Author: Texas Mattress Makers

Should you rotate your mattresses? The answer is simple: NO! While some mattress manufacturers may tell you that rotating your mattress is a good thing, this is a myth! The experts at Texas Mattress Makers are here to tell you that rotating or flipping your mattress does not extend the life of your mattress — in fact, it can hurt it. 

We know this goes against everything you may have been taught about mattresses, but we want to ensure that you can sleep comfortably on your mattress for years to come without flipping or rotating the mattress. You deserve the best and most honest advice from your mattress manufacturer and we are here to deliver that to you. 

The mattress experts at Texas Mattress Makers are here to help. Here are some reasons why our answer to “Should you rotate your mattresses?” is no.

An important thing to note is that these impressions are not the same as a mattress sagging (when the mattress collapses in the center and can no longer support your body properly). If you are having trouble distinguishing between the two, read our blog Mattress Body Impressions vs. A Sagging Mattresses.

1. You will lose your mattress’s natural mattress body impressions

When you purchase a new mattress, especially a quality one from Texas Mattress Makers, your mattress will begin to form to your body over time. This is what we like to call mattress body impressions — natural indentations that help to promote spinal alignment and provide the pressure relief needed for a great night’s sleep. It’s similar to breaking in a new pair of shoes: the stiff or firmer mattress will begin to soften and contour to your body as you sleep. This is a good thing and will ensure healthier sleep for years to come. 

Is it okay to rotate your mattress? 

We don’t recommend rotating a mattress that you have been sleeping on for a while — here’s why. First, if you decide to flip or rotate your mattress after the mattress body impressions have already settled in, your mattress will not feel as comfortable and you may begin to feel what we call bad mattress symptoms. If you share a bed with someone, you will be sleeping in someone else’s impression which can cause a lot of discomfort. The mattress impressions are made for your body, not anyone else’s. 

Second, mattress makers tend to design modern beds from the bottom up, with the comfort layers placed only at the top. Flipping them means you’d be sleeping on the underside of the base layer rather than the top, comfort layer. The result? A less comfortable and less supportive mattress. Ouch. 

What happens if you don’t flip your mattress? 

Nothing at all. Your mattress does not need to be flipped to stay comfortable and supportive. In fact, the vast majority of mattresses being made in the industry today are manufactured with high-quality components that do need to be flipped and actually should not be flipped. This is because they have distinct layers of support and comfort — meaning the support layer is at the bottom and the comfort layers are on top. If you flip a mattress that is not designed to be flipped, you’ll be sleeping on a harder surface that wasn’t made to provide the same feeling once it’s flipped. 

However, as the manufacturer we know not all individuals prefer a one-sided memory foam or pillow top mattress. This is where flippable mattresses can come in handy! Flippable mattresses are mattresses that are double-sided, providing equal comfort on both sides of the mattress. At Texas Mattress Makers, we aim to provide you with the best mattress for your unique needs. To learn more about the ins and outs of double-sided mattresses, watch our Snooze News episode then explore our selection of flippable mattresses today!

2. Rotating or flipping your mattress does not extend the life of the mattress

When it comes to tips on how to protect your mattress, we will tell you the truth. The reason other mattress manufacturers tell you to flip or rotate your mattress to “protect it” against “wear and tear” is because their mattresses can’t withstand the weight of your body long term. 

A high-quality mattress should be able to support you in your preferred sleeping position for years. If you ever purchase a mattress that needs to be rotated to keep it comfortable…you’re not buying the right mattress.

With a quality, handmade mattress from Texas Mattress Makers, you do not need to flip or rotate your mattress to extend the life of your mattress. Our mattresses are built to last you a lifetime, can support your body and keep it comfortable for years and are not one-size-fits-all. 

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Texas Mattress Makers: The mattress experts you can trust

We understand that we have asked you to rethink everything you’ve ever been told about mattresses. A good mattress is an investment and we want you to be an informed buyer! While other mattress sellers will tell you to rotate your mattress, you now know that the true answer to “Should you rotate your mattress?” is no. Rotating your mattress will only disturb your sleep schedule and can cause you to have to replace your mattress prematurely. 

Texas Mattress Makers has the expertise to help you find the right mattress for you that will last you a lifetime. Because we believe that everyone deserves a good night’s sleep, we offer our customers flexible pricing and multiple financing and payment options to choose from! 

