Novaform Mattress Reviews

I kept hearing people say “Costco mattress, great value, hope it lasts” and Novaform came up every time. From my perspective as a mattress tester, that kind of reputation needs proof, not slogans. This Novaform mattress reviews project grew from that itch to verify what those foams and hybrids actually feel like night after night.

In our sleep lab, we focused on five mainstream Novaform mattresses that shoppers see most often. I handle test planning and data logging. Lena protects her shoulders as a lighter side sleeper. Marcus cares about lower-back support and sleeps hot, with a heavier build. Under these circumstances, the three of us cover very different bodies and habits.

Across several weeks, we rotated these beds through our studio and home settings. Each model went through full nights, nap sessions, edge-sitting laptop time, and motion tests. By the end, this lineup felt like a spectrum that ran from firm, clinical support to softer, fresher comfort aimed at teens and lighter adults.

Product Overview

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price*	Overall Score
ComfortGrande Advanced 14" Gel Memory Foam	Strong pressure relief, deep foam hug, strong motion isolation	Edges compress for heavier bodies, medium feel only	Average-weight couples, side sleepers who want contouring	About $399–$699 for common sizes	4.3 / 5
Serafina PerfectTemp 14" Gel Memory Foam	Three firmness options, advanced cooling system, plush quilted feel	Heavy edge sitters may feel roll-off, slower response	Hot sleepers who still like memory foam hug	About $749–$899	4.4 / 5
Legacy Premier Support 14" Hybrid	Zoned coil support, strong edges, more “traditional” lift	Price sits higher, some may find it too buoyant	Back sleepers, combination sleepers, heavier users	About $899–$1,199	4.4 / 5
Advanced Back Support Plus 12" Responsive Foam	Firm, targeted lumbar support, responsive feel, clear spinal lift	Too firm for many side sleepers, little plushness	People with back issues who like firm foam	About $399–$649	4.2 / 5
SoFresh Plus 10" Responsive Foam	Copper-infused foam, washable cover, lighter and easier to move	Less substantial feel for heavier adults, thinner profile	Teens, guest rooms, smaller adults who value “fresh” feel	About $329–$549	4.1 / 5

Testing Team Takeaways

From my point of view, this group of Novaform beds behaved like related cousins. ComfortGrande Advanced and Serafina wrapped me in classic gel memory foam contouring. Legacy Premier and Advanced Back Support pushed my spine higher, then kept it there, even during long laptop sessions on my back. Under my frame at 185 pounds, SoFresh felt lighter and springier, almost like a smart starter mattress rather than a forever main bed.

Lena weighs around 130 pounds and guards her shoulders carefully. She kept drifting back to Serafina PerfectTemp in Plush because that model allowed her shoulders to slide into a soft pocket without twisting her neck. On ComfortGrande Advanced, she described a slow sink that helped hips and waist but pressed a little under the outer shoulder during pure side-sleep marathons. On Legacy Premier, she liked the support for short back-sleep runs, then felt her narrower frame perched a bit high during side shifts.

Marcus lives in the 230-pound range and sleeps hot. He kept using Legacy Premier Support as his “reset” mattress, since the zoned coils pushed his hips up and stopped that hammock feeling. On Advanced Back Support Plus, he felt the firm slabs of LURAcor foam keeping his lumbar area honest, especially after long desk days. Under his heavier build, ComfortGrande Advanced finally showed its softer side and compressed more under the torso, yet he still described a neutral temperature on most nights, which lines up with its multi-layer cooling design.

SoFresh Plus created a different vibe for him. He called it “clean, quick, lighter duty.” That copper-infused foam and washable cover reminded him of a mattress parents buy for a teen with allergies. For Marcus’s body, the 10-inch profile felt a bit lean, yet the responsiveness helped him move without feeling trapped.

