Mattress from Walmart - thoughts

[anastasia1009]

I am moving across provinces and the university is paying for the move - except big items such as beds. That is fine with us cause the mattress is 9 years old.


I am looking for a mattress - saw a few reasonable ones Queen, sport, firm for $269 to $299.99 but they come in a box - you undo it and opens up to a queen bed. I was going to Ikeas but not good reviews, KW surplus $90.00 for delivery, a place in Guelph where I am moving - free delivery but no reviews.

I am hating moving now.

deborah

[ashp]

Hey, I unfortunately don't have any experience with Walmart's mattresses, but I do know that Guelph does have a Sleep Country. The Sleep Country is right across the mall and 5 minutes from the Univeristy. I have ordered a mattress from there when I moved out to go to University there and they deliver it and set it in place. They delivered the mattress a day or two after I purchased it and the delivery is free.

They have such a large variety of mattresses and it depends on what type you want, and there are frequently sales there.

Something to keep in mind, if it doesn't work out with Walmart.

There is also a Sears there, and they do have variety there as well but they are more expensive than Sleep Country.

[BC Gal]

I had an Ikea mattress and liked it. I'm sure there is a difference in the feel of a $200 compared to a $999 mattress, that's why the price is so different. Individually wrapped coils, etc come at a higher cost. Sometimes furniture stores have some mattresses on clearance when they have only one or two left, or are getting new stock, or floor model ones.

[jenniferandcorban]

Hey, I unfortunately don't have any experience with Walmart's mattresses, but I do know that Guelph does have a Sleep Country. The Sleep Country is right across the mall and 5 minutes from the Univeristy. I have ordered a mattress from there when I moved out to go to University there and they deliver it and set it in place. They delivered the mattress a day or two after I purchased it and the delivery is free.

They have such a large variety of mattresses and it depends on what type you want, and there are frequently sales there.

Something to keep in mind, if it doesn't work out with Walmart.

There is also a Sears there, and they do have variety there as well but they are more expensive than Sleep Country.

Sleep country will also beat a competitors price by 5%! Not sure if it has to be on sale though?

[Springbreeze]

We bought a twin mattress from Walmart for my daughter's bed. She has no complaints but bear in mind she is only 3. I have slept on it a few times with my daughter and I don't find it that bad.

[Shwa Girl]

Sleep country will also beat a competitors price by 5%! Not sure if it has to be on sale though?

Plus Sleep Country Canada has their mismatched box spring and mattress sale. When you put the sheets on, you can't tell that they are not the same.

[anastasia1009]

we are hoping to take our box spring with us and then get a mattress. I gave hubby a list of three places and told him to visit both of them and see what he likes.

[KDivers]

I don't know very much about Walmart mattresses. I know the Bay sells them and mine lasted at least 10 years.

[Begather]

Plus Sleep Country Canada has their mismatched box spring and mattress sale. When you put the sheets on, you can't tell that they are not the same.

Really i was not aware of this. I think you are right then about the product.