We are the mattress experts that you can trust. Shop our inventory online by either comfort level, mattress type, mattress size, or budget, or come and visit any of our convenient Houston-area locations today! We are happy to find your perfect mattress.

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Many companies will try to market a mattress as the “most comfortable” mattress type without taking you into consideration. In truth, the best comfortable mattress is going to be completely unique to your sleep preferences and needs. For example, side sleepers generally want something that’s going to be a bit softer to relieve pressure in their shoulders and hips; whereas back sleepers typically prefer a medium mattress. But again, it’s all up to what feels comfortable to you.

In this article, the experts at Texas Mattress Makers are going to walk you through some aspects to consider when shopping for the most comfortable mattress type for you.

How do I find the perfect mattress for me?

There are several key factors that go into finding the most comfortable mattress type. Every mattress feels different to each individual, which is why we always recommend speaking to one of our sleep experts before buying your mattress, whether it’s online, over the phone, or in-store. 

If your mattress doesn’t feel as comfortable at home as it did in the store, keep in mind that breaking in a new mattress takes around 30-60 days and will feel the most comfortable after it’s been broken in for a few weeks. 

Here are some of the factors we use to determine what mattress will be the most comfortable for you:

1. Body type

We understand that your body type might not be something you want to discuss with someone when shopping for a mattress, but it’s an important point to consider. Here’s why. 

Your body type determines how your weight will be distributed on the mattress. We are more concerned with where you’ll need extra support than how much you actually weigh. This information can help us determine the best mattress for your body type. From there, we can direct you to the level of firmness and support you’ll need to achieve your most comfortable night’s sleep.

2. Sleeping position

Before you ask, there truly is no healthiest sleeping position. As long as your neck and spine are aligned while you sleep, you can achieve the most restorative sleep. How you sleep plays an important role in the type of mattress you pick out.

• Side sleeper: If you’re most comfortable on your side, you’ll need a supportive mattress that relieves pressure from your shoulders and hips.

• Back sleeper: Is a firm mattress better for your back? The most comfortable mattress for back pain is one that relieves pressure from your lower back. Back sleepers tend to prefer a medium-firm to a firm mattress depending on the individual’s body type.  

• Combination sleeper: If you’re the type of sleeper who changes positions throughout the night, a hybrid mattress might be a good choice for you because it combines a supportive and comfort layer that can meet a variety of sleep needs.

• Stomach sleeper: A firm mattress is a great option for those who sleep on their stomachs as it provides enough support to keep your stomach from sinking into the mattress too deep and contributing to low back pain.

Talk to one of our experts to figure out which mattress can meet most of your needs.

3. Mattress type

There are so many different mattress types to choose from. Though the most comfortable mattress type for you will depend on what type of material you prefer. Foam mattresses tend to contour to your body giving you that feeling of “sinking in” while a pillow top mattress is soft, yet features a support layer and a latex mattress is an eco-friendly option that’s great for allergies. Each mattress type can serve a different purpose to each sleeper, so do your research and talk with a mattress expert to see which type could benefit you best!

A few examples of mattress types we offer include:

• Hybrid mattresses
• Memory foam mattresses
• Pillow top mattresses
• Latex mattresses

4. Firmness and support level

Is it better to sleep on a hard or soft mattress? Well, it depends on your preference! Since mattress firmness is decided by how it feels for you, you get to be the one to answer this question. The best firmness level will keep your spine in alignment while also relieving pressure from your joints.

Mattress coil count is responsible for the amount of support a mattress offers. Higher coil counts create more support and may help you achieve more comfortable sleep. But if more support isn’t something you need, a mattress with a lower coil count may feel more comfortable for you.

5. Pressure relief

You can generally associate pressure relief with contouring. When a mattress contours to your body, your weight is being spread out across the mattress, helping to relieve any pressure you might typically feel around your joints. Though this “hugging” sensation isn’t loved by everyone — and that’s okay! That’s why taking into account the level of pressure relief you need is important when determining which type of mattress you find most comfortable.

6. Temperature control

No one enjoys waking up hot and sweaty or freezing cold, which is why temperature control is so important when looking for a mattress. Foam mattresses have less breathability and trap body heat, making them a great option for anyone who tends to wake up cold. The coil system in innerspring mattresses and hybrids allows for more airflow and may sleep a bit cooler. 