Novaform Mattress Comparison Chart

Mattress	Type	Height	Firmness Options	Core Materials	Cooling Features	Support System	Pressure Relief Level*	Motion Isolation Level*	Responsiveness Level*	Durability Expectation*
ComfortGrande Advanced 14"	All-foam gel memory foam	14"	Medium	EVENcor GelMAX memory foam, air channel foam, base foam	Phase Change gel, cool-to-touch quilted cover	High-density foam core	High	Very high	Moderate	High for price tier
Serafina PerfectTemp 14"	All-foam gel memory foam	14"	Plush, Medium, Firm	Gel memory foam, transition foams, support foam	Dual Phase Change system, cooling cover	High-density foam core	Very high in Plush, high in Firm	Very high	Low-to-moderate	High
Legacy Premier Support 14"	Hybrid	14"	Medium, Firm	LURAlux support foam, comfort foams, coil unit	Cool-touch cover, airflow through coils	Zoned Back Lift coil system with HighRise edge	High	High	High	Very high
Advanced Back Support Plus 12"	Responsive foam	12"	Firm	LURAcor responsive foam layers, zoned memory foam	Modest temperature help from open-cell foams	Triple-layer zoned foam core	Moderate for side sleepers, high for back support	High	High	High
SoFresh Plus 10"	Responsive foam	10"	Medium	LURAcor foam, copper-infused foam, premium memory foam	Copper-infused foam, breathable design	Triple-layer foam with uplift feel	Moderate	High	High	Moderate-to-high for its category

What We Tested and How We Tested It

For this Novaform mattress reviews project, we built a test plan that mirrored real usage under messy human habits. Each mattress sat on a rigid platform base, then on slatted frames, to see how support changed. Every model spent at least a week in rotation, with full-night sleep from at least two testers per bed.

We tracked key metrics that later became our scoring categories:

• Support under back and stomach sleepers, using alignment photos and simple string-line checks.
• Pressure relief for shoulders and hips, using body-map photos and repeated side-sleep runs.
• Cooling through skin-temperature spot checks and subjective heat buildup comments.
• Motion isolation via partner-movement drills and drop tests with a weighted object.
• Edge support during long edge-sitting laptop sessions and angled side-sleep near the border.
• Responsiveness judged from repositioning ease during restless nights.
• Durability expectations inferred from foam density information where available, plus construction details and external lab results.
• Value based on street price, warranty length, and policy context, including Costco’s generous return approach and Novaform’s 20-year limited warranty.

During each night, we logged short notes on hot spots, numb limbs, or alignment strain. The following sections translate those scattered notes into model-by-model experiences.

Novaform Mattress: Our Testing Experience

1. Novaform ComfortGrande Advanced 14" Gel Memory Foam Mattress

Our Testing Experience

The first time I lay down on ComfortGrande Advanced, the surface felt cool and slightly dense under my shoulder blades. That triple action cooling system and Phase Change gel created a mild chill that faded into neutral after a few minutes. Under my back, the three-inch EVENcor GelMAX layer spread my weight gradually, then the air-channel foam slowed the sink and kept me from dropping into a pit.

Under Lena’s lighter frame, the medium feel turned into something closer to medium-firm. She described a gentle cradle at her hips but noticed pressure near the outer shoulder during long side-only tests. From her perspective, this mattress made sense for combo sleepers who rotate between back and side, not for pure side sleepers living under 140 pounds.

Marcus, with his heavier build and hot-sleep profile, finally brought out the plush side of this bed. As far as his experience is concerned, the foam compressed more beneath his midsection, while the air-channel layer still kept his spine in a fair line on his back. During two long movie nights, he reported neutral temperature, which lines up with the design emphasis on Phase Change gel and cool-to-touch fibers. Third-party lab tests on similar Novaform builds also show strong motion isolation, which matched our drop-weight results.

