- Is the Beautyrest Level Two good for side sleepers?
- It can work for side sleepers who like a firmer bed, but the medium-firm surface may press on shoulders and hips. Side sleepers with pressure points should consider a softer model or a pillow-top topper.
- How does it compare with the Level One and Level Three?
- The Level Two adds more coil support and pressure-relief foam over the entry Level One. The Level Three is thicker and plusher, so choose it if you want a softer, more cushioned feel.
- Does it work on an adjustable base?
- Yes. The split queen version is made for adjustable bases, and the standard queen bends with most power bases. Check your base's weight limit for a 12-inch hybrid.
- What is the difference between the standard and split queen?
- The standard queen is one piece. The split queen comes as two halves, so each side of an adjustable base can move independently, which suits couples with different positions.
- Will it sleep hot?
- The pocketed coil core moves air better than an all-foam mattress, and most owners report it sleeps at a neutral temperature. A breathable mattress protector helps further.
- What is in the box?
- The set includes the mattress only; a foundation, box spring or adjustable base is sold separately. It ships compressed and expands over the first day or two.
- Where is the Beautyrest Level Two 12 Medium Firm Hybrid Set Queen cheapest?
- At Raymour & Flanigan, for $1,061.10, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Beautyrest Level Two 12 Medium Firm Hybrid Set Queen?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Raymour & Flanigan, JCPenney, Abt Electronics, Beautyrest.