Why a mattress sleeps hot
Foam that hugs the body also holds the warmth the body gives off, and the deeper you sink the more surface is in contact with you. Cooling designs work on that problem in different ways: open or breathable foams, covers and layers that pull heat away, and coil or hybrid cores that let air move. The feel you want decides which approach fits you.
Cooling models on the McAllen floor
Tempur-Pedic
Tempur-Pedic’s cooling models bring the brand’s all-night cooling technology to its contouring foam, for sleepers who want the Tempur feel without the warmth.
Spring Air Copper Collection
The Copper Collection by Spring Air pairs copper-infused comfort layers with a supportive core; copper is used in bedding for its ability to conduct heat away from the body.
Hybrids and innersprings
Hybrids from Sealy, Stearns & Foster, Beautyrest, Helix and King Koil put comfort layers over pocketed coils, so air circulates through the core instead of being trapped under you.
Cooling is only half the fitting
A cool mattress that does not support you is still the wrong mattress. The Dream Mapping bed records your pressure points in about five minutes, and the Sleep Coach shows you the cooling models that also match your map, in the comfort level the map calls for. Pair the mattress with breathable sheets and a pillow chosen for your sleep position, both on the McAllen floor, and the whole bed sleeps cooler.
Delivery, financing and the guarantee
- Free delivery and setup on orders over $999, with haul-away of your old mattress if you no longer need it.
- Financing through Synchrony and Wells Fargo, and a lease-to-own option through Snap Finance.
- Every purchase at Snooze Mattress + Wellness is backed by the Sleep Comfort Guarantee; ask a Sleep Coach for the details.
- Visit 7913 N 10th St, Suite 130, McAllen, TX 78504, Mon–Sat 10 AM–7 PM, Sun 12–6 PM.
Cooling mattress questions
Tempur-Pedic cooling models and the Spring Air Copper Collection, plus hybrids from Sealy, Stearns & Foster, Beautyrest, Helix and King Koil whose coil cores let air move.
Dense foam holds more warmth than coils, which is why cooling versions exist; a Tempur-Pedic cooling model gives the foam feel with less heat.
Usually, because air circulates through the coil core instead of being trapped under you; the fitting tells you whether a hybrid also suits your pressure points.
Yes. They are on the McAllen showroom floor, and the free Dream Mapping fitting narrows them to the ones that fit how you sleep.
Yes. Breathable sheets and a pillow chosen for your position keep heat from building around you; both are available in store.