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Hi Robert -- Thanks for your question. First, I'd recommend watching or reading our editorial coverage of these products, which will give you about the best possible sense of what to expect when ordering these. The Layla coverage will show you that product, and the Tempur coverage will give you a frame of reference that you already know for comparison.
The short answer is that while Tempur offers an array of models in different feels now, the classic Tempur--Pedic mattress feel that you are likely thinking of is a very dense feel (almost dough-like). There is a lot of initial surface firmness until it very slowly molds to your body. Layla's memory foam is much softer than this, which also gives it more of that "airy" (ie, less dense) feel. Because it molds to your body much more quickly, and provides less of that slow-melting delated response sensation. Note that the majority of these differences fall into the "Feel" preference categories that we track on GoodBed. For these characteristics, there is no universal better or worse -- only better or worse for your personal preferences. I hope that's helpful.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Layla Hybrid Soft
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Mattress matching is highly personal. This is why GoodBed refuses to publish bogus "best mattress" lists and instead created an advanced mattress matching tool called the GoodBed Quiz. This quiz can assess your requirements in just a few minutes, and then calculate your personal Match Score for the Layla Hybrid Soft mattress, along with any of the other 800+ mattresses that we've evaluated.
To see your Match Score for the Layla Hybrid Soft, simply use this link to take the GoodBed Quiz. Your Match Score for this mattress will be shown at the top of your quiz results, and will include a detailed explanation of how it matches up with your personal mattress requirements. Each Match Score is based on over 50 different Mattress DNA™ attributes that we measure through our proprietary mattress testing framework.
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Yes, the Layla Hybrid Soft mattress is adjustable base compatible. This means it is designed to be used on an adjustable base without incurring damage or voiding the warranty. In our review of this mattress, we tested it on an adjustable base to look for any adverse effects as the head and foot are elevated, and to see how well it conforms to the contours of the base both with and without the weight of a sleeper. Overall, we found the Layla Hybrid (Soft Side) to have adjustable base compatibility.
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- Length: Lifetime warranty.
- Indentation coverage: 1" and deeper.
- Claim Fees: Owner may have to pay a $50 shipping fee associated with warranty claims.
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Here are the in-home trial details for mattresses purchased from the Layla website:
- Policy: Comfort Guarantee -- Mattresses can be returned for refund for up to 120 days (after 14 day minimum trial).
- Fees: There are absolutely no fees for returns. You will receive every penny back.
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Here are the delivery terms for mattresses purchased from the Layla website:
- Policy: Delivery available - Free with any mattress purchase
- Set-up: Set-up not available
- Removal: Removal of old mattress not available
- Timing: Ships in 2-3 business days.
- Notes: Shipping is free to all 50 states.