Serta is the second most popular brand of mattress with the industry’s lowest return rate. And the Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress is a best seller. Serta’s Perfect Sleeper uses the same manufacturing principles, technology and materials that were used in manufacturing mattresses for long time. There’s an issue that other mattress manufacturers basically make the same mattress witha lower price, or make more technically superior mattresses at prices equivalent to the Perfect Sleeper mattress. So, we examine this issue.
Each Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress uses continuous wire coil with head to toe helicals having a coil count of more than 1500 - far more than the industry standard. Continuous wire coil is at times regarded as being out-dated and with disadvantages. This criticism stems from not providing correct posture support to disruption when a partner shifts around in bed. Modern materials like pocket springs, latex and memory foam claim to sort this problem. But, these new mattresses have their own disadvantages. Pocket spring mattresses are good initially but the springs soon give way-leaving holes in the mattress. Latex mattresses are not as durable as traditional mattresses. And memory foam has a different feel from the regular spring mattresses, which doesn’t go down well with many people. But the fact is that sleeping on a continuous coil mattress is the most comfortable experience and also Serta uses a coil count that far exceeds the average and the coil is manufactured from the best quality steel.
Next the coil is wrapped in 5 zone convoluted high-density foam along with a fire blocker insulator. An edge support system is provided as standard with the Serta Perfect Sleeper mattress. The aim is to ensure this robust edge to give durable strength while increasing the sleeping surface and averting ‘roll-off’.
The mattress top is then ended with Advanced Comfort Quilt. This increases the attractiveness of the, improves ventilation and cools down the body.
Serta has lot of competition from other manufacturers providing equivalent mattresses at cheaper prices. But before buying, find out what are the materials used in making the mattress. Compare the cheaper mattress and find out how it measures against a Serta. Get details about the coil count, the foam used (whether it is high density) and regarding the ticking and quilt (are they fully cotton or a poor replacement).
The drawback of the Serta Perfect Sleeper is that it needs to be flipped regularly to prevent sagging. But flipping can very difficult due to the weight of the mattress; making it a poor option for a weak person or someone suffering from back problems. Moreover though all Serta Perfect Sleeper mattresses carry a 10 year warranty, there have been reports that it is not always honored, blaming the lumps and sagging on misuse.
To summarize, the Serta Perfect Sleeper is a premium mattress confirming o the highest standards. If you want latex or memory foam then it is also available at Serta, though for memory foam, a Tempur Pedic mattress is better. The Serta Perfect Sleeper is an ideal choice for those who want continuous coil mattresses.