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Aireloom Innerspring Mattresses → Review, Ratings & Complaints Based on 37 Owner Experiences
Page last updated December 8, 2010
What You Need To Know
Owner satisfaction: Aireloom innerspring mattresses overall have 55% owner satisfaction.
Pros: No reports of sleeping hot or off gassing / initial odor.
Cons: Generally poor durability and longevity; pricey; limited pain relief; heavy.
Price: $1300-$7000
Competition: Learn how Aireloom mattresses stack up to similar and competing brands in the innerspring mattress reviews – summary.
Aireloom Mattress Ratings
The Aireloom innerspring mattress ratings and report below is based on 37 owner / consumer reviews.
The consumer experience data was gathered using an unbiased research methodology.
| Owner satisfaction | Poor | Based on somewhat limited data (37 owner experiences), Aireloom innerspring beds have 55% owner satisfaction. This percent is somewhat lower than the rating for innerspring mattresses overall (61%). |
| Durability / longevity | Poor | At least one-third of owners included in our research complain that their Aireloom mattress within four years sagged and or developed body indentations to an extent that affected comfort and support. |
| Price | poor | Sellers tend to charge between $1300-$7000. These prices are considerably above the average for mattresses. |
| Less pain | poor | The sagging of the Aireloom bed will often cause at least some discomfort and perhaps even back pain. (See mattresses and pain relief for analysis.) |
| Motion isolation | Fair | The brand performs similar to many other innerspring beds on the matter of keeping movement isolated so it does not reach and disturb another person sleeping on the bed. |
| No initial odor / off gassing | good | No complaints by owners on this issue. |
| No sleeping hot | good | Essentially no complaints by owners on the matter of the mattress trapping heat. |
| Good for sex | Fair | Sagging of the Aireloom can result in intimate activities being uncomfortable, report some owner reviews. (See mattresses and sex for analysis). |
| No noise | fair | About 6% of owners in our research say that their mattress makes enough noise to be at least somewhat of an annoyance. |
| Dust mite resistant | Poor | Dust mites find innerspring beds attractive because of materials used and the conditions inside. See mattresses and dust mites for more information. |
| No rotating / flipping | poor | Consumers report the need to flip and or turn their mattress fairly regularly to minimize the effects of sagging, usually with limited benefit. |
| Lightweight | poor | Aireloom beds can be heavier than the average bed making them more onerous to handle, transport and turn. |
| Warranty | fair | The product has a 10-20-year warranty which is a similar if not somewhat better length than what is offered by the competition. (See mattress warranties: what you should know.) |
| Return policies | Fair | See returning a mattress: what you should know. |
| Customer service | Fair | The company performs about average. Some owners complain of a lack of responsiveness regarding quality issues. |
| Better Business Bureau (BBB) ratings | good | Aireloom has an "A-" rating with the Better Business Bureau. |
