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How much should you invest in better sleep?

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Getting better sleep is one of the most important investments you can make. When it comes to any investment, you need to know two things: how much the investment is going to cost and whether you will receive value for money.

The costs of better sleep

Once you have thought about how much quality sleep is worth to you, it’s time to look at how you can invest in better sleep. There are things you can that simply require a change of lifestyle habits. These include, for example, creating a regular sleep schedule, eating healthy and exercising.

Then, there are things that will require a monetary investment. Examples include blackout shades, a sleeping mask, ear plugs, better sheets, better pillows, a sound maker, a gym membership or even an oil diffuser. However, the most important and likely the most expensive purchase is going to be your mattress.

The quality of a mattress is important for the body to stay properly aligned during sleep. Beyond alignment, a mattress with proper comfort layers helps to relieve pressure points and conform to your body, thus helping reduce pain and making it easier to get comfortable. Lastly, a good quality mattress will maintain its functionality allowing it to last for many years, which offers more of a return on investment for the owner.

What’s the difference between a cheap mattress and an expensive one?

Cheaper mattresses:

  • Offer less support, durability and overall comfort
  • Less development in research and development in mattress technologies
  • Manufacturers might use lower quality materials

Higher priced mattresses:

  • Comfort layers are added for ultimate comfort
  • Research and development are at the forefront of mattress design
  • Better design and high quality materials are used for durability and lasting comfort

When a mattress is made well and works properly, the returns justify the investment.

Selecting the right mattress will take some time and effort. First, you have to find a reputable manufacturer that makes quality mattresses. Then, you need to find the right mattress out of the line-up which meets your specific needs and budget. This will likely require visiting the mattress store, talking with a sales representative, and trying out various options. We’ve also developed the handy Sealy Mattress Selector that helps identify which mattress type best suits your sleep style.

Taking time with this decision is wise as it will pay you back for years to come.

 

 

Tips for testing a new mattress in-store

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If you’re considering buying a new mattress, it can be easy to feel overwhelmed by choice. We recommend starting with our Mattress Selector, which is designed to provide you with tailored suggestions based on information related to your sleep and lifestyle. Once you know the type of mattress suitable for you, find your nearest approved Sealy retailer and try it in person.

Below are some of our top tips for testing out a mattress in-store:

Know your sleep habits

Take a moment beforehand to think about your sleep habits and what you’d like to improve about your current mattress. Consider these questions:

  • Are you a side sleeper or do you usually sleep on your back?
  • Do you know what type of mattress you’re currently sleeping on?
  • Has it simply become too old, worn out and saggy?
  • Does it have the right comfort level for you?
  • Are you constantly waking up with back pain?

Make yourself comfortable

Wear loose-fitting clothing that will allow you to move around comfortably. If you’re buying a new mattress with a partner, it will be important for both of you to test out the options. Feel free to take your favourite pillow with you so that you’re able to replicate your normal sleeping environment.

Take your time testing a new mattress

The only way to be sure about which mattress is right for you is to spend time on it. Don’t be shy about trying each one to get a feel for the differences. Take your shoes off and spend about 15 minutes lying on each mattress in your normal sleeping position, until you find the one you’re sure you’ll be happy with. Don’t rush, as the purchase ought to be one for the long-term.

Shop around for a bargain

If you visit different retailers, the specific models might not be an exact match, but you can compare prices by taking note of the mattress specs and model range. Sealy retailers choose their own bed names, so when you shop at different stores, the names will be different. Browse the Sealy website to view the full range from which retailers choose certain models to sell.

Shop around to find the best deal to fit your budget. Most importantly, think of your purchase as a valuable investment in yourself and your health because getting a good night’s sleep sets you up to tackle the challenges of everyday life with all the energy and enthusiasm you need.

Make sure it’s #ClearlyASealy

When shopping for your new Sealy, it is safest to make sure you are purchasing your bed from an Authorised Sealy Retailer, and you receive an official invoice. Remember, our list of authorised retailers are on the Sealy website. Click here to view a list of Sealy retailers. If the store you’re shopping at isn’t on this list, contact us to check if that store is in fact authorised to sell Sealy mattresses.

All Sealy mattresses come with a warranty, which will protect you in the unlikely event of a factory defect. Once you purchase your Sealy, register your warranty on our website. This is a good way to protect your investment. A warranty is your protection against defective workmanship – it is not a guarantee of product life or more important, of comfort life.

