Memory Foam Mattress Reviews & Ratings You Can Actually Trust

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Does a mattress with above-average conforming ability, pressure relief, and motion isolation sound good? Then memory foam might be for you.

If, however, you seek a mattress with the lowest likelihood of having initial odor, retaining heat, lacking bounce, and restricting body movement, then you may want to consider a different mattress type.

Contents

Memory Foam Mattress Performance Ratings
Memory Foam Mattress Material Ratings
Brand Ratings and Comparisons
Key Comparisons: Memory Foam Vs

About Our Memory Foam Mattress Ratings

Ratings and research findings are based on 7,150 consumer experiences gathered using an unbiased, accurate methodology. Learn why you can trust our ratings.

Memory Foam Mattress Performance Ratings

The ratings show how memory foam mattresses (categorized by price) compare to the average mattress.

  VERY LOW Priced
($465 avg)
Low Priced
($860 avg)
MODEST Priced
($1400 avg)
High Priced
($2000 avg)
Owner satisfaction B B B b-
Memory foam mattresses overall have 80% owner satisfaction. The various brands and models rate mostly similar.
Perceived value A- B C+ d+
Most memory foam mattresses tend to perform at least as well as other mattress types in regard to value or "bang for the buck."
Lifespan / durability C B- B b-
Longevity can vary, but memory foam mattresses have on average about a 7-year lifespan. See lifespan analysis.
Support C B- B- B-
Overall, neither a clear strength nor clear weakness. Other bed types, namely air and hybrid, often have at least slightly better support.
Minimizes pressure points B B B+ A-
Memory foam tends to significantly conform and contour to a person's body resulting in even weight distribution. This often minimizes pressure points. More.
Reduced (back) pain C+ B- B b
The at least fair support combined with conforming ability often result in above-average potential for back pain relief. (See mattresses & pain for general analysis.)
Easy to move on / get up off C C C- D+
Denser, high-priced models often provide some resistance to a person's movement due to their conforming properties and because people sink into the foam somewhat. As a result, changing positions and getting up may require extra effort.
Motion isolation B+ B+ A- A
The mattresses almost always isolate movement which allows a person to move on and get up off the bed without causing much if any disturbance to their partner. More.
Edge support C- C- C C
Few models have dedicated edge support. This means that support near the edges may be inadequate for sleeping or sitting, especially for heavy people.
No initial odor C c C- d+
12%+ of owners (1 in 8) report significant off gassing odor, especially owners of higher price, high-density models. Analysis: memory foam off gassing.
No sleeping hot C C C- D+
Can vary by brand / model, but overall at least 10% of owners (1 in 10) report a significant problem with their mattress retaining heat. See memory foam & heat retention for details.
Good for sex C- C c- c-
On this issue, lack of bounce is the top complaint. (See sex & mattresses for details.)
Average- sized person friendly C+ B A- A-
Overall, people 130 to 230 lbs have the highest potential to be satisfied. They tend to exert enough pressure on the memory foam to benefit from its conforming ability without weighing too much to possibly feel the firmer base foam layer.
Heavy person friendly C C+ B- c+
People over 230 pounds are generally satisfied if the mattress has adequate specifications for their needs. More.
Light person friendly C C B- C+
People under 130 pounds may not exert enough pressure on the foam to benefit from its conforming ability. This can result in excessive pressure points especially on firmer models. Softer models tend to be best. More.
No topper needed C- C B- B
About 7% of memory foam mattress owners (1 in 14) need to add a topper to their mattress to improve comfort.
No noise A- A a a
Memory foam mattresses are almost always totally silent under all conditions. More.
Short break in B- C C- D+
Break-in time – especially for denser, high priced models – appears to be at least 30% longer than that of the average mattress. More.
Easy to maintain C- C B B
Nearly all models are no-flip. Rotating the mattress (head to foot) one to three times annually helps maintain comfort and support. Pricier models are often heavy enough to keep them in place on their base thereby requiring little regular adjustment.
Easy to handle, lift, move B- B- C D
Mattress weight ranges 30-150+ pounds depending on model / size with average being about 92 lbs. Thicker, higher-density models weigh more than thinner, lower-density ones. Handles / grips are not common.
TOTAL RATING C+ B- B- C+
  VERY LOW Priced
($465 avg)
Low Priced
($860 avg)
MODEST Priced
($1400 avg)
High Priced
($2000 avg)

Memory Foam Mattress Material / Construction Ratings

Ratings show how the specifications of memory foam mattresses compare to those of the average mattress.

