Hello florida man here again. Went in store to try out mattresses and i was wondering if there is something similar to the Serta Perfect Sleeper Naples Nights Plush.
Hi Floridaman2,
The Serta Perfect Sleeper Naples Nights Plush is an innerspring mattress with a soft comfort layer, and it seems to have an additional pillow top for extra plushness. However, like many of the larger “S” brands, other than mentioning it contains 825 coils, they don’t provide much detailed information about the materials used, with densities, ILD’s and spring gauges, likely leaving them out deliberately. I’ve often found that when a company doesn’t provide specific details about their product, it’s a good reason to dig deeper—or walk away altogether.
It also seems that your experience with the Serta mattress was a brief one in a showroom setting. This quick trial doesn’t always translate into a successful match at home. Getting a mattress in your own environment, where you sleep every night, is a much better way to assess whether it’s the right fit. For this reason, it’s important to understand the 4Rs: Refund, Return, Restocking, and Reputation/Reviews. These factors will help you make a more informed decision before committing to a purchase.
One of our trusted members, @Magic_Sleeper, is known for replicating many of the popular “S” brand mattresses. It might be worth reaching out to them for more specific information about the Serta Naples Nights Plush, especially if they have already broken down this particular model for duplication.
That being said, it’s rare that only one mattress will satisfy a person’s preferences. There are likely several options out there that can meet your needs. If you’re simply looking for a comfortable mattress with a softer feel, there are plenty of great alternatives. Companies like Brooklyn Bedding, Helix, and Bear all offer excellent options that can be delivered right to your door in a box. These mattresses can provide a similar plush feel to the Serta, and likely last longer due to their high-quality materials and construction.
Depending on where you’re located, you may also have access to local manufacturers such as Beloit, Sigma, Fox, Texas Mattress Makers, Mattress Factory, Engineered Sleep and DLX offer more traditional designs and materials in your price range. These regional brands often offer custom mattresses tailored to your preferences, and with higher-quality materials, they can provide a more durable and long-lasting product. We have not even started to delve into the latex manufacturers that can offer that more plush feel it appears you are going for.
Choosing the right mattress can be challenging without knowing key details such as your sleep position, height, weight, and experiences with previous mattresses (both successes and failures). If you’re looking for a soft, comfortable mattress that offers durability and longevity, there are certainly plenty of options available.
If you provide a bit more information about your preferences and location, we can help make a more accurate assessment and guide you to the best choices for your needs. I am quite certain with the additional information, quite a few of our TMs would love to chime in and help.
Hopefully this will offer something of a bigger picture to consider.
All the best,
Maverick
Sorry for my vagueness I’m 5’6 165 in the west palm beach area im a stomach and back sleeper mainly stomach
Hey Fla-Man,
As mentioned it is a bit difficult to isolate information from any of the S companies as they dont offer much in the way of content. Although these folks dont offer much on their web site insofar as the components list. The good news is in your area this mattress may offer the same type of plush comfort is this one from Therapedic. Therapedic produces some excellent mattresses and it should be close to the same budget and comfort as the serta but with a step up in quality.
Maverick