I buy a mattress/boxspring about once every 25 years, so, I really don't know what to look for, or where to buy them. Costco has, in the warehouse, for $600, a Sealy Posturepedic Newfield Queen mattress and box spring set. Is that a good price? The only thing I didn't like about it is that the mattress can't be flipped over (it has the cloth only on one side). I've never had a "comfort" problem with a mattress, so, that's not an issue (nor with a chair, couch, etc). So, I'm not worried about comfort. I'm just asking about value. Any advice? (again, forget the comfort part, as I'm currently sleeping on the floor and I don't mind that at all but I have guests staying for a month so I want to look like I sleep in a bed and so that they can use the bed themselves).

Here's the spec on the thing. I'm not asking about comfort as that depends on each person (and for me, it will never ever be a problem anyway). I'm asking about value. Is $600 a good value for what it is?

How much should a queen mattress and box spring cost and what do I look for by way of value?

Dec 28, 2014 61 Replies

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DIY Projects 11 years ago

We purchased a Beauty rest "Simmons" and I can't tell you how awsome a bed this really is, Their individual pockets springs are the best, No questions asked best mattress We have ever owned. I believe we bought it at mattress.com, during the memorial day sale and save close to $ 800. Final cost delivered $ 529.

hope this helps

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TekkieÃÂ® 11 years ago

Howard Schornstein posted for all of us...

I bought a Tempur-Pedic from Mattress factory. I will never buy from them again.

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