  VERY LOW Priced
($465 avg)
Low Priced
($860 avg)
MODEST Priced
($1400 avg)
High Priced
($2000 avg)
Cover C- C+ B B+
Cover sophistication / quality tends to increase with mattress price. More sophisticated covers tend to help with managing moisture and heat retention.
Top layer C+ C+ B A-
The top layer is mainly responsible for relieving pressure and providing comfort. Density and or thickness tend to increase at least somewhat with mattress price. The top layer can consist of memory foam or regular foam.
Middle layer C B- B A-
The middle or transition layer helps to provide additional comfort and support. Some models may not have a middle layer. Middle layer density and or thickness tend to increase at least somewhat with mattress price. The middle layer can consist of memory foam or regular foam, straight sheet or convoluted.
Base layer C C+ B B+
The base layer provides main support and consists of regular foam. This layer tends to get thicker and or more dense as mattress price increases.
TOTAL RATING C C+ B B+

Memory Foam Mattress Brands: Ratings and Comparisons

The tables below include the more popular or established memory foam mattresses arranged by price and then alphabetically. Select a mattress for a full ratings report.

VERY LOW PRICED

  COMFORT DREAMS SIGNATURE SLEEP ZINUS
Model Select A Firmness 11 & 14 inch all memory foam models all memory foam models
Owner Satisfaction (sample) 80% (996) 78% (1219) 80% (1549)
Price (twin to king) $250 to $550 $100 to $450 $100 to $450
Total Thickness 11", 14" 6", 8", 10", 12" 6", 8", 10", 12"
Memory Foam Location* top top top
Memory Foam Thickness 1" to 6" 1.5" to 4" 1" to 3.5"
Memory Foam Density** 2.5, 3 lb/ft 3 lb/ft 3 lb/ft
Firmness med, med-firm, firm med-firm to firm med or med-firm
Distinctive Trait choice of 3 firmness levels strong value ultra value
SLTD Rating*** C+ C+ B-
In Stores and or Online online online mostly online
Return Policy Length/ Fees no returns 30-90 max, 0 min / no varies by retailer
Where Made China China China
Warranty 5 yrs 10 yrs 10-15 yrs


LOW PRICED

  CASPER LAYLA LEESA LULL NECTAR
Model Essential & Casper Layla Leesa Lull Nectar
Owner Satisfaction (sample) 78% (321) 81% (83) 78% (243) 78% (88) 77% (121)
Price (twin to king) $350 to $1195 $400 to $900 $445 to $1045 $500 to $900 $400 to $900
Total Thickness 8.5", 10" 10" 10" 10" 11"
Memory Foam Location* middle top middle top top
Memory Foam Thickness 1.5" 1" and 3" 2" 1.5" 3.5"
Memory Foam Density** 3.5 lb/ft 3.5 lb/ft 3 lb/ft 3.5 lb/ft (est.) 3.5, 4 lb/ft
Firmness med and med-firm med-soft on side 1, firm on side 2 med to med-firm med-firm to firm med-firm
Distinctive Trait a leading online brand 2 sided / 2 firm- ness at West Elm limited initial odor Tencel cover
SLTD Rating*** B- B- B- B- C
In Stores and or Online online, some stores online online, West Elm stores online online
Return Policy Length/ Fees 100 days, 0 min / no 120 max, 14 min / no 100 days, 0 min / no 100 days, 0 min / no 365 days, 0 min / no
Where Made mostly USA mostly USA USA China and USA China
Warranty 10 yrs lifetime 10 yrs 10 yrs lifetime

 

