Bought restonic mattress in 2008. After six months bed started to sag in the middle. woke up with back pain Complained to salesman, received foam to put under mattress.

still back pain and sagging in middle. they took my mattress for 9 days for repair. They returned my mattress, its worst. asked repair companywhat they did to it, took off memory foam and put in firm foam. I told her the problem was a sinking middle. She replied" there's nothing we can do about that."

Don't buy this mattress. You'll be sorry u did. I know I am.

Purchased mattresses and within 2 months they sunk 2" in the middle. A rep came to my house and said they were bad and the company replaced them. The next set did the same thing! This time I had to do everything myself to prove they were bad. I sent paperwork and photos. Twice they said it was because the bed did not have proper support under it. Third time, I sent more paperwork and photos proving the bed did have proper support. Next letter from them stated it was because "Todays mattresses are constructed with more and thicker foam than mattresses of the past, and minor impressions are inevitable and expected." Well I don't think a 2" body impression is normal. When a company gives two different excuses to keep from honoring their warranty, they are not worth your business!

Like some of the others on this site, we have had a miserable experience with Restonic. After only 8 months of using the mattress, we have craters in the mattress and back pain. After calling Restonic headquarters, we were directed to a manufacturer in N.C., called Alliance, and told that they would handle the warranty. (Restonic apparently subcontracts their work out...) We were required to fill out and return a form and asked to perform a 'string test', wherein one pulls a string across the mattress and if the sagging area doesn't go over 2", voila, you will be told that your mattress has no problem. What a joke! Any valid test for support can only be done with weight on the mattress. Even a sponge would pass the 'string test'! After waiting 5 WEEKS with no response, I called Alliance again and was told that they had been trying to reach our retailer (for 5 weeks??) and that the store appeared to be in business no longer. Therefore, they would be using an "independent" evaluator called Mattress Marshals. (Note the police-like connotation of the name. We are now being treated as though we have committed a crime, after having spent $2, 000 on a new bed of horrible quality.) I was told that Mattress Marshals would be in touch with us within a week, then would inspect the mattress, then make a report to Restonic, and then we might eventually get some word from Restonic on whether they felt like replacing our mattress. I'm sure this will take several more weeks.

I have never had an experience like this with buying a mattress, never had to return one, and I'm old enough to have bought several. My guess is that Restonic will stonewall on this, judging by the other comments I've read on the web. I will post again with an update when I have one. I most definitely urge anyone not to purchase a Restonic product.