VALOR- VISCO MEMORY FOAM ENCASED PILLOW TOP Sold as Set King - $1299 Queen - $899 Full - $799 Twin - $599 Superlastic 14.5 GA. unit encased in high density foam rails and two inch foam base- never needs turning Visco elastic memory foam two inch foam topper with two inch high performance foam Tack & jump quilted to 2 inches dacron with super soft quilt foam Deluxe continental foundation 20 year warranty

Distinction Set King $749 Queen $529 Full $449 Twin $389

Bonnell 13-1/2 guage HP unit- most widely used reliable innerspring unit No turn design, never needs turning Cover flanged to prevent slipping of materials Tack & Jump quilted top is 2" high performance foam with dacrom Deluxe continental foundation 15 year limited warranty

 

Warren Furniture also offers *Special Order-Special Cut* in about 2 weeks!
Corsicana Brand Mattresses Only

Frames & Rails

Twin $59	Queen $79
Full $69	King $89

BUYING GUIDE

Comfort- how the mattress feels, is a matter of personal preference. What feels comfortable to one person may feel uncomfortable to another person. Therefore, whoever is going to use the bed should try several different models before making a purchase.

Surface comfort is determined by the UPHOLSTERY of the bed. Upholstery refers to the various layers of material between your body and the innerspring. Both the type and thickness of these materials will produce different levels of feel and therefore different degrees of comfort.

So you'll need to determine your comfort preference. Sealy Posturepedic mattresses are available in the following comfort levels: firm, cushion firm, plush, and ultra plush. It's important to note, however, that all Sealy Posturepedic sleep systems offer correct back support regardless of firmness.

Support- Sealy Posturepedic sleep systems offer correct back support regardless of firmness. This is the Sealy Posturepedic heritage, designed in cooperation with orthopedic surgeons and patented in 1950.

The myth "firmer is better" is not necessarily true. Your body type determines what comfort is better for you.

A mattress that's too firm for your body will not support all parts of the body evenly, and may cause discomfort at the body's heaviest parts, the shoulders and hips. The increased pressure on these points reduces blood circulation and will cause tossing and turning. This may result in a poor night's sleep and a far less productive day.

A mattress that's too soft for your body will not keep the spine in proper alignment. This will cause your muscles to work through the night straighten the spine, again leaving you tired and aching in the morning resulting in a less effective day.

Support is a function of the INNERSPRING in the bed. The innerspring is located in the center of the mattress. The type of support it provides depends on its coil configuration and design. Our premium mattresses use coils of heavy gauge steel that are hinged together for conformance and stability. The UniCased Edge system prevents edge breakdown and roll-out tendencies while giving you uniform comfort and support all the way to the edge. Solid edge support means you won't feel as though you're going to slide off the mattress when lying or sitting near the edge.

Durability- No doubt you want a sleep system that is going to last; therefore, durability is very important.

The type of upholstery materials, and the type of steel, and the design of the innerspring impact the durability of the mattress. For example, our coil systems are heat tempered twice, which helps maintain their shape so they last longer. Our UniCased Edge and Base optimize the performance of the Posturepedic innerspring through its unibody design. The box spring, however, provides the greatest measure of durability in a sleep set.

The purpose of the box spring is to extend the life of the sleep system. It absorbs the major portion of stress and weight placed on the sleep surface. It works much like a "shock absorber" in a car's suspension to eliminate stress in the mattress unit and prolong the mattress comfort life.

A worn-out box spring can shorten the life of a mattress up to 50%. Not using a box spring with your mattress can also shorten the life of the mattress. A properly designed box spring provides strong support along with some flex.