MODEST PRICED

  AMERI- SLEEP CASPER LOOM & LEAF NOVOS- BED
Model all Wave Loom & Leaf Novosbed
Owner Satisfaction (sample) 78% (81) 78% (37) 81% (71) 82% (78)
Price (twin to king) $750 to $2200 $1250 to $2750 $750 to $1500 $800 to $1200
Total Thickness 10", 12", 14" 11.5" 12" 11"
Memory Foam Location* top middle top top
Memory Foam Thickness 2" to 4" 1.5" 4.5" 4" to 5"
Memory Foam Density (lbs/ft)** 4 lb/ft 3 lb/ft (est.) 4, 5 lb/ft 3.7 to 5 lb/ft
Firmness med-soft, med, med-firm, firm med-firm to firm med-firm and firm med-soft, med-firm, firm
Distinctive Trait Celliant cover a leading online brand gel cooling panel comfort adjust system
SLTD Rating*** B- B- B- B
In Stores and or Online online online, some stores online online
Return Policy Length/ Fees 100 max, 30 min / no 100 days, 0 min / no 120 days, 0 min / yes 120 max, 60 min / no
Where Made USA mostly USA USA North America
Warranty 20 yrs 10 yrs 15 yrs 15 yrs

 

HIGH PRICED

  SEALY MEMORY FOAM SERTA ICOMFORT TEMPUR- PEDIC
Model Performance and Premium models all memory foam models (not iComfort hybrid models) all (non-hybrid) Contour, Cloud, Adapt models
Owner Satisfaction (sample) 76% (139) 74% (545) 81% (1902)
Price (twin to king) $1100 to $3000 $1100 to $3200 $1700 to $4500+
Total Thickness 10.5" to 13.5" 11" to 13.5" 11" to 15"
Memory Foam Location* top top top
Memory Foam Thickness 2.5" to 5" 2" to 5" 3" to 7"
Memory Foam Density** 4 lb/ft (est.) 3 to 5 lb/ft (est.) 3 to 7 lb/ft (est.)
Firmness med, med-firm, firm med, med-firm, firm x-soft, soft, med, med-firm, firm
Distinctive Trait top to bottom gel infused foam main Tempur Pedic competitor often widely available
SLTD Rating*** C+ C+ B-
In Stores and or Online stores, online stores, online stores, online
Return Policy Length/ Fees varies by retailer 120 max, 30 min / varies often 90+ max, 30 min / yes
Where Made USA USA USA
Warranty 10 yrs 10 yrs 10 yrs


* Memory Foam Location.
A mattress with memory foam at the top will often be somewhat more conforming / adaptive than mattresses with memory foam in the middle. Also, memory foam in the top tends to increase heat retention and difficulty of body movement somewhat. In other words, a mattress with memory foam in the middle will tend to have more conventional characteristics than those with memory foam in the top.

** Memory Foam Density. Denser memory foam (4+ lb/ft) tends to be more conforming while also being more likely to retain heat and limit ease of body movement. See memory foam density comparison for details.

*** SLTD Rating. This is Sleep Like The Dead's overall rating of a mattress and the company that makes it based on over 20 factors.

What Is A Memory Foam Mattress

A memory foam mattress is often defined as a mattress that has at least 1.5 inches of memory foam over at least five inches of support / base foam. A mattress with at least 1.5 inches of memory foam over material other than foam is not considered a memory foam mattress. For example, a mattress with memory foam over springs is considered a hybrid mattress.

What Makes A Memory Foam Mattress Different

Two characteristics most distinguish memory foam mattresses from other mattress types: conforming ability and motion isolation.

Conforming Ability

Memory foam mattresses perform significantly better than the average mattress in regard to conforming ability. A conforming mattress molds and contours to one's body, minimizing or eliminating gaps between the person and the mattress.

memory foam mattress conforming comparison

Conforming ability has pros and cons:

Conforming Ability PROS Conforming Ability CONS
A person's weight is distributed about equally on the mattress (especially for average and large sized people) which often results in minimized pressure points.

A cradling, cloud-like sensation is more likely to be experienced on a conforming mattress.

A person's lower back tends to receive relatively high support thereby minimizing or preventing back pain.
A person often sleeps comparatively low on memory foam because its conforming ability allows the sleeper to sink in to some extent.

This can result in less airflow which for some people contributes to an uncomfortable amount of heat retention.

Sleeping low will also tend to provide at least some resistance to movement (changing positions, getting up).

Not all memory foam mattresses have the same conforming ability. Those with memory foam at the top of the mattresses tend to conform more than those with memory foam in the middle. Also, higher-density models tend to conform more strongly than lower-density models especially in cold room temperature – see the density comparison. Also, know that using a mattress protector may significantly reduce conforming ability.

More analysis: mattress pain relief.