Over several nights, I used ComfortGrande Advanced as my baseline all-foam mattress in this lineup. If I needed a predictable, forgiving feel that played nicely with different pillows, I picked this one. Edge sitting felt less inspiring, though. Near the perimeter, the comfort layers compressed deeper under my 185-pound frame, which made extended laptop sessions at the edge less stable.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong contouring for average-weight side and back sleepers	Edge support feels soft for heavier users
Very good motion isolation for couples	Only one firmness option, locked at medium
Noticeable cooling compared with older memory foam	Some side sleepers under 140 pounds may feel shoulder pressure
20-year limited warranty and Costco-friendly pricing context	Heavy stomach sleepers may want more pushback

Details

• Price range: about $399–$699 depending on size and retailer.
• Construction: 14-inch, three-layer all-foam design.
• Comfort layer: 3" EVENcor GelMAX memory foam, designed for consistent feel over temperature swings.
• Transition layer: 3" air-channel foam for airflow and pressure distribution.
• Support core: 8" durable base foam for long-term stability.
• Firmness: medium.
• Available sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King, Cal King.
• Cooling features: Phase Change gel in the comfort layer, cool-to-touch quilted cover, open-cell structure.
• Motion handling: High motion isolation in our partner tests.
• Edge design: Standard foam edge with no reinforced perimeter.
• Durability notes: High-density foams plus 20-year limited warranty from Novaform.
• Shipping: Bed-in-a-box style compression with doorstep delivery through Costco or other online retailers.
• Trial and returns: Dependent on retailer; Costco customers rely on the warehouse return policy rather than a dedicated Novaform trial.

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.2	Keeps average-weight backs aligned on medium feel, slightly soft for heavier stomach sleepers.
Pressure Relief	4.5	Deep gel memory foam cradle eased hips and shoulders in back and side positions.
Cooling	4.2	Phase Change gel and cool cover kept nights neutral for our hot sleeper.
Motion Isolation	4.6	Partner movements stayed muted, even with dramatic rolling tests.
Edge Support	3.6	Sitting near the perimeter felt squishy for larger bodies.
Responsiveness	3.7	Classic slow-moving foam, manageable yet not very quick to spring back.
Durability	4.1	Stout build and long warranty signal above-average lifespan for the price.
Value	4.5	Strong feature set for typical Costco pricing in this category.
Overall Score	4.3	Balanced all-foam option for many shoppers who like memory foam feel.

2. Novaform Serafina PerfectTemp 14" Gel Memory Foam Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Serafina PerfectTemp felt familiar to me, yet more adjustable. This kind of mattress gives you a choice of Plush, Medium, or Firm on the same platform, so we cycled through all three in the lab. Under my back on the Medium version, the top gel memory foam smoothed out pressure across my shoulders while the deeper layers held my hips in a controlled dip.

Lena stayed almost glued to the Plush version. She kept describing a “little pocket” under each shoulder where the foam relaxed enough to avoid tingling arms during side-sleep marathons. In her view, that dual Phase Change cooling system helped, since she never mentioned heat on Serafina even when wrapped in a heavy blanket. Novaform markets this as their most advanced cooling mattress, and based on our thermal readings the cover stayed cooler near the start of the night than the other all-foam Novaform models.

Marcus preferred the Firm version for spine control and temperature management. During stomach-sleep trials, his hips stayed higher than on ComfortGrande Advanced, and the mattress never let him sink into a swamp. Pressure relief dropped a bit in that configuration, which made sense for a firm build, yet his back cleared those sessions with fewer complaints. He described the surface feel as dense but not suffocating, which matches third-party impressions that highlight deep foam construction without extreme stuck-in-mud behavior.

