Unboxing:Īs a boxed-mattress newbie, I was so impressed by the amount of time it took to get the mattress out of the box and ready to sleep on - from door to bed, the whole process took just ten minutes. And you don’t have to wait around for your mattress to be delivered - there’s an option for the courier to leave it at your door, even if you’re not home. It’s small and light enough that you could probably lift it solo (but ideally you’d have someone to help). It arrives at your door in a small box that’s easy to carry upstairs because of the handles on each side. Plus, the outer shell easily unzips so you can wash it. The mattress comes with a 10-year warranty. It also has a bottom layer of support foam, which Casper vows offers support and long-lasting durability. It’s made of memory foam, which the company says is breathable to help keep you cool while you sleep. We tried the Original Mattress, its most popular model.
#Capster beds free#
(Note: Each company provided a free mattress for my review.) Here’s what I thought: CasperĬasper offers four different styles of mattress, all made in the United States. It also sells bed frames, sheets, pillows and wake-up lights. I tried both companies’ mattresses, from delivery to unboxing to sleep. Casper sold US$200 million worth of its products in its third year of business and, as of the end of 2020, Endy said it had sold 250,000 mattresses in Canada.
#Capster beds full#
While everyone from Sealy to Costco is getting in on the game and launching their own mattresses-in-a-box, the two most prominent names in Canada are the U.S.-based Casper and Endy, a Canadian company that offers mattresses manufactured here.īoth share a few key promises: a better sleep (case in point: Casper dubs itself “The Best Bed for Better Sleep”), affordability (all of Endy’s mattresses are under $1,000), convenience and customer satisfaction (both offer at-home trials for up to 100 days - if you’re not satisfied, you’ll get a full refund).Īnd it seems that the companies have won over consumers. The direct-to-consumer mattress-in-a-box means that with a click of a button, a small package with a compressed mattress inside will quickly arrive at your doorstep. No longer do we have to go to a mattress store, awkwardly lie for 30 seconds on a confusing range of options, and then lug one home. The Internet has changed the way we shop for just about everything, and that includes mattresses.
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