Motion Isolation

Memory foam beds tend to perform better than other mattress types in regard to motion isolation. A mattress with good motion isolation absorbs movement as opposed to transferring it across the bed.

memory foam mattress motion isolation comparison

Motion isolation has pros and cons:

Motion Isolation PRO Motion Isolation CON
Tossing, turning, getting in and out of bed does not disturb another person allowing the mattress to be couple friendly in this regard. Good motion isolation tends to limit if not eliminate bounce / repeated rebounding. For some people, this negatively affects a bed's sex suitability.

More analysis: mattress motion isolation.


Owner Satisfaction

Memory foam mattresses compare favorably to other mattress types in owner satisfaction. (See the mattress type comparison for more on how memory foam compares to other mattress types.)

memory foam vs other bed types

Memory foam mattress owner satisfaction can differ somewhat depending on a person's size.

memory foam satisfaction by person size

Average-Sized People

Memory foam mattresses are best suited for the average sized, that is, people 130-230 pounds. Those with a body mass index of above 20 appear most likely to be satisfied.

Heavy People

Most owners 230+ pounds report suitable support and comfort. Memory foam mattress models with at least three inches of memory foam and at least 10 inches of total thickness appear to perform best for heavier people. (See mattress guide for large people.)

Light People

People under 130 pounds – especially side sleepers with a body mass index of 20 or lower – tend to be least satisfied with memory foam beds. This is especially true if the memory foam is at the top of the mattress as opposed to the middle; it is also especially true if the mattress is firm or the memory foam high density, that is, 4 lb/ft or higher. Light people may not exert enough pressure on the foam for it to contour adequately to the their bodies; excessive pressure points and or back pain may result. (See mattress guide for small people.)


Prices and Value

Prices for memory foam mattresses vary greatly – $200 to $4000+ (queen) for several reasons. The average queen is about $1370. Paying more for a memory foam mattress does not necessarily result in higher satisfaction as it tends to be similar across the price range.

memory foam mattress price comparison

High owner satisfaction combined with prices overall being no higher than average results in memory foam mattresses receiving "bang for the buck" praise from owners. (Tempur-Pedic is the most notable exception as it tends to receive fair to poor value ratings.)

memory foam mattress value comparison


Longevity and Durability

The lifespan of a memory foam mattress is on average about seven years with everyday use.

Length of Time Owners Keep Their Memory Foam Mattress

Compared to other mattress types

memory foam mattress lifespan comparison
* partial estimate.


Sagging and Body Impression Development

Memory foam gets its name from its ability to "remember" its original form and slowly return to it after being compressed. As the foam ages and wears, it will lose at least some of this resiliency or "memory." This can result in sagging and body impression development which are capable of undermining support and comfort.

Memory foam mattresses overall have fewer sagging / body impression complaints than most other mattress types, especially innerspring mattresses.

memory foam mattress sagging comparison
* estimated to be at least 1.5" depth
** partial estimate


Softening

Memory foam mattresses – especially firmer models – may become softer as they age and wear. Excessive softening can cause both a lack of support and comfort. Also, softening is often not well covered by memory foam mattress warranties.

memory foam softening comparison
* partial estimate

Memory Foam Mattress Price and Lifespan

Memory foam mattress lifespan somewhat correlates with price. However, as the chart below shows, for every additional $1000 spent there is only an increase in lifespan on average of about 1.5 years.



Memory Foam Mattress Warranties

Warranties for memory foam mattresses often have lengths of 5, 10 or 20 years. The more expensive memory foam mattresses do not necessarily come with longer / better warranties.

Warranty Length and Mattress Lifespan

Owner experience data shows that with regular everyday use, mattresses generally do not last the length of their warranties.

Non-Prorated Periods

Non-prorated means there is no cost to the consumer to repair or replace a defective mattress, not including transport. For 5- and 10-year warranties, the entire period is often non-prorated, while the 20-year warranties often have only the first 10 years non-prorated.

Sagging Depth

"Sagging depth" refers to how much (in inches) a mattress must compress / sag before warranty coverage engages; the smaller the number, the better the coverage. Most memory foam beds have similar sagging coverage.

Softening

As memory foam mattresses age and wear, they will tend to soften to some degree. This is considered normal and is not covered under warranty. Memory foam mattress warranties, however, may cover an abnormal increase in softening. But unlike sagging, such softening is not defined which appears to result in few claims related to softening being approved. This is a potential weakness of the warranties as softening can be just as common and troublesome as sagging.


