Queen Size 12 Inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress

This memory foam mattress features a breathable skin-friendly and light fabric to enhance airflow and minimize heat retention, 3 Layers memory foam for stable support, and edge support on both sides of the mattress prevents slipping when sitting on the bed edge.


Crafted in the USA with CertiPUR-US foams, this mattress is fiberglass free and has high-density foam base and breathable comfort foam layers are designed to conform to your body and provide excellent support and evenly distribute weight.

The 12 Inch Gel Memory Foam Mattress does not ship and only is available for pickup at our store in Fort Pierce, Florida. Local Delivery may be available through one of the many local moving companies in the area for an additional fee.

Our comfort exchange program allows you to sleep better knowing that you may exchange your new mattress for another of equal or greater value should it turn out to be uncomfortable. After a 14 day trial period you will have 30 days to make an exchange. Applies only to non-clearance mattresses that clean, undamaged, and have the Law Label attached. Learn more about in-store returns.

Does this mattress need a foundation (box spring)?

The type of Bed Frame you have (or intend to get) answers this question. Regular metal rails require a Foundation as do many types of wood and upholstered beds (furniture). If your bed is a Storage bed with drawers or a lift mechanism, or a Platform bed that has a bunch of slats forming a nice, solid surface then it is probably "Mattress Ready" and does not need a Foundation.

Most Foundations are nothing more than wooden frame wrapped in fabric and are more than adequate for most situations. A "Semi-Flex" Foundation uses a heavy-dudty wire frame for added strength, but may make the bed feel softer. A "Matched Box Spring" is very rare these days and uses heavy duty coil springs that match the coils in the mattress, and can cost more than the mattress.

How long will this mattress last?

Mattresses do not have an expiration date. How the mattress will be used and by whom will affect the lifespan of the mattress. Guest beds might last 15 times longer than a "nightly sleeper" simply because they might be used only a few nights out of the year. Look for a higher quality, pocket coil or foam base mattress when choosing a bed you share with someone. We provide a "Suggested Use" recommendation to help you choose.*

Taking care of your mattress will extend the life of your mattress, too. Rotate your mattress regularly. I recommed rotating your mattress every week for the first month or two to break it in evenly, and then every month after that. A good mattress protector will help keep your mattress clean and dry. Oils and sweat from your skin will affect the various foams used in your mattress, and staining on the mattress will void any waranty.

What is covered by a warranty?

In short, a warranty protects consumers from defects in the materials or manufacturing of a product. Warranties only cover the cost you paid for an item and do not cover aditional fees or charges, such as delivery or shipping costs. Please refer to the manufacturer's warranty information for complete details.

Warranties are offered by the manufacturer and there are certain requirements that you as a consumber must follow. A item must be clean and cared for and have any Law Lables attached in order to present a claim. If a product shows signs of abuse or neglect, such as damage caused by pets or staining of fabrics, then the manufacturer may deny the claim. The Law Label identifies the item and when it was made, and you will need to present your original receipt to show proof of purchase. The manufacturer is solely responsible for all claim determination and remedy.

Cheap Sleep does not offer or extend any warranty, but if you have an issue with a product purchased from us please call our store at (772) 283-4687. We can help you determine what steps can be taken to resolve your issue.

Is a firm mattress better for a bad back?

Maybe, but this idea comes from the old days of "link-spring" bed frames which were nortorious for sagging. "Put a board under your mattress" was a common suggestion back then but in reality you were just eliminating the "hammoc" effect.

The support - not firmness - of a mattress should be matched with your weight and sleep position. Side and back sleepers generally prefer softer options and stomach sleepers prefer firmer beds, but your preference is truely your own. The best way to know is to try before you buy, paying close attention to how well it supports you and how easy it is to roll over.

*Our Suggested Use guide is based on the known materials used in the mattress construction.