Along the edges, I noticed slightly less support than Legacy Premier’s perimeter, especially in Plush. That trait did not bother Lena, yet Marcus felt minor roll-off near the very edge when sitting and tying shoes. For sleepers who stay more centered, Serafina’s modular firmness story and powerful cooling package help it stand out inside this brand family.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Three firmness choices from a single model line	Edge support lags behind the hybrid option
Advanced cooling system with dual Phase Change material	Heavier bodies in Plush may feel some roll-off
Strong pressure relief, especially in Plush and Medium	Firm version feels too dense for some lighter side sleepers
20-year limited warranty and premium positioning	Price lands higher than ComfortGrande or SoFresh

Details

• Price range: about $749–$899 depending on size and firmness.
• Construction: 14-inch, four-layer gel memory foam design.
• Firmness options: Plush, Medium, Firm.
• Cooling tech: PerfectTemp system with dual Phase Change material plus breathable cover.
• Available sizes: Queen and King on Novaform’s site; additional sizes sometimes appear through retailers.
• Support approach: Adaptive full-body support with gentle alignment emphasis.
• Pressure relief: Thick comfort stack tuned differently across firmness choices.
• Motion isolation: Strong, similar to ComfortGrande Advanced in partner tests.
• Warranty: 20-year limited warranty.
• Shipping and trial: Bed-in-a-box with retailer-specific trial terms; Costco shoppers typically see generous return flexibility rather than a labeled sleep trial.

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.4	Firm version holds hips and back securely, Plush still keeps alignment reasonable for lighter bodies.
Pressure Relief	4.8	Plush and Medium gave standout shoulder and hip relief for side sleepers.
Cooling	4.6	Dual Phase Change system and cooling cover kept surface temperature clearly lower at onset.
Motion Isolation	4.7	Partner shifts barely moved the surface under water-glass tests.
Edge Support	3.7	Foam perimeter compressed under heavy edge sitting, especially in Plush.
Responsiveness	3.8	Transition foams help movement yet still feel traditional memory-foam slow.
Durability	4.3	Robust 14-inch build and premium foams inspire confidence for long-term use.
Value	4.2	Higher price, yet flexibility and cooling justify it for many hot sleepers.
Overall Score	4.4	Strong pick for foam lovers who want cooling options and adjustable firmness.

3. Novaform Legacy Premier Support 14" Hybrid Mattress

Our Testing Experience

The first night on Legacy Premier Support, my back felt locked into a gentle arch, in a good way. Those zoned coils and LURAlux support foam created a firmer plane under my hips, while the upper layers softened slightly under my shoulders. When I rolled to the edge, the HighRise perimeter behaved like a sturdy frame, so I could sit and type without collapsing the border.

Lena described this mattress as “serious, but not stiff.” On her side, the Medium version balanced lift and cushion, yet she still preferred Serafina Plush for longer side-sleep runs. From her perspective, Legacy Premier suits people who split time between back and side or who want hybrid bounce with more control than a bargain coil bed.

Marcus had the strongest reaction here. In his view, the Firm version finally delivered the upright feeling his lower back had chased through the rest of the lineup. During stomach-sleep trials, his hips refused to sag, even after several hours. Coil pushback plus dual back-support layers gave him a feeling of being held up rather than swallowed. Airflow through the coil system also kept his skin temperatures slightly lower than on the all-foam beds.

I noticed motion transfer sitting around a middle level. When Marcus moved sharply, I felt the vibration, yet the comfort foams still muted the harshest jolt. People who want pure isolation may lean toward ComfortGrande or Serafina, but sleepers craving edge security and strong lumbar support gain more from Legacy Premier.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Zoned coil system with strong lumbar lift	Higher price inside Novaform range
HighRise edge support feels sturdy and reliable	Motion transfer sits above all-foam models
Medium and Firm choices cover many back and stomach sleepers	Lighter side sleepers may want softer shoulders
Cool-touch cover plus coil airflow help hot sleepers	Limited size range on some retailer listings

Details

• Price range: about $899–$1,199 depending on size and firmness.
• Construction: 14-inch hybrid with six layers.
• Comfort materials: LURAlux support foam and comfort foams.
• Support core: Zoned Back Lift coil system with perimeter-reinforced HighRise edge.
• Firmness options: Medium and Firm.
• Cooling: Plush cool-touch cover plus airflow through the coil unit.
• Sizes: Full, Queen, King.
• Warranty: 20-year limited warranty via Novaform.
• Trial and returns: Retailer-dependent; Costco buyers rely on its return flexibility more than a named trial window.