What does a Sealy warranty cover?

  • A factory guarantee repair or replacement period is against faulty workmanship and faulty materials, not extending to damage caused by normal wear and tear, abuse, misuse or negligence.
  • A service warranty period is the balance of the period outside of the guarantee period where the cost of repair or replacement is borne by the customer on a pro rata basis for the remainder of the service warranty period.

Now that you’ve learnt how to buy a new mattress, you’re ready to begin your search for a better night’s sleep! Find your nearest retailer today!

 

Firm or soft mattress – Which is best?

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Deciding between a firm mattress and a soft mattress is not such an easy task. It depends on personal preference and your unique sleep requirements.

Side sleepers are often more comfortable on mattresses that range from medium to plush. Back sleepers tend to gravitate towards firmer-feeling mattresses, while stomach sleepers usually favour a medium feel (not too firm, not too soft).

Consider a firmer mattress if you often feel overly warm at night. You may wish to look for mattresses that has climate control fabric that encourages breathability, like the mattresses in the Sealy Crown Jewel collection. Mattresses made with pure new wool have a natural ability to both warm and cool, helping you stay dry and relaxed at a comfortable temperature.

If the bed is intended for guests, consider a mattress that will suit a wide variety of sleepers. A medium to firm mattress is usually recommended in this case.

Firm or soft mattresses – use the Sealy Mattress Selector for guidance

The Sealy Mattress Selector helps take the guess work out of choosing a new mattress. Simply answer a few questions online and we will recommend the best mattress for your needs. Click here to get started.

Make sure it’s #ClearlyASealy

When shopping for your new Sealy, it is safest to make sure you are purchasing your bed from an Authorised Sealy Retailer, and you receive an official invoice. Remember, our list of authorised retailers are on the Sealy website. Click here to view a list of Sealy retailers. If the store you’re shopping at isn’t on this list, contact us to check if that store is in fact authorised to sell Sealy mattresses.

If you visit different stores testing out the various Sealy beds, the specific models might not be an exact match. Sealy retailers choose their own bed names, so when you shop at different stores, the names will be different. Browse the Sealy website to view the full range from which retailers choose certain models to sell.

All Sealy mattresses come with a warranty, which will protect you in the unlikely event of a factory defect. Once you purchase your Sealy, visit our website to register your warranty. This is a good way to protect your investment. A warranty is your protection against defective workmanship – it is not a guarantee of product life or more important, of comfort life.

 

 

Co-sleeping: Does your child sleep in the same bed as you?

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For many South African parents, sharing a bed with their growing children is a reality of economics rather than choice. However, co-sleeping and bed sharing is also a common practice in many cultures around the world because it encourages bonding and helps the children feel safe.

Although bed-sharing with babies is often controversial, with some paediatricians saying it increases the risk of suffocation, for many people it makes sense to sleep with their children for the first few years of their life. Co-sleeping with a baby can be easier for a breastfeeding mother, encourages skin-to-skin contact and can help to cement the emotional bond between the baby and parents.

Most experts advise that children should learn to sleep in their own beds between the ages of 5 and 8. However, there seems to be strong views for and against co-sleeping with older children. It’s important for families to understand the pros and cons and to ultimately make the decision that fits best with their financial reality and their family values.

The pros and cons of co-sleeping with older children

Pros

  • It encourages closeness and kids feel safe throughout the night
  • It reduces bedtime struggles
  • Could help foster higher self-esteem in children
  • Many cultures around the world view co-sleeping as totally natural

Cons

  • Children might struggle to fall asleep without a parent present
  • Differing bedtimes might mean interrupted sleep for everyone
  • Sleep quality might suffer if your child is an ‘active sleeper’
  • Less time or space for intimacy

Invest in a Sealy Singles for your growing child

If you feel that it’s time for your child to move into their own bed, you might place the bed in your room or move your child into their own room entirely. This will require some strategizing and planning from your side, to make sure your child is emotionally ready for the move.

The Sealy Singles range is designed for toddlers to teens, providing all the support and comfort they need for healthy growth and development. These mattresses are made with Allergen Protect fabric, keeping the mattress fresh, healthy and free from common allergens such as dust mites. Click here to find out more about the Sealy Singles range.

Co-sleeping – time for a bigger bed?

