Amerisleep Sunnyvale - Mattress Store in Fort Worth, TX

Our Lift topper comes in soft and firm feels, so the right topper for you will depend on your sleeping style. We recommend our soft Comfort topper for side sleepers who need to revitalize a mattress that’s not plush enough to provide pressure relief.

Our Support topper is perfect for back and stomach sleepers who need more firm support from their current mattress—it’s beneficial if they’re waking up sore or stiff. No matter what mattress topper you choose, it’s backed by a 5-year warranty.

Since we offer memory foam mattresses in five firmnesses, the most important thing to know is how your sleeping style determines what will feel most comfortable to you. Sleep position is an essential consideration, with side sleepers typically preferring a softer mattress than back and stomach sleepers. If you switch between positions, we recommend our medium-feel AS3 mattress.

Your body type is another significant consideration when mattress shopping. Why is that, you might ask. Well, your weight affects how much pressure you place on a mattress. For example, firmer beds tend to conform more to a plus-size sleeper than a petite individual.

Our mattresses need consistent support to stay in good condition. Solid surfaces or foundations with slats no more than 3 inches apart are good choices, as are adjustable bed frames. If you have a traditional bed frame, double-check how far apart the slats are—if they’re too far to create a supportive surface, you can usually buy a pack of slats or a plywood board from a home improvement store.

We don’t recommend putting any of our mattresses on top of a box spring. This is because box springs aren’t designed to create a consistently even surface. Manufacturers space the coils inside a box spring to align with the coils of a traditional innerspring mattress. The gaps between a box spring’s coils create spaces where a foam or hybrid mattress is likely to sag.

Our mattresses are designed to feel completely comfortable on their own. However, sleeping without sheets or a protector can impact your mattress’s durability. A mattress protector and sheet set provide a barrier against sweat, dead skin cells, dirt, and dust. Sweat can stain your mattress and leave an unpleasant smell, while dust, dirt, and other allergens can trigger symptoms if they collect inside the mattress.

Protectors keep allergens, liquids, and pests from penetrating a mattress. Sheets provide an additional barrier and increase the surface’s comfort. Washing your sheets every week also prevents dirt, skin cells, and other debris from accumulating and settling inside the mattress.

You can absolutely slip a comforter inside a duvet cover. While a comforter can be used on its own, pairing it with a duvet cover makes it easier to keep it clean—a duvet cover is usually easier to fit into a home washing machine than a comforter or duvet. Simply wash the duvet cover about once a week, and clean the comforter about once a season.

We even sell a percale cotton duvet cover in different styles you can use with our Recover+ Comforter. You can choose from a solid or striped cover in light or dark gray.