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Zoned coils and firm base keep hips elevated, even for heavier sleepers.
Pressure Relief	4.1	Foam comfort layers soften impact, yet focus remains on support rather than plushness.
Cooling	4.3	Coil airflow plus cool cover kept Marcus’s hot-sleep profile under control.
Motion Isolation	4.0	Some bounce from coils, still acceptable for many couples.
Edge Support	4.7	HighRise perimeter stayed solid during long edge-sitting sessions.
Responsiveness	4.2	Easier position changes than deep memory foam beds.
Durability	4.6	Hybrid build and premium materials feel built for long service life.
Value	4.0	Strong performance, though price sits near the top of Novaform’s range.
Overall Score	4.4	Excellent pick for back-focused sleepers wanting hybrid lift and sturdy edges.

4. Novaform Advanced Back Support Plus 12" Responsive Foam Mattress

Our Testing Experience

Advanced Back Support Plus feels different the moment you sit down. That firm triple-layer LURAcor foam stack resists compression in the center, so my hips barely sank during back-sleep runs. I could sense zoned contouring along the lumbar region, almost like a built-in wedge under my spine.

Under Lena’s lighter frame, the mattress turned uncompromising. She handled short back-sleep sessions without complaint, yet long side-sleep nights produced clear shoulder pressure. In her words, this model behaves like a prescription for people whose back pain flares on softer beds.

Marcus spent the most time here during a week of cranky lower-back days. As far as his body is concerned, this mattress gave him the most direct back-brace effect in the lineup. Firm LURAcor foam and precision-contoured zones kept his lumbar region lifted, even during early-morning half-awake tossing. He felt quicker surface response than on ComfortGrande or Serafina, which made turning easier despite the firm feel.

Heat never became a major character in his notes. The open-cell responsive foams and thinner 12-inch profile breathe better than ultra-thick, slow foam stacks. Still, this mattress lacks the flashy cooling tech of Serafina or ComfortGrande, so extremely hot sleepers might prefer those builds.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Very firm feel that supports sore backs	Too firm for many side sleepers and lighter users
Zoned foam system targets core and lumbar regions	Minimal plushness for people who like a soft first impression
Responsive surface helps with repositioning	A bit flat for those who want deep contouring
20-year warranty and clear back-support story	Aesthetic feel less “luxury,” more “functional”

Details

• Price range: about $399–$649 depending on size.
• Construction: 12-inch triple-layer responsive foam mattress.
• Firmness: Firm.
• Comfort and support: LURAcor responsive foam, precision-contoured foam, zoned memory foam.
• Sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King.
• Cooling: Open-cell foams, moderate temperature control without advanced gel systems.
• Motion isolation: Good for couples, since the firm foam deadens bounce.
• Warranty: 20-year limited coverage.
• Trial context: Retailer-driven, similar to the other Novaform models in this review.

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.6	Firm zoned foam keeps hips and back elevated for many back sleepers.
Pressure Relief	3.8	Shoulders and hips of side sleepers felt clear firmness and some pressure.
Cooling	4.0	No advanced cooling tech, yet thin profile and open foam stayed reasonable.
Motion Isolation	4.4	Firm slab quieted partner movement effectively.
Edge Support	3.8	Firmer foam helped, yet edges still compress more than hybrid borders.
Responsiveness	4.2	Quick surface response for a foam mattress, easy to roll and pivot.
Durability	4.4	Simple, dense foam stack and 20-year warranty inspire confidence.
Value	4.3	Strong pricing for a focused back-support tool.
Overall Score	4.2	Great for people who truly want a firm back-support mattress.

5. Novaform SoFresh Plus 10" Responsive Foam Mattress

Our Testing Experience

SoFresh Plus feels like the neat freak of the group. That moisture-wicking, machine-washable cover and copper-infused foam created a fresh, quick-dry personality even before we slept on it. When I lay down, the 10-inch profile gave a shallower sink than ComfortGrande, with a springier uplift from the LURAcor layer.

