Who are Mammoth Mattresses?
The Mammoth Brand of Mattresses was founded by John Tuton. John was a medical executive by trade and a Rugby player as a hobbyist. The idea for the Mammoth brand came when John suffered a serious rugby injury to his back and ribs when he was young. This prompted him to find a solution in using his background in medical care to create mattresses that are extremely well positioned to help those that suffer from backcare. The first prototype proved hugely successful and 10 years on, with a growing team and brand establishment, thousands of people in the UK now get to enjoy their Mammoth mattresses and beds.
What’s in a Mammoth Mattress?
Mammoth mattresses typically come rolled and vacuum packed as standard. This makes the delivery process a lot easier for you getting the product to your room, but also easier from a logistics and delivery standpoint, allowing Mammoth to pass those cost savings to the consumer, one of the many reasons Mammoth mattresses may seem too good to be true for their price to comfort ratio.
Many Mammoth mattresses will come with washable covers, allowing the covers themselves to be removed and thoroughly cleaned. After all, bedsheets can only protect against so much and with the amazing 10 year warranty on offer with Mammoth mattresses, you won’t be getting rid of these mattresses in a hurry, as such, being able to remove and clean the cover is a huge plus point in our book.
One of the most impressive things about the Mammoth Mattress Range is the Medical Grade Mattress Foam, this differs from normal memory foam in that it is a unique product developed specifically by Mammoth. This foam offers some unique differences to that of normal memory foam. To start with, you won’t overheat with Medical Grade Mattress Foam like you would often do with memory foam, great for those that get hot, or overheat, in the night. The other point that differs is that the medical grade foam can relieve pressure 47% better than it’s memory foam counterpart, feeling more squidgy than bouncy in the way the spring-back of the foam occurs.
Are there any problems with Mammoth Mattresses?
One thing to be aware of is that since the mattresses are rolled and vacuum packed layers of foam, there is a slight chemical smell when unrolling your new bed, this is not uncommon and occurs with pretty much all mattress-in-a-box retailers and will normally dissipate within 24 hours.
Another caveat to the Mammoth mattress range is that due to its unique foam system, the Mammoth mattresses feel unlike anything else on the market. Many will argue that this is for the better and report a far better sleep with the Mammoth Mattress range of products, however, comfort is entirely subjective and what is bliss for one person, may be hell for another. Do bare this in mind when purchasing a Mammoth mattress. Fortunately, all retailers must abide by distance selling regulations, allowing you to return products that are in re-sellable condition, the caveat being that the exact terms are dependent on each retailer, so please choose carefully when pulling the trigger with this particular brand.
Are Mammoth Mattresses any good?
Mammoth Mattresses have a relatively long lineage deeply ingrained in science and personal wellbeing, ideal for those that suffer long term back and neck pains. To that end, provided this product is suitable, you will generally be hard pressed to find anything else on the market quite like it and with thousands of happy reviews (many listed below) and a 10 year guarantee on top, it is hard not to recommend this line of mattresses.