If you sleep hot, we do offer a collection of cooling mattresses to help you achieve the most comfortable sleep. The Ice Blue Topper with cooling technology that is featured in these mattresses can also be added onto select mattresses as well. 

The best comfortable mattress for you is at Texas Mattress Makers

The most comfortable mattress type will be completely unique to your preferences and sleep needs. This is why we never recommend a mattress without first understanding you. If you’re looking for the best comfortable mattress, come to Texas Mattress Makers. Our sleep experts will get to know you and assist you in finding the right mattress that will last you a lifetime.

Shop in-store at one of our convenient Houston locations or online by either comfort level, mattress type, mattress size, or budget.

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If you’re trying to figure out what mattress type you prefer between a hybrid mattress vs memory foam, the experts at Texas Mattress Makers are here to explain the pros, cons, and uses of each mattress. 

Both mattress types serve different purposes. When you’re shopping for your next mattress, you need to take your specific needs into consideration. Though the internet may tell you that one type of mattress is the best, it may not be suitable for your unique sleep needs! 

Remember, at the end of the day, you need a product that will give you the best night’s sleep possible, so do your research! If you’re deciding between a hybrid mattress vs memory foam mattress, this guide may help you decide what type would be best for you.

What is the difference between memory foam and a hybrid mattress?

Memory foam and hybrid mattresses are some of the most popular types of mattresses in the industry, so what makes them different?

The biggest difference between a hybrid mattress vs memory foam is coils –– hybrid mattresses have coils, memory foam mattresses don’t. Hybrid mattresses at Texas Mattress Makers are made with an individually wrapped coil component as the support layer whereas memory foam mattresses are made up of purely foam components. Both mattresses have their own set of pros and cons. 

Hybrid mattresses

When customers ask us, “What is a hybrid mattress?” We answer with “the best of both worlds.” What do we mean by that? Because of how they’re made, hybrid mattresses are able to meet different kinds of sleeping needs and preferences. In fact, Texas Mattress Makers sells more hybrid mattresses than any other type of mattress in our showrooms. Here’s why.

What is a hybrid mattress made of?

Hybrid mattresses are “hybrids” of two main mattress components — the support layer (the base of the mattress) and the comfort layer (the mattress top). 

We use different types of individually wrapped coil components to make up the supportive layer in our hybrid mattresses. In fact, we are one of the few mattress manufacturers and retailers that use the Quantum coil component, an individually wrapped micro-coil that is the top supportive coil in the industry. 

The comfort layer of the hybrid mattress is typically made up of either memory foam, foam alternatives, or 100% Talalay latex components –– all aim to provide a comfortable sleeping surface with pressure point relief as you sleep. 

Think a hybrid mattress could be right for you? Here are the pros and cons of a hybrid mattress to keep into consideration.

Pros of a hybrid mattress

• Can suit any sleeper’s needs: Because hybrid mattresses can feature different types of comfort and support layers, you’re bound to find a combination that suits all of your sleep needs.
  
• Suitable for any sleep position: Side, back, shoulder, stomach…whichever way you choose to snooze, a hybrid mattress will help keep you supported and comfortable with many different options to cater to your personal preferences. 
  
• Budget-friendly: With a variety of price points available, you can find a hybrid mattress that fits your budget without sacrificing quality.
  
• Promotes motion isolation: Partners can sleep comfortably without disturbing one another when they move.
  
• Cooler sleep surface: An individually wrapped coil base promotes air circulation for better temperature regulation as you sleep. 

Cons of a hybrid mattress

Typically, hybrid mattresses are a bit pricier in the traditional mattress market. That’s not the case at Texas Mattress Makers. Because we hand make all of our mattresses in our Houston-based factory, we can sell you the highest quality product for our low, factory-direct prices. You won’t have to sacrifice quality or comfort. 

With a wide range of hybrid mattresses to choose from, it can be easy to become overwhelmed while searching. With our experts at your side, we can help you narrow down your choices for the best hybrid mattress for your needs. 

Memory foam mattresses

As they are arguably the most well-known mattress type, there are many options for memory foam mattresses on the market. At Texas Mattress Makers, we carry a wide range of all-foam mattresses –– including 100% memory foam mattresses* –– for any budget and preference made with the highest quality materials sourced from the United States. 

