Twin 38’’ x 75” Twin Long 38” x 80” Full 53” x 75” Full long 53” x 80” Queen 60” x 80” King 76” X 80” California King 72” x 84”

Restwell Mattress does not use any chemically added flame retardants to our mattresses. We instead use a natural material made from cellulose (wood by-products) that, because of its structure, has natural flame-resistant qualities. It allows us to make mattresses that do not have to be sprayed or coated with any chemical additives as flame retardants.

Restwell can deliver your new mattress purchase in the Twin Cities metro area. Set up and haul-away is also available. Please call or stop into a store with any pricing and proximity questions.

Restwell accepts Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, and Cash. We will accept personal checks for merchandise that will be picked up at a later time or delivered. We cannot accept checks for any merchandise that leaves the store.

We do not accept any returns because of the nature of beds and we only sell new mattresses that we make. All of our adjustable bed bases are not returnable, but our premium line of mattresses, although not returnable, do qualify for our 120-night sleep policy.

If you get a mattress home and give it a try, but it is too soft or too firm, Restwell gives you 4 months to try a mattress to decide if it's perfect. If it's not, you can re-select your premium mattress at no charge (other than any upcharge on a more expensive mattress) and associated transportation charges. Restwell's delivery service is available for a fee. Not all models qualify for this policy, call or stop into a store for a full explanation.

Flipping and turning a mattress is a great way to extend the life of an innerspring mattress. A double-sided Restwell mattress will last longer and be comfortable longer than a one-sided name-brand mattress. If you just rotate your innerspring mattress (head to foot), once a year, and flip it over once a year, you will need to buy fewer mattresses.

CertiPUR-US@ is a certification program administered by a not-for-profit organization. CertiPUR-US certified foams are: Made without ozone depleters. Made without PBDEs, TDCPP or TCEP ("Tris") flame retardants Made without mercury, lead, and other heavy metals Made without formaldehyde Made without phthalates regulated by the Consumer Product Safety Commission Low VOC (Volatile Organic Compound) emissions for indoor air quality (less than 0.5 parts per million) All of the flexible Polyurethane foams that Restwell uses are Certi-PUR certified and meet these rigorous standards.

Equipped with Supportive AirTM technology. SereneTM foam contains billions of microscopic air capsules acting to enhance the foam's support properties while reducing pressure on critical areas of the body in bedding applications. Designed to combine the best attributes of viscoelastic and conventional foams, its active response (immediate reaction) gives it a different feel than memory foam.

Avena foam has a "Latex type" feel, but since it doesn't rely on rubber trees for its production, it can be made at less cost. While maintaining the desirable qualities of latex (support, longevity, cooler-sleep), It eliminates the possibility of latex allergic sensitivities. Restwell’s Avena foam incorporates outlast and active air (ventilated technology) for additional cooling characteristics.

Tranquility foam is a super-soft foam that has great breathability (more than 2 times other high airflow products on the market. It is soft, breathable, resilient, and supportive.

Memory foam is a slow recovery, open-cell visco-elastic foam that responds to body weight and temperature. Isotonic memory foam self-adjusts to the body's individual contours to reduce pressure on sensitive areas of the body. It's the ultimate comfort material that reduces tossing and turning, giving you the ability to have a more healthful and restorative night's sleep.

The perimeter of coils that form Power Edge at Bonnell is 20% firmer than traditional Bonnell coils, for a more supportive feel at the edge of the bed. Bonnell coils have been proven to be resilient, durable, and long-lasting for many, many years.

The open-end, offset coils of Lura-Flex@ create an ergonomic design that's ultra-responsive. With its light gauge, flexible steel, and its very high number of coils, it can be contouring and comfortable while being strong and durable. It offers: Greater support that conforms to individual body shapes. Consistent coverage across the entire surface of the mattress. Coils are durable and long-lasting, so they don't take a body impression.

If you're shopping for a new mattress and you have lost track of the age of it, it may be time for a new set! If your box spring is damaged or broken or over 8 years old it's a good idea to buy the new mattress and box spring together.

Body impressions are very normal to see in a mattress after sleeping in it after some time and are different than a sagging mattress. Padding material settles, and people have different weights and shapes and sleep in many different ways, (and animals that may nap on a bed as well). Flipping and rotating your mattress may make this happen less or later, but it will happen to some degree in every mattress.

If you can't get a queen box spring upstairs or around a corner, you can buy a split box spring that comes in two pieces, (like a king box). We also make split full box springs for unusually small areas, (split full box springs are foundations).

Adjustable beds are quickly becoming the norm in bedrooms all over. The ability to raise the head and feet easily offers a more relaxed, comfortable sleep while having additional benefits. Watching TV, reading, working on a laptop or tablet, are all things people do in bed, and all are better in an adjustable bed. Sleeping with the head or foot elevated can also offer great medical benefits.

We can make a mattress in (almost) any dimensions that you give us. RV campers, houseboats, and waterbeds are just some of the applications we've made custom-sized mattresses for.

Active response foams react immediately to your movement springing back, whereas a memory foam (slow recovery foam) takes its time.