Serta is a leading American manufacturer of mattresses, adjustable bed bases, and bedding accessories, famously known for its Perfect Sleeper and iComfort collections.
Serta is a premier American bedding brand founded in 1931 and headquartered in Hoffman Estates, Illinois. Originally established as Sleeper, Inc. by a coalition of independent mattress manufacturers, Serta has grown into one of the largest mattress companies in the United States. The brand is synonymous with innovation in sleep comfort, offering a diverse range of products including the flagship Perfect Sleeper series, iComfort memory foam mattresses, and Sertapedic models.
Beyond traditional mattresses, Serta manufactures high-quality adjustable bed foundations, heated mattress pads, office chairs, and bedding accessories designed to enhance sleep quality. Many of Serta's adjustable bases are developed in partnership with Ergomotion, ensuring advanced ergonomic support. The company is dedicated to consumer wellness, providing products engineered for support, durability, and temperature regulation.
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To ensure even wear and longevity, it is recommended to rotate your Serta mattress monthly for the first few months, and quarterly thereafter. Always check your specific model's tag for care instructions.
While Serta brands the products, support for adjustable bases is often handled by their partner, Ergomotion. You may find contact details such as 1-888-550-3746 or info@ergomotion.com listed in your base's specific manual.
Yes, most Serta waterproof electric heated mattress pads are designed to be machine washable. However, you must disconnect all cords and controllers before washing and never dry clean the product.
The Serta Limited Warranty generally covers manufacturing defects in workmanship and materials, such as body impressions greater than 1.5 inches (or 0.75 inches for certain models) and coil failure, provided the mattress has been properly supported.