What is a memory foam mattress made of?

Traditional memory foam is a man-made, “closed cell” polyurethane foam that is viscoelastic, meaning it responds to pressure in a way that isolates motion and provides natural support to your body with a soft feel. There are other types of memory foam mattresses that may suit your specific needs.  Here are some of the specialty foams that we carry at Texas Mattress Makers, in addition to our traditional memory foam:

• Serene foam: Serene foam is a newer, luxurious, and more advanced version of polyurethane foam made up of billions of microscopic air capsules that help with temperature regulation throughout the mattress for a cooler sleep.
  
• High-density foam: A firmer, more dense foam component used in the base of our 100% memory foam mattresses for those who want a firmer feel.
  
• High-resilience foam: High-resilience foam (HR foam) is a specialty foam that mimics latex due to its lighter feel. HR foam allows pressure point relief without the cradling effect of traditional memory foam and features an open cell structure to allow airflow so you can sleep cooler.
  
• Lumbar support foam: Want a soft feel but need support for your lower back? Lumbar support foam features a new technology that uses specially-engineered, high-resilience, three-zoned foam to provide extra back support.

Before purchasing a memory foam mattress, take our expert pros and cons into consideration.

Pros of a memory foam mattress

• Ideal for most sleep positions: A memory foam mattress is best suited for back, combination, and side sleepers due to its cradling stability, pressure relieving properties, and the ability to give proper spinal alignment as you sleep.
  
• Allergy-friendly: If you struggle with allergies, foam mattresses are naturally allergen-resistant with hypoallergenic options available.
  
• Minimal motion transfer: Memory foam promotes motion isolation so partners can sleep comfortably without disturbing one another when they move, no matter who tosses and turns.
  
• Affordable: With a variety of price points available, you can find a memory foam mattress that fits your budget without sacrificing quality.

Cons of a memory foam mattress

• Not ideal for hot sleepers: Some individuals tend to have trouble staying cool as they sleep because their memory foam mattress doesn’t allow for temperature regulation. Memory foam has a tendency to trap heat into the mattress which can result in a sweaty and uncomfortable night’s sleep.
  
• Not ideal for all sleeping positions: Although memory foam can work for most sleeping positions, it may not give enough support to those who sleep on their stomachs.  People who are combination sleepers as well might find that they do not like switching positions because of the cradling effect of memory foam and the lack of buoyancy in the component.
  
• Sinking sensation: Though the sinking sensation can help provide pressure relief, some sleepers dislike how memory foam cradles the body. Luckily, there are other types of foam that can help with this issue, like high-resilience foam.

Texas Mattress Makers has the Best Hybrid and Memory Foam Mattresses Around

To answer our question, which mattress type is better for you, the answer is pretty straightforward. It’s what will suit your needs best. No matter if you’re comparing a hybrid mattress vs memory foam, your personal preference matters when you are searching for the perfect mattress. Factors including your body type, weight, preferred sleep position, and preferred comfort level are all important pieces to choosing the best mattress for the best night’s sleep. Both mattresses have their purposes, pros, and cons, but what matters is what you’re looking for in a mattress. 

Whether you’re looking for a hybrid mattress vs memory foam mattress, you can shop by either comfort level, mattress type, mattress size, or budget, or come and visit any of our convenient Houston-area locations today!

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Some mattress companies like to proclaim that they sell the best mattress for hip pain that money can buy. However, these mattress companies tend to resort to a one-size-fits-all solution that won’t work for every customer struggling with hip pain. At Texas Mattress Makers, we know that every sleeper needs a mattress that fits their specific needs. What helps relieve hip pain for one person may not work for you. 

The truth is, if a bad mattress causes body pain, it could be that you’re not sleeping on the right mattress for your body. If a mattress is too soft for your individual body type, or too firm that it is causing too much pressure on your hip joints, this can lead to pain in your hips while getting out of bed that can last throughout the day. The best mattress for hip pain is a mattress that suits your individual sleep needs for a more comfortable night’s sleep. 

How to find the best mattress for hip pain for you: Debunking mattress myths

The experts at Texas Mattress Makers are here to debunk some popular statements other mattress retailers will tell you about finding the best mattress for hip pain.

