FAQ

The only way to determine which mattress is best for you is simply to try some and compare. Most importantly, your new mattress should be comfortable. Lie down on a number of different mattresses and determine which ones feel the most comfortable. The next thing to consider is support. Do the mattresses support critical areas like your back and midsection? The next thing to consider is size: give yourself ample room to stretch out and move, especially if you sleep with a partner. And finally, consider the price. Look for a great value, not just the cheapest price. A mattress's value is determined by its price coupled with its warranty. Pick a mattress that's comfortable, supports you well and is roomy enough to sleep comfortably, doesn't bust your budget and is warranted to last for at least 10 years.

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There are a number of things you can do to extend the life of a sleep set. First, make sure the foundation or box spring is being properly supported by your frame; this will help keep your foundation from bowing or bending, which could affect how your mattress supports your body. Next, keep your mattress clean by using a quality, hypo-allergenic mattress pad. This helps keep your mattress dry, dust-free and helps deter mites and other allergens from embedding in the mattress cover. Vacuum your mattress frequently to remove dust and allergens. And finally, rotate and/or flip your mattress from time to time to help alleviate sagging and the potential occurrence of body impressions.

There are a number of factors that make this a hard question to answer directly, including the number of people using the sleep set, how many hours they sleep a night, the users' sleeping styles, the users' body types and sizes, the quality of the sleep set and the materials that are used in it. Generally, many experts suggest replacing a routinely used sleep set of average quality every 8 to 10 years with new, quality bedding in order to get the best comfort and support needed for a good night's sleep. A better crafted mattress with a warranty of up to 20 years will not need to be replaced as frequently.

Size DOES matter. Your mattress should give you enough room to sleep comfortably without your arms and legs hanging off the bed. If you sleep with a partner, you each need enough space to sleep and move comfortably, without being forced against each other. No matter how romantic that may seem, being in contact with your partner when sleeping can cause you to be roused or awakened every time they move or adjust position and vice versa... hardly conducive to getting a good night's sleep.

Here are some notes regarding different size mattresses:
Twin and full-size sleep sets measure roughly 75" in length which may be too short for many adults. Full size (also known as 'double' mattresses) are wider than twin mattresses which gives sleepers a little extra room side to side, but, again, may be too short for taller adults or teenagers.
Queen sets are 5 inches longer and 6 inches wider than full-sized mattresses and those extra inches make a big difference. Queen sets are typically roomy enough for two average sized adults, which makes it the most popular mattress size.
King sets are a full 18 inches wider than a Queen set, giving a couple the most room available among standard sized mattress sets. If you have children or pets join you and your partner in bed on occasion, a King sized bed is perfect for you. Keep in mind that King sized beds can sometimes be too large for some bedrooms and can be hard to move through narrow hallways and staircases.

Englander Sleep Sets are available in a wide range of comfort levels, from extra firm to ultra plush pillow tops.

Comfort layers are padding materials placed on top of the innerspring or foam core that provide cushioning and extra comfort. The number of layers and types of materials vary from model to model. They can be made of foam, cotton, wool or synthetic materials which are then wrapped by and quilted to a durable cover. Comfort layers can vary from 'zone to zone' on a particular mattress to help conform to different areas of the body.

When we warranty a sleep set, it's our pledge to you that if anything goes wrong with the materials or workmanship of your new sleep set from right after you buy it up to a period of up to 20 years, we will repair or replace the mattress at our discretion. This pledge applies to normal use and does not apply if the sleep set is abused or misused. Warrantees can either be prorated or non-prorated. When a warranty is prorated, it means that as more time goes by, the compensation value you are entitled to goes down. A non-prorated warranty offers full replacement value right up to the expiration date of the warranty. Limitations and restrictions do apply, so make sure your sales associate completely explains the warranty to you. If you do need to make a warranty claim, it's best to first contact the store where you purchased the sleep set from. If the store is no longer in business, contact Englander at the following address: Englander World Headquarters, P.O. Box 88, 8300 Industrial Drive, Olive Branch MS, 38654.

Most bedding retailers will offer a haul away service for your old sleep set when you purchase a new sleep set. Ask your retailer about this service. If haul away service is not available from your retailer, contact your local waste management department, local landfill or transfer station and ask what their policy is for the disposal of old bedding. Please follow local regulations and do not dispose of your old sleep set improperly or attempt to burn it.

Sleep sets of today are made with thicker comfort layers and more padding than the mattresses of yesterday, especially pillow top, plush or super plush models. These may require special deep-pocketed sheets which can usually be found in most major retail stores. Look for specially marked sheets designed to fit mattresses up to 21 inches deep. Many online retailers now sell deep-pocketed sheets as well.

For ease of movement, king-size box springs/foundations come in two pieces for easier transportation and movement through narrow or restrictive spaces. And most king and queen size mattresses can be bent up to 15 degrees to move around corners, without damaging the innerspring or foam cores.

Children need the same support and comfort as you do in order to get healthful, restorative sleep and proper back support for their growing bodies. They require the same type of mattress that you would buy for yourself. A sagging, uncomfortable sleep set is bad for you, and certainly no better for your children.

Englander Sleep Products offers three different foam sleep sets featuring eco-friendly, soy-based visco and/or pure, natural latex: The Nature's Finest Latex Collection; The Viscopedic Memory Foam Collection; and our groundbreaking latex/visco combination product, the Synergy Fusion Foam Collection.

Maximum Comfort
Latex mattresses offer maximum comfort and excellent body support. Latex foam contains countless minuscule air bubbles that react like thousands of microscopic points of support for the whole body.

Excellent Pressure Distribution
Latex affords optimal distribution. This provides a better blood circulation and offers an awakening without pain or stiffness in muscles and joints.

Hygienic and Healthy
Latex is by nature antibacterial, antifungal and anti-house dust mites. The natural ventilation, in combination with extra ventilation channels, ensure a constant and active air ventilation.

When a sleeper's movements cause a mattress to move and shift, this is called motion transfer. Motion transfer between partners can interrupt normal sleep. Innerspring coil mattresses tend to have a higher motion transfer rate than foam mattresses. Individually pocketed coil systems can help reduce motion transfer. Natural latex and Visco memory foam mattresses virtually eliminate motion transfer, creating a more uninterrupted sleeping environment.

Yes, Englander is an American-owned company. Our headquarters are located in Olive Branch, Mississippi and production is done in modern facilities nationwide using state-of-the-art equipment, processes, materials and techniques.

Englander practices eco-friendly and environmentally-considerate manufacturing processes. Our factories are energy efficient, recycle as much as possible and our production procedures have been designed to eliminate as much waste as possible and utilize cleaner energy sources. We're pursuing the use of more earth-friendly packaging alternatives and bio-fuel powered delivery vehicles in the near future. Englander is committed to making a difference in the world we share.

Yes, Englander is an EOE/Affirmative action employer. Employment opportunities can be found at the following page on our website: career opportunities.