If you decide that co-sleeping is the answer for your family, a family-sized bed will give you all a little more room. Below are mattress measurements for each Sealy bed size:

  • Single – 915mm x 1880mm
  • Three Quarter – 1070mm x 1880mm
  • Double – 1370mm x 1880mm
  • Queen – 1520mm x 1880mm
  • King – 1830mm x 1880mm
  • Extra length (2000mm) is available on request

We have a list of approved Sealy retailers on our website. Click here to find your closest Sealy approved retailer.

Made by hand and proudly South African

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Spend a day at Sealy HQ and be prepared to be surprised. Even though Sealy’s mattresses are sold nationwide at hundreds of retailers, all our mattresses undergo stringent quality checks and are hand made with locally sourced materials. Attention is paid to the details; luxury is woven into every design choice and each bed is made right here in South Africa. We truly are a Proudly South African brand.

‘End-to-end attention’ is a hallmark that we pride ourselves on. Every detail — from design and research to prototypes and new product launches — is personally managed, influenced, quality checked and processed by the highly trained and precision-skilled hands of Sealy employees.

Proudly South African, made at scale

Sealy offers beds that range from entry-level to high-end luxury, and each one is hand-sewn on home soil. We see hand-made in South Africa as a badge of honour and we do our best to live up to our goal of making the highest quality Australian-made products at every price range,

Our materials are very much South African sourced, South African designed, South African hand-sewn, and tailored-for-you by South African employees.

The details are everything when it comes to Sealy beds. Our manufacturing plants produce the world’s best quality beds … We focus on the little particulars customers tend to notice, like labels being stitched on perfectly or what colour threads we use.

Design that raises the bar

Sealy’s Design and Innovation Team is well aware how maintaining a competitive advantage makes a difference to consumers. We know your bed will be part of your home for the next eight to 10 years, so we look at the trends and influences that drive interior design now and into the future. We believe that each time you change the sheets, the beautiful fabric covering the mattress makes a statement about the quality and care that go into making that mattress.

Much like retailers offer different fashion or accessory collections, the Sealy team works closely with buying teams to tailor their ranges: each retailer selects their new Sealy ‘look’ from a range of options, then Sealy crafts the collection including criteria such as design elements, colour, and accessories. Sealy retailers then choose their own bed names, so when you shop at different stores, the names will be different. Browse the Sealy website to view the full range from which retailers choose certain models to sell.

 

Sealy Mattress Selector: Choosing a new bed is easier than ever

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Choosing a new mattress can feel daunting. There are so many variables to consider – different comfort levels, most appropriate size, what material, and of course, price. The Sealy Mattress Selector helps take the guess work out of choosing a new mattress. Simply answer a few questions online and we will recommend the best mattress for your needs.

Considering you spend up to one third of your life sleeping and most mattresses usually last five to 10 years, it should be a decision made with careful consideration. At Sealy, we’re dedicated to helping our customers find their ultimate sleep companion in a Sealy bed. If it’s time to start shopping for a new bed, below are some of our top tips for helping you find the perfect mattress:

Research

Take some time to investigate the most popular sleep brands, checking out reviews and comments.

Know the different types of materials

It can seem pretty overwhelming trying to understand the different types of materials used to make beds.

  • Pocket sprung mattresses are made from layers of spring that provide support while offering even weight distribution. Some Sealy beds are made with individually wrapped springs, which help minimise partner disturbance.
  • Foam and memory foam mattresses mould to your body and have less transfer of movement.
  • Hybrid mattresses have a combination of both. The Sealy Hybrid Collection of gel memory foam mattresses offer the best of both worlds. The top half features either luxurious Coolsmart GEL Memory Foam or Dual-Flext Hybrid Foam layers with pressure reducing properties. The bottom half is made with conforming pocket spring support. Click here to find out more about the Sealy Hybrid Collection.

Plush, medium or firm

Plush mattresses are ultra soft and a good solution for people who sleep on their side. Medium comfort levels offer a lower level of softness than the plush, and is a good middle ground for people who don’t like their beds to be too soft or to firm. The firm comfort level is most rigid and is good for people who sleep on their front or back.

However, with that said, there is no hard rule around which mattresses suit specific sleep positions. It really comes down to personal preference, and it’s wise to test out different beds in-store if you’re not sure what comfort level you like best.

Shop online only if you know what you want

If you are sure of the comfort level and materials you like best, it is usually a safe option to shop online and have your bed delivered to your home. Shop in-store if you are unsure and you want to try lying down on the beds before making your purchase. Either way, take your time to make your decision, and always ask about the return policy.