Myth 1: One type of mattress is best for hip pain

If you search “best mattress for hip pain“ on the internet, you’re going to find an overwhelming amount of results. Lots of sleepers just like you are looking for answers to their questions. Is a firm or soft mattress better for hip pain? Should I sleep on my back if I have hip pain? Is a memory foam or coil component better? 

Don’t worry –– the answer is quite simple. The best mattress for hip pain is a mattress that is going to make you the most comfortable as you sleep and give you the best support and pressure point relief. The goal is that you choose a mattress with the right balance of comfort and support to achieve a neutral spine position as you sleep, regardless of your preferred sleeping position. There are many recommendations for certain mattress types for different sleepers –– however, regardless of whether you prefer a memory foam or an innerspring mattress, the right mattress for you depends on what you need to get the best night’s sleep yet. Luckily, the team at Texas Mattress Makers can help you figure that out whether you ask us online via chat or email, or if you come into one of our convenient Houston locations.  Our goal is to find you the right mattress and educate you as to why certain components might be better than others when it comes to your perfect mattress. 

Myth 2: Only one particular mattress is the best solution for anyone with hip pain

As we have mentioned time and time again, no mattress is one-size-fits-all. As an individual, you have a unique set of sleep needs which makes finding a mattress that ticks off all of your boxes extremely important. 

The following factors are key to finding what type of mattress may be best suited for you:

• Body type: Choosing a mattress type for your body is one of the most helpful tactics we use to help customers find the perfect mattress. Your body type can help us determine how your body will interact with certain mattresses. This can lead us to the types of materials that may support you best, your preferred firmness level (soft, medium, or hard), and your preferred sleep position. All of these elements factor into providing you with a personalized mattress choice. 
  
  
• Body weight: In the mattress industry, we care more about where you carry your weight on your body as opposed to how much you weigh. If you carry more weight in your shoulders and chest, you will have different support needs than someone who carries more body weight in their midsection and hips! Especially when you are someone that deals with hip pain, knowing where your main pressure points are and how your weight is placed will help us choose the perfect mattress for you.
  
  
• Sleep position: Side, back, stomach, combination…we all have a preferred sleeping position. The position that you choose to sleep in determines what areas of your body will have the most contact with the mattress. These are the areas that will feel the most pressure through the night. As long as you have a mattress with the right amount of support and comfort for your body, you can toss and turn in any sleep position as you please.
  
  
• Comfort preference: Comfort is key to managing hip pain as you sleep. Depending on what your preferences are, we will help you find a mattress that will keep you comfortable while alleviating your hip pain through the night. Our vast selection of handmade mattresses offers a wide range of firmness options from ultra-soft to ultra-firm so you are likely to find a comfort level that fits your needs. 

Not sure what your preferences are? Take our Sleep Profile quiz to see what type of mattress may suit you best! Once you have your results, come visit us in our showroom to try it out in person!

Texas Mattress Makers can help you find the best mattress for hip pain for your specific needs

If you’re searching for a mattress to help you deal with hip pain, don’t let bed-in-the-box brands or large mattress retailers sell you a “solution.” The solution to resolving hip pain as you sleep is to find a mattress that will suit all of your needs for years to come. As long as you are comfortable and supported by the right mattress, you will feel well-rested and refreshed every morning. 

The best way to find that mattress is to visit any of our Texas Mattress Makers showrooms. Our experts will guide you through the mattress trying and buying experience so you can make the most informed decision. 

When you come to any of our showrooms, the mattresses on our showroom floor are already broken in for you to try. Why? This gives the customer the most realistic idea of how that mattress will feel after they’ve “broken in” or slept on that mattress for an extended period of time. No other mattress retailer does this.

If you purchase a mattress from our store –– custom or from the showroom floor –– you will know how that bed will feel before you’ve made the commitment. Fewer surprises, more comfort. If you’re interested in learning more about the importance of breaking in a mattress, read our article! Feel free to call ​​713-341-6252 with any questions you may have.

You can shop by either comfort level, mattress type, mattress size, or budget, or come and visit any of our convenient Houston-area locations today!

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Looking for the best mattress for back sleepers? Research indicates that the back is one of the best sleeping positions because it provides the best weight distribution across the body. When you sleep on your back, the two main pressure points that will be in contact with the mattress are the back of your shoulders and the back of your hips. Both of these areas contain very wide bones that need to be supported. 

