Mattresses Made in the USA

You probably know that BedInABox created the mail-order mattress-in-a-box model, allowing high-quality mattresses to be shipped risk-free right to your door, but did you know that BedInABox also stands alone in our approach to manufacturing and our philosophy of providing the highest-quality mattress money can buy?

Since the first mattress was boxed in 2006, BedInABox has remained true to our initial philosophy of keeping all aspects of mattress manufacturing within the contiguous United States. In 2018, we merged operationally with NCFI, making BedInABox the ONLY major US-based e-commerce mattress brand with foam pouring, mattress assembly, and customer service happening concurrently all under one roof. This means that our quality control is virtually unmatched – we can closely monitor the manufacturing of your mattress before shipping it to your door, ensuring that your mattress will be everything you have dreamed of and more. BedInABox is proud to control the entire manufacturing process of your mattress from start to finish, and our associates are always here to help you through your purchasing experience.Let us explain. Here at BedInABox, we are proud to report that ALL of our mattresses are fully manufactured in the United States of America, and they have been manufactured here since the inception of our company in the fall of 2004. That’s when a foam expert, a digital marketer, and a machine builder got together to discuss a solution to a problem they had encountered in the hunt for a new mattress: what if a queen-sized mattress could fit into a box that freight companies would accept, allowing mattresses to be a regular e-commerce item that could be shipped right to your door? After 18 months of research, experiment, and discovery in Johnson City, Tennessee, a new e-commerce industry was born from the imagination and leadership of Bill Bradley, the creator of the first machine that put a BedInABox… The rest was history.

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