Use the Sealy Mattress Selector as a guide

To help make your decision easier, the Sealy Mattress Selector helps us understand what’s most important to you when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep, and after analysing your answers, we provide a recommendation for a mattress based on your unique sleep profile. Click here to get started.

Make sure it’s #ClearlyASealy

When shopping for your new Sealy, it is safest to make sure you are purchasing your bed from an Authorised Sealy Retailer, and you receive an official invoice. Remember, our list of authorised retailers are on the Sealy website. Click here to view a list of Sealy retailers. If the store you’re shopping at isn’t on this list, contact us to check if that store is in fact authorised to sell Sealy mattresses.

If you visit different stores testing out the various Sealy beds, the specific models might not be an exact match. Sealy retailers choose their own bed names, so when you shop at different stores, the names will be different. Browse the Sealy website to view the full range from which retailers choose certain models to sell.

All Sealy mattresses come with a warranty, which will protect you in the unlikely event of a factory defect. Once you purchase your Sealy, visit our website to register your warranty. This is a good way to protect your investment. A warranty is your protection against defective workmanship – it is not a guarantee of product life or more important, of comfort life.

 

 

 

How to minimise partner disturbance

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Partner Disturbance. This is a concept sleep scientists puzzled over for a long time – how to make sure the person you share a bed with doesn’t interrupt your sleep with their night-time antics. At Sealy, we have a few solutions for you. Keep reading to find out more.

What is partner disturbance?

If both you and your partner sleep well and move normally during sleep, it’s unlikely that movement will wake you. However, if your or your partner are uncomfortable then there can be excessive movement which can cause partner disturbance. Some of the most common causes of excessive movement during sleep are:

  • Tossing and turning because of an uncomfortable mattress or body pains
  • Back aches and pain
  • Breathing issues
  • Temperature too hot or too cold
  • Poor mattress design

There could be many other factors contributing to partner disturbance, such as snoring or even differing schedules (one person wakes or goes to sleep much later than the other). Selecting the right mattress is one of the best things you can do to improve your sleep.

Mattresses with Pocket-Spring Technology

Mattresses with multi-zone pocket springs are a good choice to eliminate partner disturbance. The springs are individually wrapped and not linked, which minimises movement across the mattress when your partner moves. Each spring has individual freedom of movement, and each pocket spring conforms to the shape of your body.

Most Sealy ranges feature a pocket-spring option. The Sealy la différence mattress range features the PostureTech PRO encased Coil-in-Coil inner spring system which adapts constantly and subtly to your weight and body shape as you move in your sleep. While this doesn’t eliminate partner disturbance, it does minimise it greatly. Click here to find out more about the la différence mattress range.

Invest in two separate mattresses

Another way to minimise partner disturbance is to invest in two different mattresse and put them together. This is a popular option for customer’s who purchase Sealy Posturematic adjustable beds. This range considers that everybody is unique and has different sleeping positions.

The Sealy Posturematic Adjustable Power Base comes with a wireless remote, the option to programme custom positions as well as pre-set TV and zero-gravity positions. Other features of this world-class bed include a powerlift motor with a 270kg lifting capacity, LCD clock, alarm function, flashlight, indirect lighting, free-fall design safety feature, and a dual, variable-intensity massage function.

A big enough mattress

A bigger bed will also minimise partner disturbance. If your room is big enough, a king size bed would give you the space to move around freely with a smaller chance of waking disturbing your partner.

Below are mattress measurements for different Sealy beds:

  • Single – 915mm x 1880mm
  • Three Quarter – 1070mm x 1880mm
  • Double – 1370mm x 1880mm
  • Queen – 1520mm x 1880mm
  • King – 1830mm x 1880mm
  • Extra length (2000mm) is available on request

Find the perfect Sealy mattress

Choosing the right mattress could mean the difference between waking up feeling exhausted with body aches, or totally refreshed and ready to conquer the challenges of the day ahead. A good mattress should last at least eight years, so think about this as an investment in your health and take the time to find the right mattress.

To help make your decision easier, we’ve developed a Mattress Selector to discover what’s most important to you when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep and provide a recommendation for a mattress based on your unique sleep profile. You simply answer a few questions about your sleep habits, and we then recommend a selection of Sealy’s that best suit your needs. Click here to get started with the Sealy Mattress Selector.

 

 

The Sealy Effect for Paralympic Athlete Jonathan Ntutu

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‘Rest is almost as important as the physical training I do in the track and gym.’

