Mattress Facts

Being a smart shopper of mattresses requires some homework. Listed below are some facts and figures that will help you in your buying decision. Of course, the best way to buy a mattress is to lay on it. Visit any R.C. Willey location and experience first-hand the latest in mattress technology.

 

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Industry Facts and Figures

• Over seventy million adults are sleep deprived.
• One half of adults recognize they don't get enough sleep.
• One half of business travelers suffer insomnia.
• Over 90% of students in high school or college are sleep deprived.
• Sleep Deprivation attributes to more car accidents than DUI.
• 71,000 people are injured in fall-asleep crashes each year. Of these, 15,000 result in deaths.
• Immune deficiencies occur more frequently when you are sleep deprived.
• Sleeping on an incorrect or worn out mattress is the biggest contributor to sleep deprivation.
• With the correct mattress, proper exercise and a healthy diet, sleep deprivation can be kept under control.
• 5.3% to 5.7% of the U.S. population purchases mattresses each year.
• 70% of all mattress purchases occur on weekends.
• The average consumer expects to pay $1,000.00 for a queen size sleep set. The average consumer ends up paying $600.00 when they leave the store.

About Latex

Why should a person purchase Latex?

Naturally Responsive: Latex foam automatically adjusts to your body's weight and temperature giving you exceptional support and comfort all night long.

Naturally Comforting: Latex mattresses reduce pressure points that cause tossing and turning. You get total body support and a more restful night of sleep.

Naturally Healthy: Latex foam is 300% more resistant to dust mites than conventional mattress materials. It is anti-microbial and hypo-allergenic. It will not support the growth of mold, bacteria, mildew or fungus.

Naturally Breathable: The breathable cell structure of Latex is self-ventilating, keeping moisture from being trapped between you and your mattress, keeping you warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer.

Naturally Durable: Never needs turning! Latex foam is the most durable cushioning material available, giving you more comfort with less maintenance.

Mattress Sizes

Code	Description	Dimensions
3/3*	Twin	39"W x 75"L
3/3 x 80	Twin XL	39"W x 80"L
4/6*	Full	54"W x 75"L
5/0*	Queen	60"W x 80"L
5/6	Oversized Queen	66"W x 80"L
6/6*	King	76"W x 80"L
6/0	Cal-King	72"W x 84"L
Standard Sizes*

These are approximate sizes and can vary slightly.

Sleep Product Descriptions and Terms

Quilt Package: This describes the package of components used to quilt together for surface comfort on the top of the mattress.

Anti-Microbial: Fabrics that are treated to inhibit the growth of bacteria, mold and dust mites.

Comfort Foams: Foams used in the mattress to add more comfort to the feel.

Comfort Touch Foam: This foam is a pin convoluted foam for pressure point relief.

Zoned: Coils are closer together in the lower lumbar area for more back support.

F/E Foam Encased: This provides maximum edge support and more sleep surface. This feature also allows the mattress to be bent without damage for challenging deliveries.

Energy Foam: This is the foam at the bottom of the mattress to reduce motion transfer.

Viscose Elastic Memory Foam: This foam is used for superior body conformation and pressure relief.