Mattress Mania
Retail - Eugene, Oregon, United States
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Learn why Mattress Mania is the mattress store of choice! www.savelikecrazynow.com+Sleep Solutions+Local +Family Owned+Research Based+Community Outreach (Meals On Wheels www.sdslane.org and Mascots For A Cure www.mascotsforacure.org)You deserve a better night sleep and all the benefits that come with it. Our certified sleep consultants will educate you on which sleep technology will best suit your sleep needs and fit your budget. We are passionate about providing the most accurate and honest information to you! Visit a local location now!Background StoryMattress Mania opened its' doors in 2003, in a very small 1,200 sq. ft. warehouse located in west Eugene, Oregon. Our concept was simple, sell high quality mattresses at outrageously low prices. This was accomplished through very low overhead and the fact that the sales person was also the warehouse crew, delivery driver, bookkeeper, and the owner too! With the endless help and patience from his loving wife, "Maniac" Miles was able to persevere through this tough growing period. As we continue to grow, our customer service still remains our first priority.CommunityMattress Mania is 100% dedicated to improving our community!We understand that as a family owned business, it is our responsibility to give back to the communities that support us. We continue to support the Meals on Wheels program, Mascots For A Cure, and many others on an on-going basis.SustainabilityWe are strongly committed to keeping Oregon clean, beautiful, and our economy strong. Most of our mattresses are manufactured in the Northwest, by vendors who often use recycled steel, Northwest lumber and re-purpose extra fabrics. By reducing the distance each mattresses has to travel, we are able to reduce its carbon footprint and save on shipping cost, and that translates to savings for our customers. Additionally, all of the old mattresses we receive from our customers are either recycled or given to a non-profit to be refurbished.