This is what Jonathan Ntutu, South African Paralympic Athlete, told us when we asked him what he does for self-care. He says when he’s not training, he gets as much rest as possible. That’s speaking Sealy language!

We are passionate believers in the Sealy Effect, which explains how good sleep can spill over into other areas of your life, like relationships, physical performance, productivity and health. This is why we were proud to sponsor Jonathan with a Sealy sleep system designed to help him get the best quality sleep. We gifted Jonathan with a Sealy la différence bed, a Sealy MyGel pillow, a Sealy Natural Latex Pillow and a Sealy mattress protector.

The Sealy Effect on athletic performance

‘Our new Sealy la différence bed has made a true difference in the amount of rest I get. I previously slept as much as I could during the night and didn’t feel like I was rested. With our new Sealy bed, I get more than 8 hours and truly proper rest,’ says Jonathan.

‘Proper sleep is one of the most important aspect of getting a good cycle of training. If you don’t sleep well, you will not perform well in training or in competition.’

As a professional athlete from a young age, Jonathan knows what he’s speaking about. Sleep is essential for overall health and wellbeing. Several studies of professional athletes have shown that good quality sleep improves accuracy and increases reaction times. Adequate sleep before a competition is likely to encourage top performance.

Get to know Paralympic Athlete Jonathan Ntutu

Jonathan is off to the Tokyo Paralympic Games this year and his ambition is to win Gold in the men’s 100m T12 so he can complete his Paralympic medal set.  Jonathan has competed at three Summer Paralympic Games, first in 2004, then in Beijing in 2008; winning bronze in London in 2012 and silver in Rio in 2016. He has also been hugely successful at four World Championships, coming home with three silvers and two bronze medals.

Born in Gugulethu in 1986, Jonathan was born with a congenital complication that left him visually impaired; though he is not blind. He was unable to cope in mainstream education and his parents, who struggled financially, ensured that his needs were catered for by enrolling him in the Athlone School for the Blind.

This is where Jonathan began to shine. At a young age he showed an aptitude for sprinting, and he soon started training at the Vygieskraal Stadium in Athlone. He was selected to represent South Africa in Athens in 2004 at the Paralympic Games. He continued his climb as one of South Africa’s elite Parlympic athletes, winning medals throughout the years.

 Good luck to our athletes at this year’s Paralympic games!

The Sealy Team wishes all our Paralympians the best of luck for this the Tokyo Paralympic Games! Your dedication is truly inspiring, and this is your time to shine. South Africa is behind you!

Is it time to get a new bed?

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There are many factors that impact a good night’s sleep, but a good mattress makes a big difference in a restorative night’s sleep or a poor night’s sleep that leaves you grumpy and fatigued. If you’re not sure if it’s time to get a new bed, keep reading for our top seven signs.

The top 7 signs you need a new bed

  1. Your mattress is more than seven years old. The Sleep Foundation recommends replacing your mattress every six to 10 years. This is a general guideline – most Sealy mattresses easily last longer than 10 years. Keep reading the tips below to help determine if you need a new mattress. However, it’s also important to note that Sealy is dedicated to sleep research, so if your bed is almost a decade old, there’s a good chance that you could be missing our on the latest sleep technology used in our latest range of mattresses.
  2. If you wake up feeling tired with aches and pains, it could mean your mattresses is no longer supporting your body the way it should.
  3. The bed is making more noise than usual – the springs are squeaking or the bed’s foundation is creaking.
  4. There are visible signs of wear and tear, like a spring sticking out of the mattress.
  5. There is a noticeable sag in the middle of the bed. We call it ‘taco bed’, and it causes you to roll into the middle of the bed. This might not be a problem if you sleep alone, but could be irritating if you sleep with a partner.
  6. Your allergies are worse than normal. It’s gross but true – you shed skin cells during the night and dust mites feed on them. Dust mites cause allergies. You should protect your mattress with a mattress protector and also clean it at least once a year. If your bed is really old though, it might be time to get a new bed.
  7. Your life circumstances have changed. Maybe you share a bed with a partner now, maybe your kids sleep in the bed with you, maybe you’ve gained weight, or you have body ailments you never had before. A lot can happen in 10 years, make sure your mattress changes with you.

Try out our handy online guide for choosing a new bed

Choosing a new mattress is a big investment and it’s not a decision you make without careful consideration. To help make your decision easier, we’ve developed a Mattress Selector tool to discover what’s most important to you when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep, and provide a recommendation for a mattress based on your unique sleep profile.