Memory Foam Off Gassing Odor

Memory foam mattresses (or any mattress that contains a significant amount of memory foam) tend to off gas more often and more strongly than other mattress types. Off gassing (or out gassing) refers to a chemical-like or musty odor or gas that a mattress may give off when it is new due to its composition and packaging.

memory foam off gassing comparison

About 12% of memory foam mattress owners report significant off gassing. And as many as 2% of owners return their mattress due to off gassing odor concerns. Overall, however, memory foam off gassing is a problem that is becoming less common.

Off Gassing Odor Reported by Memory Foam Mattress Owners

off gassing severity reported

Length of Off Gassing Period Reported by Memory Foam Mattress Owners

off gassing period length reported

Some owners report walking (safely) on their new memory foam bed to speed up the off gassing process. Or people sometimes deal with off gassing by putting the mattress in a spare room, covered patio or garage until the odor has mostly diminished.

Unhealthy?

Off gassing is usually just an annoying odor to those who notice it.

Some owners, however, report feeling ill from it. Reports of headaches, nausea, eye and throat irritation, sweating, sleeplessness and asthma resulting from off gassing occur in about 1.5% of owner experiences. The illness diminishes when the off gassing diminishes or when the person avoids being in the same room with the mattress during the off gassing period.

In regard to off gassing being a long-term health threat, such as a cancer risk, there is currently no credible study or evidence showing this to be the case.

Memory Foam Thickness

Mattresses that have at least two inches of memory foam are more likely to off gas than those with two inches or less of the material.

high vs low density foam off gassing

Domestic vs Imported

Many consumers believe that American-made memory foam off gasses less (and is therefore safer / healthier) than imported foam, namely foam from China. Our research based on actual consumer experiences shows the opposite: Domestically made memory foam has more off gassing reports than foreign-made foam.

domestic vs imported foam off gassing

High Density vs Low Density

The fact that U.S. made memory foam has more off gassing reports than foreign-made foam may possibly be explained, at least in part, by foam density. Higher density foam usually off gasses more than less dense foam. And higher density foam tends to be produced domestically, while less dense foam is often foreign made.

high vs low density foam off gassing


Sleeping Hot / Heat Retention

About 9% of memory foam bed owners say that their bed significantly retains heat and, as a result, sleeps hot. The problem can result in sweating, restlessness and poor sleep quality.

An additional 15% of owners report that their mattress sleeps warm, but usually not to an uncomfortable extent. Put positively, most memory foam bed owners most of the time experience no heat-related problems.

Gel Memory Foam and heat

Many memory foam mattresses to have at least one layer of gel memory foam – foam that is infused with tiny gel beads. This material is touted to sleep cool longer than regular memory foam of similar density.

And based on our collected consumer experience data it does reduce sleeping hot complaints by about one-third. Some consumers, however, report no meaningful heat relief from gel foam.

sleeping hot gel foam

The amount and placement of gel foam in a mattress also seems to be a factor. Beds with two inches or more of gel foam, especially at the top of the mattress, tend to sleep cool longer than those beds with less than two inches.

2 inches gel foam vs less

Memory Foam Density and heat

Density can and often does differ by memory foam mattress brand or model. Those with higher density foam tend to have at least twice the number of sleeping hot complaints than those with lower-density foam.

High foam density may restrict air circulation due to its higher density which can cause the mattress to heat trap. Also, higher density foam is often more sensitive to temperature and weight than is lower density foam. This can mean that a person sinks somewhat more into higher density foam resulting in less air circulation around one's body.

density sleeping hot comparison

Memory Foam Softness and heat

Memory foam mattresses with soft firmness tend to be more likely to sleep hot than firmer varieties. This appears to be due to the fact that a person sinks in more to a soft mattress and therefore has less air circulation to cool them. Heavy people tend to sink in the furthest.

firmness sleeping hot comparison

More analysis: mattress heat retention.


Temperature Sensitivity

Memory foam tends to be firmer (more viscous) in cooler temperatures and softer (more elastic) in warmer temperatures.