During Lena’s tests, the Medium feel supported her frame without feeling stiff. She liked this mattress especially for shorter sessions, naps, and work calls in bed. Under her shoulders, the premium memory foam added just enough give to avoid sharp points, although long side-sleep nights still felt less luxurious than Serafina Plush.

Marcus approached SoFresh as a guest-room candidate. In his words, the bed felt comfortable for a night or two, yet less substantial than the 14-inch options under his 230-pound frame. He appreciated the copper-infused foam and breathable cover while testing with a light blanket. Under those circumstances, the mattress stayed dry and neutral after a very warm evening workout.

For me, this model fits smaller adults, teens, and guest rooms more than large, long-term primary sleepers. The triple-layer build and antimicrobial focus make cleaning shrug-worthy. You strip the cover, toss it in the wash, then put it back without drama. Those details matter in real life more than a fancy coil count for many households.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Washable moisture-wicking cover simplifies hygiene	Thinner profile feels less substantial for heavier users
Copper-infused foam with antimicrobial protection	Lacks deep, luxurious hug for long-term primary use
Responsive medium feel works for many teens and guests	Edge support only average under heavy sitting
Attractive pricing with 20-year warranty coverage	Only one firmness option

Details

• Price range: about $329–$549 depending on size.
• Construction: 10-inch, triple-layer medium mattress.
• Comfort system: High-airflow LURAcor foam plus copper-infused layer and premium memory foam.
• Firmness: Medium.
• Cover: Removable, moisture-wicking, machine washable and dryable.
• Sizes: Twin, Full, Queen, King.
• Cooling and freshness: Copper-infused foam, breathable design, antimicrobial claims from Novaform.
• Warranty: 20-year limited warranty on the mattress.
• Trial and returns: Again, retailer-specific, with Costco’s flexible policy shaping many real-world experiences.

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.0	Medium uplift suits lighter adults and teens, yet big bodies compress deeper.
Pressure Relief	4.0	Memory foam layer softens contact points without dramatic sink.
Cooling	4.2	Copper-infused foam and breathable cover kept the bed feeling dry and fresh.
Motion Isolation	4.2	All-foam stack handled partner shifts quietly.
Edge Support	3.6	Acceptable for its thickness, yet not impressive under heavy edge-sitting.
Responsiveness	4.3	Quick rebound from LURAcor foam made position changes easy.
Durability	3.9	Thinner build, still supported by a long warranty and decent materials.
Value	4.4	Strong proposition for guest rooms, teens, and budget-conscious shoppers.
Overall Score	4.1	Smart, hygienic choice for lighter sleepers or secondary bedrooms.

Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

Mattress	Overall Score	Support	Pressure Relief	Cooling	Motion Isolation	Durability	Responsiveness
ComfortGrande Advanced 14"	4.3	4.2	4.5	4.2	4.6	4.1	3.7
Serafina PerfectTemp 14"	4.4	4.4	4.8	4.6	4.7	4.3	3.8
Legacy Premier Support 14"	4.4	4.7	4.1	4.3	4.0	4.6	4.2
Advanced Back Support Plus 12"	4.2	4.6	3.8	4.0	4.4	4.4	4.2
SoFresh Plus 10"	4.1	4.0	4.0	4.2	4.2	3.9	4.3

Serafina PerfectTemp and Legacy Premier stand out as flagship performers, one in foam, one in hybrid. ComfortGrande Advanced lands as the balanced value foam, with strong relief and isolation. Advanced Back Support Plus behaves like a firm specialist for back-pain-prone sleepers. SoFresh Plus trades a bit of heft and long-term heft for freshness, washable practicality, and accessible pricing.

