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BedInABox vs. Lull Can you remember the last time you bought a mattress? Does it feel like your current mattress is too hard or too soft? Do you find it difficult to fall asleep at night because you just can’t find a comfortable position? These are all signs that it’s time to invest in a new mattress. Lucky for you, the mattress buying process has become a lot easier over the years thanks to the surge in online mattress companies. The only problem? There seems to be an ever-increasing number of mattress brands that claim to sell top quality mattresses in boxes online. Among our many competitors in this market is Lull. At first glance, the Lull mattress might appear similar to a BedInABox because of the similar price point and its great motion transfer reputation. However, this blog will explore the two popular brands, BedInABox® and Lull, and examine the differences and similarities you should consider before buying your next mattress. Inception Because we were the fir

BedInABox vs. Leesa Memory foam was first developed in the 1970s by NASA for spacecraft use. Now, thanks in part to BedInABox®, memory foam is one of the most popular materials used to construct mattresses that are sold online and delivered to your home in a convenient box. Over the last ten years, the online mattress industry has grown exponentially, every year bringing new competitors. Among them, we find Leesa , a company that shares our mission of offering mattresses in a box made 100% in the USA. Torn between which company to go with for your next bed? In this post, we compare how our mattresses differ from Leesa’s based on 5 key-elements. Inception In 2004, we began brainstorming how we could build a machine that compressed and packaged memory foam mattresses. By 2006 , BedInABox® was in full operation, becoming the first company to sell mattresses that are compressed, rolled, packed into a small-scale box, and then delivered directly to your doorstep. On the oth

BedInABox vs Casper Boxed mattresses, mailed directly to the consumer, have become massively popular in the last decade. Compressing, rolling, and packaging a mattress into a smaller scale box, as well as selling and purchasing mattresses online, has become a much more practical process over the years. BedInABox is the original mattress in a box that stimulated the ecommerce mattress industry and gave customers the ability to purchase mattresses from the comfort of their own home. Since our conception, a lot of competitors have joined the market, offering a variety of mattress options in terms of comfortability, overall quality, and cost. Known for being a trendsetter in our industry, Casper has been one of our strongest contenders in the market. In this post, we want to explore the differences and similarities between our products based on 6 key-points. Number of options Casper , just like BedInABox, offers six different mattress sizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Queen, Kin