We encourage all customers to come into our showroom and choose a mattress by trying it out in factory. This is the best way to choose a new mattress.However, if you are unable to visit us in person and would like to buy a mattress online. 

Send us an email to info@maplezzz.com or call us at 647-831-6686.

There are 8 mattress size in Canada. There are:

1. Eastern King mattress size is 76×80 (inch)
2. California King mattress size is 72×84 (inch)
3. Queen mattress size is 60×80 (inch)
4. Double / Full mattress size is 54×75 (inch)
5. Twin XL / Single XL size is 39×80 (inch)
6. Twin / Single mattress size is 39×75 (inch)
7. Toddler Mattress size is 27×52 (inch)
8. Crib Mattress Size is 27×52 (inch)

The Eastern King mattress size is 76×80(inch), the area is 42.2 sf., which is a popular choice for couples with larger bedrooms or those who have young kids sneaking in their bed at night.

The California King mattress size is 72×84(inch), the area is 42 sf.. This mattress is 4″ narrower than a standard Eastern King, but 4″ longer which is designed to accommodate larger rooms and taller people, especially for sleepers over 6′ tall. It is also the best for Couples + Kids or Pets.

The Queen mattress size is 60×80(inch), the area is 33.3 sf., which is the most common mattress size. It works well for couples.

The Full mattress size is 54×75(inch), the area is 28.1 sf., which is always called a “Double Mattress” and is the smallest mattress that would be suitable for couples.

The Double mattress size is 54×75(inch), the area is 28.1 sf., which is always called a “Full Mattress” and is the smallest mattress that would be suitable for couples. 

The Twin/Single XL mattress size is 38×80(inch), the area is 21.1 sf.. It is 5″ longer than a standard Twin/Single. Because of this added length, Twin/Single XL is a good option for taller children or teens, and single adults.

The Twin/Single mattress size is 38×75(inch), the area is 19.8 sf.. It is the natural choice for the child outgrowing a crib/toddler bed and the shorter adults.

The Toddler mattress size is 27×52(inch), the area is 9.8 sf.. The toddler mattress is actually the same size as the crib mattress, but may be a little softer. Toddler mattresses are designed for older kids, aged 2-5 years old. A toddler bed usually lacks the rails that a crib would have and are designed for toddlers to easily get in and out of on their own.

The Crib mattress size is 27×52(inch), the area is 9.8 sf., which is a firmer mattress that nestles within the rails of a standard crib. Crib mattresses are smaller than a Twin-sized mattresses and are usually thinner as well.

Split mattress is usually on Eastern King and California King mattress. They  are the same sizes as their non-split counterpart, but it’s divided into two mattresses. This design can be beneficial when using an adjustable base or to limit motion transfer from partner movements.

The California King mattress is 4″ narrowed, but 4″ longer as well. Looking at square footage surface area, the Eastern King mattress is technically bigger than the California King (42.2 sf. vs. 42.0 sf.). However, for most sleepers, the California King will feel bigger because it is longer.

Mattresses come in various types, each with a unique feel. Coil mattresses use metal springs inside to provide support and bounce, often topped with padding for comfort. Foam mattresses range from basic foam to memory foam and latex, offering contouring or bounce. Hybrids combine coils and memory foam for balanced support.

It all comes down to personal preference. Foam and coil mattresses feel different, but both can offer great comfort and similar durability if they’re in the same price range.

Foam tends to trap more heat, while coils allow better airflow. If you’re a hot sleeper, coil may be the better choice. Otherwise, room temperature and light bedding usually do the trick.

The two most popular coil types are continuous innerspring and pocket coil.

1. Continuous innerspring coils are made from one wire wound into coils, making these mattresses bouncier and more affordable but with more partner movement.
2. Pocket coils, the most popular type, are individually wrapped and move independently, reducing motion transfer so partners don’t feel each other’s movements.

Foam mattresses can be separated into 3 basic categories: Foam, Memory Foam, and Latex.

1. Foam mattresses typically have a firm core with a softer layer on top for comfort.
2. Memory foam mattresses add a memory foam layer that contours to your body, varying in thickness and density.
3. Latex mattresses are bouncier, more durable, and can be made partly or entirely of latex.

Pillow-Top and Euro-Top mattresses are usually softer than traditional ones because they have an extra comfort layer on top. Traditional mattresses tend to be firmer to prevent feeling the coils, and softer traditional mattresses may wear out faster. If you want a softer mattress that lasts, choose Pillow-Top or Euro-Top.

Firmness is a personal choice that depends on your sleeping position and comfort needs. Side sleepers often prefer softer mattresses to reduce pressure on shoulders and hips, while back and stomach sleepers usually benefit from firmer support. Keep in mind that all mattresses soften over time, so very soft mattresses may lose support faster. Ultimately, choose the firmness that feels best for you and provides the support you need.

The way you sleep influences the best mattress choice: stomach and back sleepers often prefer firmer mattresses for better support, while side sleepers may choose softer mattresses for extra cushioning and pressure relief on shoulders and hips. Traditional mattresses are usually firmer and tend to suit stomach and back sleepers better.

