Hybrid + Platform Bundle

While our hybrids are responsive and adaptable, they’re also excellent at isolating motion. Since each coil is individually wrapped, restless sleepers can toss and turn as much as they want without waking up to bounceback. This is especially important for couples since they can sleep soundly without worrying about disturbing their partner when getting in and out of bed or changing positions.

Hybrids and memory foam mattresses have pretty similar lifespans, but coils are known to break down just slightly faster than foam layers, so memory foam mattresses actually last longer than hybrids in most cases. However, we design both our Amerisleep memory foam and hybrid mattresses with durable coils and base foams so they can withstand wear and tear and provide comfortable sleep for decades. Plus, with our 20-year warranty, you can rest assured we have your back in case your mattress breaks down prematurely.

Both our memory foam and hybrid mattresses are designed to sleep cool and resist heat retention, however, considering our hybrid mattresses have a coil system and our memory foam mattresses contain dense Bio-Core® base foam, it’s safe to say our hybrids allow for more airflow than our all-foam models. If you’re a particularly hot sleeper or struggle with recurring night sweats, you may prefer the extra chill factor hybrids bring to the table.

They do! Our Amerisleep Mattresses can hold up to 300 pounds on either side for Full, Queen and King sizes (600 lbs total). For smaller mattress sizes like twin and twin XL, the weight limit is 300 pounds. For the platform beds, the weight limit is up to 750 lbs including the mattress on top of it.

Box springs were the go-to, standard mattress support for many years because they were designed to pair perfectly with innerspring mattresses—the coils inside box springs absorbed movement and provided extra bounce back to resist sagging.

Now, memory foam, hybrid, and even latex mattresses are more popular than traditional innerspring beds, and these mattress types don’t pair well with box springs. In fact, box springs can actually damage most modern mattresses since they don’t provide the steady, stable support foam layers need. Instead, we have slatted platform beds and other non-spring supports, like adjustable bases.

So, box springs are a viable choice if you’re using an innerspring mattress. But if you’re sleeping on any other bed, you’ll want a more solid bed base supporting you and your mattress, instead.