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Custom Hybrid Mattresses For Sale
Designed for comfort, quality and durability.
Traditional Mattresses (2-Sided Flip)
Traditional Two-Sided Mattresses ⭐ Recommended
Our traditional two-sided mattresses are what Fox Mattress has been known for since 1968.
Unlike most mattresses sold today, a traditional design uses identical comfort layers on both sides of the spring system. This allows you to rotate and flip your mattress, helping each side recover between uses while promoting more even wear over time.
Benefits
• Longer-lasting comfort
• More durable construction
• Even wear over the life of the mattress
• Available in every Fox innerspring collection
This is the construction we recommend for customers looking for the best long-term value.
No-Flip Mattresses
A no-flip mattress features all of its comfort layers on the sleeping surface, eliminating the need to flip the mattress. This design is ideal for those who prefer a lower-maintenance mattress or are unable to rotate and flip their mattress regularly.
No-flip mattresses are typically more affordable than comparable two-sided models and allow us to create a softer, plusher comfort feel. While a two-sided mattress generally offers greater long-term durability, a no-flip mattress provides an excellent balance of comfort, convenience, and value for many sleepers.
Certified Orthopedic Mattresses (Traditional & No-Flip Available)
Our introductory innerspring collection is built using the same construction principles found throughout our premium mattress lines while placing a greater emphasis on value.
At Fox Mattress, we believe upholstery—not springs—is the single most important factor in the comfort and longevity of a mattress. That's why every mattress is built using quality materials designed to provide years of dependable support.
$400-$1800 Pricing Range
Fox-O-Pedic Mattresses (Traditional & No-Flip Available)
Developed over four generations, the Fox-O-Pedic Collection has become one of our most popular bedroom mattresses.
Each mattress features reinforced support systems, enhanced lumbar support, premium edge support, and higher-quality comfort materials designed for lasting performance and everyday comfort.
$1000-$2500 Pricing Range
Chiropractic Line (Traditional & No-Flip Available)
Our Finest Innerspring Mattress
Built for customers who simply want the very best.
The Chiropractic Collection combines our highest-quality materials, premium support systems, and advanced comfort layers into one exceptional mattress designed for long-lasting comfort and durability.
$1300-$4000 Pricing Range
Ocean Jewel Collection Mattresses
At Fox Mattress, we offer numerous different designs that can be custom built for any size you may need. There is no size we can’t handle!
$1600-$6000 Pricing Range
Individual Pocketed Coil- Quantum Coil
This design is hundreds of springs wrapped in fabric. This is designed to lessen transfer of motion between partners when sleeping . This design is built in many price points with different firmness levels.
Designed for comfort, quality and durability. We layer our inner springs with the following components in different configurations and number of layers.
Inside Every Fox Mattress:
No-Sag System
A flexible support layer placed above the springs to help prevent upholstery from compressing into the spring system, improving durability and maintaining comfort.
Insulator Layers
Heavy-duty insulating materials placed between the springs and comfort layers to improve support, reduce wear, and help extend the life of the mattress.
Side Supports
These can be either foam or steel and are designed to prevent the sides of the mattress from breaking down; and to firm up the edges.
Comfort Cushioning
The most important of all the layers. It is the comfort of your mattress and a HUGE part of the durability. This is typically the largest weak link in mass production mattresses because of cost. At FOX, we overspend in this area because we KNOW the importance. Since we build our own and cut out the middleman, we can overspend and still keep our prices below the industry standard. Foam is the most common and is a weight or density issue for quality. Firmness has little to do with quality. (Look in our Foam Mattress section for a better explanation) Also: cotton, wool and other exotic fibers can be used but typically add cost and do very little for the quality of sleep.
Ticking & Quilted Cover
Thousands of ticking are available and 99.9% work fine and include: Damasks, Knits, Woven, etc., They all work well. At FOX we do not believe in putting a $50 per yard fabric on a $100 mattress. We would rather put a $20 per yard fabric on a $500 mattress; and invest more on the quality materials inside because we know that is where it counts the most. Try to look past the ticking and exterior appearance and ask about the inside as you shop.
The Fox Mattress Warranty
Many of our customers come to us and share with us how they had purchased an expensive name brand mattress, only to have that mattress lose its support within 1 or 2 years.
Then, through loop-holes in the warranty, neither the store where they purchased it or the factory who made it would fix the problem. Here at Fox Mattress we warranty what we sell with structural warranties up to 10 years!
Fox Mattress offers many designs using a Quantum Edge spring system. See video below for benefits:
Technical Specifications
Types of spring systems vary from manufacturer to manufacturer. As a rule, if you buy a mid grade mattress and up the springs usually work very well.To judge a spring, you need to understand the language. All springs are based off a standard full size or double 4/6 spring. The coil count or spring name (ie. 312, 368, 704,760 etc.), are the number of springs in a full. You would add for a queen/ king and subtract for twins to come up with the same springs per square foot. Wire thickness is another factor to consider and this runs like electric wire. The higher the number, the thinner the wire (ie. 12.5 is the thickest and 15.5 is thinner).
Also, pay attention to how the spring is held together; helical wires, foam encased, etc. Fabric encased coils take a spring and insert it into a pocket of fabric and glue them together. Offset or hinged, bonnell springs normally use wire to hold them together. Border rods have become an option on all designs.