Denver Mattress® is considered unique among its competitors in the bedding industry. We manufacture our mattresses in one of the busiest factories in the country, then distribute and retail our products in our own stores. Ultimately, this provides full control over how our products are made and how they are priced. And because we make them ourselves, we have control over the components and materials used to make our mattresses, using the same, or in many cases, better components than those used by most other leading brand name manufacturers.
Our Factory Direct Standard
Factory Direct = No Middle Man Markup
What does all this mean for you? Because we make them ourselves, and sell them in our own stores, we are able to eliminate the middleman markup, providing you with top quality sleep products for as much as 50% less than our competitors. Our mantra simply states... "More mattress. Less money.®" We're certain you'll get more for your money at Denver Mattress® Come in today and test our incredible line-up of mattresses. We know we can find just the right fit for you.
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Research & Development
Our products undergo strenous testing to ensure that you will enjoy years of service without decline in product quality or performance. The following is an overview of the various tests that each Denver Mattress® brand mattress undergoes.
Indention Load Deflection Test Machine
Its primary function is to perform firmness evaluations on innersprings, boxsprings, upholstered mattresses and bedding sets.
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Pressure Mapping
This testing method creates a visual of where pressure points form on the body while sleeping on a mattress. Using this information, the design of our mattresses can be updated to relieve pressure in these areas.
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Juggernaut Roller (Rollator)
The Rollator Test Machine is capable of running the standard test method for evaluation of innerspring and foundations. It not only gives information on motion transfer from one side of the mattress to the other but also indicates surface flattening or damage over time.
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