  Memory Foam Characteristic Result
Cool room temperature (below 68º) Mattress will feel firm and solid. As body heat warms the foam it will soften under your body and you will slowly sink in. The surrounding foam not in contact with your body will remain at least somewhat firm. Changing positions and getting up off the bed can be somewhat difficult.
Warm room temperature (above 80º) Mattress will feel at least somewhat soft and squishy. Your body will quickly and easily sink into the foam, perhaps far into it. Getting up off the bed may be somewhat difficult.
Normal room temperature (68-80º) You will not tend to be surrounded by firm foam (as in colder temperature) or sink far into the foam (as in hotter temperature). The mattress will tend to feel more conventional.

Keep in mind that low-density memory foam is often less temperature sensitive than high-density memory foam. As a result, low-density memory foam retains a more consistent feel and firmness regardless of temperature than high density. (Learn more about high- vs low-density memory foam.)

Memory foam is the most temperature sensitive type of mattress.

memory foam temperature sensitive


Break-In Period Length

Memory foam mattresses – especially those that are high density such as several Tempur-Pedic models – may have a longer than average break-in period. Side sleepers tend to report the most break-in related discomfort.

Some owners use a soft topper until their mattress breaks in. And others report walking (safely) on their mattress to speed up the break-in process.

break in period chart


Suitability For Sex

Opinions vary, but most memory foam mattress owners say their bed is acceptable for romance. On this issue, comfort is the reported top advantage of memory foam, while lack of bounce is the main disadvantage. Learn more: Sex and mattresses comparison.

love making memory foam bed chart


Mold and Mildew

Mold and mildew development on memory foam mattresses is an issue that receives significant publicity. Our collected owner experience data shows, however, that no more than .3% of memory foam mattress owners report a mold / mildew problem.

It should be noted that mold / mildew does not always make its presence easily known. Consequently, a number of owners may unknowingly have a mattress with mold / mildew.

Mold / mildew development is more likely to occur in high humidity climates. Owner experience data suggests that development often takes place underneath the mattress especially if a foundation is used that provides limited ventilation, such as a platform. A slat foundation, by contrast, allows more airflow which perhaps reduces potential for development. In addition, a waterproof mattress protector is effective at keeping the mattress dry and mold / mildew free.


Electric Blanket / Pad Use With Memory Foam Bed

Using an electric blanket or electric mattress pad with a memory foam bed can reduce the bed's comfort and pain-relief potential. Due to the temperature sensitivity of memory foam, having a heat source on the bed other than your body can undermine the foam's ability to react to your body and conform to its shape.

If an electric blanket or heating pad are used, then heating should be limited to when you first get into bed. And the setting should be on low or medium heat, not high.

Some claim that the heat produced by electric blankets and electric pads can damage memory foam. We have found no owner experience data to confirm this.


Mattress Protector Use With Memory Foam Bed

A mattress protector can protect a memory foam mattress against dust mites, bacteria, sweat, urine and fluids. Using a protector can be wise because the dirtying / soiling of a mattress will often void its warranty or its eligibility to be returned.

The use of a protector, however, often reduces the ability of memory foam to conform to one's body and minimize pressure points.

mattress protector comparison


Memory Foam Mattresses vs Memory Foam Toppers

A memory foam topper placed on an existing mattress can provide some of the benefits and downsides of a memory foam mattress. See memory foam topper ratings based on 29,000+ consumer experiences.

  Memory Foam Mattresses Memory Foam Toppers
Price $$ to $$$$$ $ to $$
Motion Isolation high low to medium
Conforming Ability medium to high medium
Heat Trap Potential medium to high medium
Off Gassing Potential medium to high medium
Easy To Move On mostly fair good to fair

Memory Foam Density

Memory foam is available in different densities. Foam density often determines many mattress characteristics. See memory foam density: higher vs lower for a complete analysis and comparison based on actual consumer experiences.


Memory Foam Mattress Foundations and Frames

The use of a proper foundation and frame can make a difference in both the comfort and lifespan of a mattresses. Also, be aware of the foundation and frame requirements of the specific memory foam mattress that you purchase because an improper foundation and or frame can void the mattress warranty.

Foundation: Most memory foam mattresses are designed to work on a firm, solid-surface, non-spring foundation with no surface irregularities. A box spring (springs contained in a box-like frame) may not properly support the mattress and thus undermine the contouring and molding ability of the foam as well as motion isolation. A medium-density fiberboard (MDF) foundation, platform bed, or slat foundation is often preferred.

Frame: A proper bed frame – one with center support and six or more legs – provides sturdy support for both the mattress and foundation.

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