It’s important to try out a mattress before buying to ensure it’s comfortable and suits your needs. While reading reviews and specifications online can help, you won’t truly know how a mattress feels until you lie down on it. Since we spend about 8 hours a day sleeping, making the right choice is a crucial investment that affects your sleep and daily life. Taking the time to test different mattresses helps you find the best one for you.

When visiting a mattress store, it can feel awkward lying down, especially with a salesperson nearby, but it’s important to try the mattresses properly to find the best fit. If you feel uncomfortable, ask the salesperson to give you some space. Don’t just sit on the edge—lie down fully with your feet up and try different sleeping positions, just as you would at home. Take your time, spending several minutes on each mattress and trying as many as you can before making your decision.

Depending on your personal preference, there are a number of factors that may come into play when deciding to get a new mattress.

1. When your mattress no longer provides a good night’s sleep
2. When it sags in the middle
3. When the coils or springs feel uncomfortable
4. When you wake up with a sore back or stiff muscles
5. When you want to upgrade to a better mattress
6. When your mattress is too soft or not firm enough
7. When it becomes noisy or squeaky
8. When your mattress is 8 to 10 years old
9. When it has many stains
10. When your doctor recommends replacing it
11. When you want a bigger mattress

The most important factor you should think about the mattress is the suitable firmness of mattress. Firmness is king factor with 86% of sleepers identifying it as a critically important factor. All shoppers agreed that transparency in mattress construction and materials as well as the health benefits of a mattress also played a role in whether or not they felt promoted to buy a mattress.

Not sure which mattress size is right for you? Consider a few key questions before deciding: How big is your room? Who will be sleeping on the mattress? What’s your usual sleeping position?

There are some common mattress sizes as following (unit: inch): 

1. Crib (27×52) best for infants or children under 3
2. Toddler  (27×52) best for toddler (ages: 2-5 years old)
3. Twin (38×75) best for children
4. Twin XL (38×80) best for tall children or single adults
5. Full (45×75) best for children, single adult, couples
6. Queen (60×80) best for couples
7. King (76×80) best for couples + kids or pets
8. California King (72×84)  best for couples + kids or pets

If you’re specifically looking for mattresses with special sizes, such as Short Queen, RV King, and RV Bunk,  leave your message or call us.

If you need a box spring depends on the bed frame you have. The platform bed which always has 13 to 15 slats doesn't need a box spring or foundation, but the bed frame with 3 to 5 slats. needs a box spring or foundation.  Maple Mattress' warranty policy states that mattresses should be placed on a supportive bed frame.

Box springs are typically made of wood, metal wire, or a combination of both.

Wooden box springs tend to be heavier and may start to squeak over time as the wood expands or contracts with temperature and humidity changes. This is usually an easy fix—pressing the parts together firmly can stop the noise.

Box springs that include metal wire usually have a wooden frame at the base. The metal components are more prone to bending, especially if you often sit or step on the edges of the bed.

Overall, all box springs serve the same basic function: to support your mattress and keep it off the ground. Differences in quality and longevity are generally minor.

Box springs are rigid and cannot be bent, which can make moving them more challenging. That’s why all king-size box springs come in two pieces—called a split box spring—so they’re easier to maneuver. Queen box springs are also available in split versions. If you're having trouble getting a full queen box spring into your space, opting for a split version can make the process much simpler.

A box spring adds support and height to your mattress but isn’t always necessary. If your bed frame has strong slats or a solid platform, you may not need one. However, it’s useful for added height or when the frame lacks support. If your old box spring is still in good shape, it can be reused with a new mattress.

Euro-Top and Pillow-Top mattresses differ mainly in stitching—Euro-Tops are flush with the edges, while Pillow-Tops look like a pillow sewn on top. Both come in various firmness levels, and the difference is mostly aesthetic, so focus on comfort over the label.

Combo foam includes a huge range of mattress types, but at its core, all of these mattresses have a layer or layers of comfort foam and a base of higher-density support foam.

Poly foam is the shortened name for polyurethane foams. Poly foam offers a faster response time and is oftentimes stacked with other foams to balance out the feel.

Combo foam mattress uses a blend of memory foam, latex foam, poly foam, and support foam. Using a combination of foams, these mattresses can generate a unique feel by picking up on the pros of each material and balances out the cons.

Memory foam, also known as viscoelastic polyurethane foam, is a type of poly foam that combines elasticity with flow-like behavior, meaning it molds to pressure and slowly returns to its original shape once the pressure is removed. While all memory foam is polyurethane foam, not all polyurethane foam has the viscoelastic qualities of memory foam. Memory foam tends to feel denser, offers a deeper contour or "hug," and has a slower response time compared to standard poly foam.

Traditional memory foam, Open-cell memory foam, Gel-infused memory foam, Plant-based memory foam, and Copper-infused memory foam.

Traditional memory foam has a similar composition as the original memory foam used for mattresses in the ’90s. It molds to the body shape and takes some of the pressure off your joints but tends to trap heat. 

Open-cell memory foam allows for better airflow than traditional memory foam. Its composition is similar to that of polyfoam.

Gel-infused memory foam features small gel microbeads to prevent overheating.