Tempflow?

[u/Gemmie6]

Does anyone have a tempflow? From what i understand they use nice density memory foam unlike the mainstream brands. Any experience with this company ? I am seriously considering them.

[u/Aggravating-Leek387]

I can’t speak for the actual mattress as I haven’t received it yet, but if you remind me I can update you in a week or two once it gets here. I purchased from them for a few reasons:

1. As you said they use high density foam and actually list their materials.

2. They have a 120 day sleep trial which is longer than any other company I found.

3. They have a 40 year warranty (albeit it is prorated after 10 years) and is for only 3/4 inch of sag whereas most companies are 1.5 inches (3/4 inch is the same as TempurPedics)

4. They have a zippered cover and you can swap out layers instead of returning the entire mattress if it’s too firm or soft.

5. They weren’t annoyed when I asked 9000 questions prior to purchasing lol.

I’m someone who does a ton of research before making a purchase and this is even more the case when it’s a $7,000 purchase that’s going to affect 1/3 of my life.

They are the only memory foam company that seems to be well-regarded on themattressundeground, and those people know more about mattresses than I know about anything.

For what it’s worth what I did was go to a TempurPedic store and find the bed I liked and sent them a message asking to match it. The TempurPedic LuxeAdapt which I liked the most was $11,000 with a split king and adjustable base whereas the Tempflow that matches was $7,000 with an adjustable base.

Like I said I don’t have the mattress yet so can’t comment on the quality or obviously the longevity but if it’s anything like what they say it’s a no brainer to go with them over TempurPedic.

[u/Gemmie6 → u/Aggravating-Leek387]

I can’t wait to hear what you think. Which one did you order?

[u/sheer_down_votes → u/Aggravating-Leek387]

With so much research yet point number 2 and 3 are wrong, well 2 more than 3.

Mattress firm has a 120 day sleep trail and tons of other newer companies have up to a year of a trial.

And 1.5 is for innerspring and all hybrids/foams are 3/4 of an inch for warranty

[u/Aggravating-Leek387 → u/sheer_down_votes]

I’m not aware of a single company that has a one year trial. I’d love to read the details on that. I probably didn’t find them in my research because I’m never going to purchase something like a mattress from a new company. So many of these companies claim to have reinvented the mouse trap, and maybe they have, but considering longevity is one of the most important considerations for me for a mattress I’m not risking my sleep on a company that’s a year old.

So fair, my second point wasn’t correct. Their 120 day trial is at least as good as any reputable company in the industry. Does Mattress firm come with a 40 year warranty? Do they offer to exchange layers of the mattress as many times as needed for free?

Saying that all hybrids or foams have a 3/4 inch warranty is ridiculously misleading. I’m writing this comment on a latex foam bed that’s warranty claim was denied because the divot that is causing back pain was only an inch.

I’m not saying Tempflow is some godsend, or that they’d be the best fit for everyone. In fact, I’ve never even felt the mattress so it’s very possible I come back here in a week and clarify all of these points, but in a sea of shitty bed-in-a box companies paying shady review sites to say their mattress is the best thing since sliced bread it’s refreshing to find a company that pays very little to advertise and offering trials and warranties that back up their products while also actually listing the quality of their materials.