We have them! In our store you don’t need to spend thousands. Many of our luxury beds contain gel memory foam. If you have never tried it, I would definitely recommend it. We have had amazing feedback on the Gel Memory Foam and most luxury beds contain it. So what is Gel Memory Foam anyways, to start, let's first discuss memory foam. Memory foam was designed by NASA back in the 1970's to improve seat cushioning and crash protection for pilots and passengers. It's made from a substance called Viscoelastic. It's incredibly soft and energy absorbent, which means that it minimizes impact. How does it work? Well, memory foam reacts to heat and pressure, by molding to the contours of your body, evenly distributing all the weight. The foam returns to it's original shape, once the pressure is removed. The only real negative side of memory foam is the fact that it retains h

With so many options out there and new styles coming out every year it can seem difficult to select the perfect mattress that will fit your budget and comfort level. Here are a couple of tips that can make this very important decision much easier on you.

First things first, you must test the floor models in store! Buying a mattress online is not the ideal way considering you cannot feel how firm or how soft it will be. You must visit Surplus Furniture and Mattress Warehouse that have warehouse showrooms open to the public across the country from Alberta to the Maritimes. Come on in and let one of our trained sales representatives run you through the Q and A to help find the best fit. Some customers want to test with their hands... or jab their knees into the top... this is NOT how its done. You must lay down with your entire body on the mattress just like you would sleep at home. If your a side sleeper roll around and don’t forget t

The Perfect Fit!

Getting It In!

Lets face it... Not every home or apartment is designed the same. Some have smaller d

“Should I buy a new mattress?” If you’re asking yourself this question, it’s probably because sleeping has become a little less comfortable, and your mattress is a lot less supportive. Though there isn’t any set time period for replacing your mattress, it might be time to shop for a new one if:

• You regularly wake up grouchy, achy or tired. • You’re getting a better night's sleep when you’re away, rather than in your own bed. • You notice your mattress is looking a bit lumpy or saggy. • You’re over the age of 40, and you’ve already had your mattress for 5 years or more. (as we age, our bodies tolerate less pressure to the joints)

So your looking for a Mattress, at Surplus Furniture our selection of mattresses can supply anyone with a great night sleep.

You spend over one third of your life in bed so you need a great mattress to enjoy it. At Surplus Furniture, we have quality, brand name mattress sets, at factory direct prices, ready for same day delivery!

Finding the right mattress shouldn't be about the price tag. An expensive mattress doesn’t equal better sleep. Keep in mind, every mattress is different, just like every person is different. There are tons of mattresses on the market today, Memory Foam Mattresses, Pocketcoil Mattresses, Pillowtop Mattresses, Eurotop Mattresses, each with their own unique qualities. So make sure that you test the mattress before you buy it.

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When purchasing your mattress you need to ask yourself some very important and sometimes overlooked questions.

• What is the warranty?
• What does the warranty cover?
• What can I do to protect myself and my health?

You spend about a third of every day in bed. Whether that time is spent blissfully slumbering or tossing and turning depends a lot on your mattress.

Our mattress experts know a mattress can impact a person's sleep. One way that your mattress affects your sleep has to do with the network of fine blood vessels, called capillaries, that runs underneath your skin.

When you lie on any part of your body for an extended period of time, the weight of it reduces the flow of blood through those blood vessels, which deprives the skin of oxygen and nutrients. This causes nerve cells and pain sensors in your skin to send a message to your brain for you to roll over. Rolling over restores blood flow to the area, but it also briefly interrupts your sleep.

Ideally, a mattress that reduces the pressure points on your body should give you a better night's sleep. Yet

1) You won’t toss and turn on the right mattress.

Some people may tell you that a new mattress can eliminate tossing and turning. While pressure-points play a role in restless nights, moving in your sleep can be a normal habit unrelated to your bed. A good rule of thumb for determining if your bed is to blame: if you can’t get comfortable do to pain or awake with sore spots.

2) The firmer the better.

Conventional wisdom has suggested that