We explore how long different types of mattress in a box last and what you can do to extend the lifespan of your boxed bed.

Most companies offer generous trial periods, so you can test it out risk-free. We've rounded up the best mattress-in-a-box options to help you find the right one for your preferences.

Bed-in-a-box mattresses come in all of the standard mattress sizes, including twin, full, queen, king and California king. A twin mattress is the smallest at 38 by 75 inches, while a king-size ...

Mattresses in a box have become one of the easiest ways to buy a new bed. You can order from the comfort of your sofa and test-drive the mattress for around 100 nights (on average) before fully ...

From a twin- to king-size bed, these material types allow the mattress to compress in a small box and inflate upon unboxing to its full size. What Are the Downsides of a Mattress-in-a-Box?

But it's always nice to have a clear sense of what you're getting into before you add an expensive, hemmed-and-hawed-over ...

It was already heavy when packed away, but as your bed in a box mattress starts coming to its full size, it can be even harder to maneuver and rearrange, so save yourself the stress and unpack it ...

This list includes popular mattress-in-a-box brands like Purple, Nolah, Nectar and Casper, plus major big-box companies like Mattress Warehouse and Wayfair. Start getting the sleep you deserve ...

It arrives in a box that is easy to move and set up ... with the enhanced comfort and support provided by the PurrJoys Full Mattress. The high-end knit fabric is soft and breathable, ensuring ...

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Mattresses in a box are hugely convenient (and comfy) but flattening and rolling a bed doesn't look like the best thing for mattress longevity. The good news is that once expanded a mattress in a ...