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Firm Mattresses FAQ

Who should sleep on a firm mattress?
Firm mattresses are a great fit for stomach sleepers, many back sleepers, and heavier sleepers who don't want to sink too deeply into the bed. A firm surface keeps the hips from dipping below the shoulders, which helps maintain spinal alignment. If you mainly sleep on your side, you may find a firm mattress puts too much pressure on your shoulders and hips.
Is a firm mattress better for back pain?
Not always. Many people with back pain do best on a medium-firm mattress that supports the spine while still cushioning pressure points. A very firm mattress can help some back and stomach sleepers, but it may create pressure for others. Test a few firmness levels in a Mor showroom, and check with your doctor if you have ongoing pain.
What if my new firm mattress feels too hard?
First, give it a few weeks, since new mattresses often soften slightly as the comfort layers break in. If it still feels too firm, a 2 to 3 inch memory foam or plush topper can add cushioning without replacing the bed. Since mattresses aren't returnable, consider a model covered by our 90-night sleep trial, which allows a one-time exchange within the same brand.
Will the warranty cover my firm mattress if it softens over time?
A little softening as the comfort layers break in is normal and isn't considered a defect. Mattresses are covered by the manufacturer's warranty, not Mor's 1-year limited furniture warranty, and those warranties cover manufacturing defects, with terms set by each brand. Check the product details or ask an associate about the model you like. Keep coverage valid by using a supportive base and a mattress protector, since stains or soiling can void it.
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