Click here to get started with our Mattress Selector Q&A to find the best Sealy for you.

When you buy a new Sealy, make sure it’s #ClearlyASealy

When shopping for your new Sealy, it is safest to make sure you are purchasing your bed from an Authorised Sealy Retailer, and you receive an official invoice. Remember, our list of authorised retailers are on the Sealy website. Click here to view a list of Sealy retailers. If the store you’re shopping at isn’t on this list, contact us to check if that store is in fact authorised to sell Sealy mattresses.

All Sealy mattresses come with a warranty, which will protect you in the unlikely event of a factory defect. Once you purchase your Sealy, visit our website to register your warranty. This is a good way to protect your investment. A warranty is your protection against defective workmanship – it is not a guarantee of product life or more important, of comfort life.

 

Shopping for a new mattress? Read these 5 tips

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It may sound dramatic, but purchasing a new mattress is one of the most critical choices you can make. Why? Because it plays a fundamental role in your physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing

It’s the Sealy Effect — people who sleep on a high-quality and comfortable mattress report improved, continued, and painless sleep. Subsequently, it reduces the possibility of developing certain diseases such as diabetes, strokes, high blood pressure, depression, and other afflictions.

But how to know what mattress is tailor-made for your needs? Take a look at the following tips

01. Understand your sleep needs before buying a new mattress

Seeking the universally perfect mattress is an exercise in futility because it does not exist. Instead, it would be best if you analysed yourself and your needs.

Evaluate your sleeping patterns and health concerns. Do you overheat quickly? Are you concerned about lower back pain or your knees? Do you sleep on your side, back, or stomach? All of these are fundamental aspects to consider beforehand and can help you navigate through mattresses options.

To help make your decision easier, we’ve developed a Mattress Selector to discover what’s most important to you when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep, and provide a recommendation for a mattress based on your unique sleep profile. Click here to find out what Sealy suits you best.

02. Understand how mattresses work

After understanding your sleep patterns, the next step in your new mattress purchase journey is to research structure and materials. Each of them provides different benefits that may align with what your body needs.

For example, most high-quality mattresses nowadays have three types of constructions—foam that allows you to sink into it, innerspring providing solid support for the body, and a hybrid between both. Likewise, many options feature cooling technologies to combat the heat or orthopaedic support to relieve pressure in certain areas.

03. Quality and comfort should be your priority

Budget concerns are near impossible to ignore, but it is worth investing in a good quality mattress, focussing on quality and comfort instead. Why? Keep in mind that people sleep for approximately one third of their day, and a mattress’ lifetime is around 10 years. As such, in total, you will spend approximately three years of your life on the mattress you choose. Nearly one-third of your next decade.

Remember the Sealy Effect—investing in a good mattress is investing in your wellbeing.

04. Buying online? Take note of trial periods and return policies

The days of having to make in-store purchases are long gone, and nowadays, buying a mattress can be a 100% online deal. However, it can be intimidating to choose one without actually trying it beforehand.

To counter this hesitation, make sure to purchase your preferred option at an online retailer with clear, concise, and explicit trial periods and return policies. Consider you might not be happy with the mattress you choose, so make sure to read the terms and conditions carefully.

When shopping for your new Sealy, it is safest to make sure you are purchasing your bed from an Authorised Sealy Retailer, and you receive an official invoice. Remember, our list of authorised retailers are on the Sealy website. Click here to view a list of Sealy retailers. If the store you’re shopping at isn’t on this list, contact us to check if that store is in fact authorised to sell Sealy mattresses.

All Sealy mattresses come with a warranty, which will protect you in the unlikely event of a factory defect. Once you purchase your Sealy, visit our website to register your warranty. This is a good way to protect your investment. A warranty is your protection against defective workmanship – it is not a guarantee of product life or more important, of comfort life.

05. Stick to well-known, high-quality brands

Well-known, reputable mattress companies are committed to studying the intricacies of sleep quality. As such, you do well in trusting their expertise regarding durable materials and advanced sleep technology.

Sealy has over a century of experience with mattress technology and has developed many structures and innovations, including the revolutionary Posturepedic Technology feature. As such, our wide range of options in the mattress market guarantee South Africans can find their perfect match to guarantee a good night’s sleep.

Remember—quality sleep enhances life quality. So it’s best to trust the experts.

 

 

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