Dreamfoam Latex Mattress Review

Name: Dreamfoam Latex Mattress Review | Sleepopolis
Uploaded: 2020-12-23
Duration: 9 min 33 s
Description: On the hunt for a comfortable mattress that won’t break the bank? The Dreamfoam Latex mattress could be a good fit for you. This all-foam latex mattress is a

On the hunt for a comfortable mattress that won’t break the bank? The Dreamfoam Latex mattress could be a good fit for you. This all-foam latex mattress is a great value buy for sleepers looking for a firm feel. Dreamfoam prides itself on offering “sweet dreams for a sweeter deal,” but do they make a quality product? I’ve personally tested this Dreamfoam mattresses’s firmness, pressure relief, motion transfer, and edge support. The results of these tests should help you decide for yourself. Read on below to learn if the Dreamfoam could meet your sleep needs. Or, if you’re in a rush, skip down to my review summary.

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The Dreamfoam Latex is one of the most affordable latex mattresses on the market right now. This firm latex mattress is great for stomach sleepers and back sleepers due it its nice springy support that will keep your hips from sinking too far into the bed.

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Product Details

Material

Latex

Firmness

Multiple firmness options

Sleep Trial

120 nights

Warranty

10-year warranty

Shipping

Free shipping

Price

$$$$$

Our Recommendation

We recommend this mattress for the following sleeper types:

Back Sleepers

This bed’s strong support is ideal for back sleepers because it helps keep the spine neutrally aligned.

Stomach Sleepers

This mattress is ideal for stomach sleepers as its firm support promotes spinal alignment.

Financing Options

Financing options are available for this mattress.

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Average Customer Rating

4.5 /5

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Brand Snapshot

Dreamfoam bedding is a family-owned mattress brand under the Brooklyn Bedding umbrella. Like Brooklyn Bedding, Dreamfoam bedding offers affordable mattresses manufactured in the USA. If you’re interested in a value buy Dreamfoam is a great company to look into, as you can get most king size Dreamfoam mattresses for under $1,000. Dreamfoam bedding offers several mattress models in addition to the Latex, including the Copper and Cool mattresses. I’ll compare the Dreamfoam Latex to those mattresses, and to the flagship Brooklyn Bedding Signature mattress, a little later in this review.

What is the Dreamfoam Latex Mattress Made Of?

The Dreamfoam Latex is an all-foam latex mattress. Like most all-foam mattresses, it’s compressed and shipped in a box, so you won’t have to deal with the hassle of dragging a bulky mattress into your bedroom. Like most latex mattresses, it’s taut, bouncy, and firm-feeling. There are two different Latex models, a 10-inch and a 12-inch model. I tested out the 12-inch model. This model includes a zipper that allows you to open it up and remove the top latex layer. You can swap this latex foam layer out for something softer or firmer, depending on your preference. I’ll break down each layer below to give you an in-depth look at this bed’s construction.

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The Dreamfoam Latex in the Sleepopolis studio for review.

Cover — The Latex has a quilted top. The soft cover is quilted with one inch of soft reflex foam to offer some body contouring and pressure relief. Comfort Layer — The comfort top layer of the Latex is made of a three-inch layer of Oeko-Tex Class 1 Talalay latex. This natural latex is very buoyant, so you’ll be able to move around on the bed easily. It’s also naturally hypoallergenic, which is a nice perk of this mattress. Foundation Layer — The base layer of this mattress is made of high-density polyurethane foam. The high-density foam in the Latex is super supportive. This base foam is really high quality and makes the bed feel almost like a hybrid mattress, so I could tell off the bat that I’d be getting a lot of support from the Latex.

A look at the layers of the Latex.

What Does the Dreamfoam Latex Mattress Feel Like?

Next, let’s talk about what it feels like to lie on the Latex. Remember that feel is subjective. A mattress will feel different to every sleeper depending on their body weight and preferred sleeping position. For reference, I’m 5’10”, 190 pounds, and prefer to sleep on my stomach.

The Latex on the mattress firmness scale.

The 12-inch Latex is a pretty firm mattress. I rated it as a 7.5 out of 10 on the firmness scale.The industry standard for medium firmness is 6.5, and this mattress was definitely firmer than that, most likely because of the natural firmness of Talalay latex. The Latex has a higher firmness level than a lot of other bed-in-a-box mattresses, and I think it’s a great mattress for stomach sleepers. The high-density latex in this bed is firm enough to keep their hips from sinking into the mattress, which could lead to back pain over time. The Latex is also a good fit for back sleepers. My weight was evenly distributed across this mattress, and the softer pillow top section offered some sinkage. The soft foams on top of the Latex have a quicker response time than traditional memory foam, so I definitely felt more on top of this bed than in it. The “on-top-of-the-bed” feeling is great for combination sleepers, who should like the mobility this mattress offers. If you change positions often at night, you might want to take a look at this Dreamfoam. The firm feel of this bed probably won’t appeal to side sleepers. This mattress will put a bit too much pressure on their shoulders and could lead to soreness. I’d recommend these folks check out Dreamfoam’s Copper mattress if they’re interested in a Dreamfoam. They could also check out some of our best mattresses for side sleepers if they’re looking for more ideas.

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