Some back sleepers are susceptible to lower back pain if they’re sleeping on the wrong kind of mattress that pushes the small of your back up. So, how do you go about finding the right mattress as a back sleeper?

The mattress experts at Texas Mattress Makers are here to answer some questions regarding what is the best mattress for back sleepers including our top picks for different scenarios.

Sleeping on your back: Debunking mattress myths

A common mattress myth is that firmness automatically equals support –– this is not always the case. One mattress firmness level will not serve every back sleeper equally. For example, if you are a heavier individual, finding a mattress with good edge support –– the amount of resistance around the mattress edges –– will be beneficial on top of the firmness level to ensure comfort for years to come. Or, if you are male and carry more of your weight in your shoulder area then you may need a plusher, softer feel with a good support system to allow pressure point relief.  Just because one website says a medium-firm mattress is best, this does not make it true. Knowing how to choose mattress firmness that works best for you will make a world of a difference.

The truth is, what may be best for you will be different from other sleepers. Each person has their own set of unique sleep needs, even back sleepers. So when you’re searching for the best mattress for back sleepers, think of how you prefer your mattress to feel and what areas of your body need support.

What mattress firmness is best for back sleepers?

Customers who struggle with back pain often ask the question, “Is firm or soft better for back sleepers?” The answer: it’s up to you. At the end of the day, you need a mattress with the proper support system to keep your spine aligned while you sleep. The comfort level is up to your preference. 

Best mattress for back sleepers: Our expert picks

Before we dive into some of our mattress recommendations, it’s important to note that not every mattress is one-size-fits-all. The following mattresses may be beneficial for back sleepers, but at the end of the day, finding a mattress that is best suited for you and your needs will guarantee a good night’s sleep. Factors including your body weight and sleep habits will determine what mattress would be best suited for you. 

If you visit our showroom, our experts will be able to find a mattress that fits your preferred comfort level, firmness, and has the right amount of support for your spine. Not sure what could suit you? Take our Sleep Profile quiz and find out!

Best mattress for back sleepers with lower back pain

1. Comfort Level: Firm

A firm mattress may help alleviate lower back pain by distributing your body weight more evenly across the mattress so that your back isn’t curving as much while you sleep. We would recommend our Cannes Firm Select Mattress or the Barcelona Hybrid Select Mattress as they both feature supportive components to help alleviate back pain as you snooze. For example, The Barcelona in particular has a specialty foam in the comfort layer that offers optimal lumbar support by contouring to your spine.

2. Comfort Level: Medium

For those who like a balance of comfort and support, the Cannes Plush Select Mattress is a very supportive hybrid mattress with individually wrapped coils to keep your spine aligned and 4″ of plush, luxury comfort in the top layer.

3. Comfort Level: Soft

A soft mattress can be beneficial for helping your muscles to relax so they aren’t working as hard while you sleep. The Bel Air Graphite Deluxe Mattress is an ultra-soft mattress that provides a weightless feel with healthy support for your back. 

Purchasing an adjustable bed frame can help angle your back and/or legs to reduce pressure on your spine. Our adjustable bed frames work with most standard mattress sizes but have limited availability. If you’re interested, reach out to our experts!

Best mattress for hot sleepers

It is suggested that hot sleepers should sleep on their back or their side to help with airflow during the night. If you still find yourself waking up from feeling too warm, our pick for the best mattress for hot sleepers is the Oslo Plush Mattress. The Oslo Plush mattress is made with three inches of latex that features an open, rubber cell structure that allows your body heat to escape, which helps you to sleep cooler.

Best mattress for heavy weight individuals

It is suggested that heavier-weight individuals should check out our Quantum Coil which is exclusively found at Texas Mattress Makers. This is a micro-coil that offers superior, durable and long-lasting support in all different feels depending on your comfort preference.  

Find your best mattress for back sleepers at Texas Mattress Makers

The best mattress for back sleepers is not a one-size-fits-all situation. If you’re a back sleeper, what you need to get the best night’s rest possible is completely unique to you. 

Though we can give our expert recommendations, we encourage customers to come into our showroom and try out our mattresses in-store. That way, you can get a better idea of what you like, what you need, and what will be best for you long term. At Texas Mattress Makers, we are here to sell you the best sleep ever. 

You can shop by either comfort level, mattress type, mattress size, or budget, or come and visit any of our convenient Houston locations today!

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