- Is the Purple Restore Firm good for side sleepers?
- Usually not. Side sleepers need cushioning at the shoulder and hip, and most find this surface too hard. The softer Restore models suit side sleepers better.
- How does it compare with the Purple Original?
- The Restore Firm adds a coil core and a thicker build, so it feels more supportive and less bouncy than the all-grid Original. It is a step up for heavier sleepers and back sleepers.
- Does it need a special foundation?
- It works on a solid platform, a slatted frame with close slats, or an adjustable base. A box spring with wide gaps is not recommended.
- Will it soften over time?
- Slightly. Owners report a break-in period of a few weeks, after which the surface feels a little more forgiving while staying firm.
- What is inside the mattress?
- A GelFlex grid on top, comfort foam beneath, and a pocketed coil support core, all wrapped in a gray cover. It is 11.5 inches thick.
- Is it good for couples?
- Yes for motion isolation, since the grid limits transfer. Heavier couples should check edge support, which is the weak point.
- Where is the Purple Restore Firm Mattress Queen Grey cheapest?
- At Lowe's, for $2,299.00, as of our latest check.