Best Picks

1. Best Novaform Mattress For Hot Foam Sleepers – Serafina PerfectTemp 14"
   This model delivered the strongest cooling feel among the foam options, helped by its dual Phase Change system. Our hot sleeper, Marcus, stayed comfortable on the Firm version, while Lena enjoyed Plush for pressure relief. Those experiences align with its high scores in cooling and pressure relief.
2. Best Novaform Mattress For All-Foam Value – ComfortGrande Advanced 14"
   ComfortGrande Advanced gave our team a familiar, forgiving memory foam hug at a very reachable price. Support stayed solid for average-weight bodies, motion isolation impressed us, and retailer pricing kept it attractive against many online competitors.
3. Best Novaform Mattress For Hybrid Support – Legacy Premier Support 14"
   Legacy Premier delivered the most confident hybrid lift in this group. From Marcus’s back-sleep runs to my edge-sitting tests, the zoned coil system and HighRise perimeter behaved like a supportive frame. Those traits justified its high support and durability scores despite the premium price.

How to Choose the Novaform Mattress?

Choosing among these Novaform mattress reviews means matching your body, budget, and habits to a specific build rather than the brand name.

From the perspective of a light-weight side sleeper, shoulder relief and soft surface feel matter more than rigid support. Serafina PerfectTemp Plush usually fits this profile best, since it lets narrow shoulders sink without twisting the neck. SoFresh Plus can also work for lighter side sleepers who value a fresher, easier-to-wash setup in smaller rooms.

An average-weight back sleeper often wants a medium to medium-firm feel with steady lumbar support. ComfortGrande Advanced hits that zone for many people, especially if they like memory foam but want modern cooling. Legacy Premier in Medium can also play well here, with its coil lift and stronger edge structure.

A hot sleeper who loves foam benefits from advanced cooling fabric and Phase Change materials. In that situation, Serafina PerfectTemp stands out, followed by ComfortGrande Advanced for a slightly simpler yet effective cooling approach. Those who run very hot may lean toward the hybrid airflow of Legacy Premier.

For a heavier couple, support and edge performance rise to the top. Legacy Premier Support in Firm handled Marcus’s weight best and kept our combined weight stable during edge-to-edge tests. Advanced Back Support Plus in Firm can work for pairs who truly want a very firm, all-foam platform without coil bounce.

In a teen or guest-room scenario, SoFresh Plus shines. That washable cover, copper-infused foam, and medium feel keep beds cleaner and more forgiving for many guests. ComfortGrande Advanced can also serve as a more luxurious guest option where budget allows and room height is not a concern.

Limitations

As a group, these Novaform mattress models leave a few gaps. Extremely heavy sleepers who want a very tall, firm hybrid with extra-thick coils may still feel more confident with a specialty premium brand. People who crave a super-bouncy, old-school innerspring feel will not find that kind of trampoline motion here.

Ultra-budget shoppers might see Novaform prices as a stretch when compared with the lowest-end online foam beds. At the same time, anyone who insists on a crystal-clear, brand-level 365-night trial should note that real trial conditions often come from Costco or other retailers, not from Novaform’s site itself.

Policies at a Glance

Mattress	Shipping (Cost and Region)	Trial Period	Return Policy / Fees	Warranty Length	Notable Conditions
ComfortGrande Advanced 14"	Compressed bed-in-a-box, doorstep delivery from Costco or other retailers, usually free in the continental U.S.	Often treated as 365-day return window through Costco rather than labeled trial; direct Novaform sales may follow shorter sleep trial norms.	Costco returns typically allow in-store or pickup returns with minimal fees; other retailers vary.	20-year limited warranty from Novaform.	Mattress needs time to expand after unpacking; warranty usually covers defects, not normal softening.
Serafina PerfectTemp 14"	Similar compressed-mattress shipping through Costco and online partners, generally free standard delivery.	Practical “trial” often mirrors retailer return window, with Costco cases reaching a full year for many buyers.	Returns processed by the selling retailer; most Costco cases avoid restocking fees.	20-year limited warranty.	Warranty focuses on material and workmanship defects, not body impressions within normal ranges.
Legacy Premier Support 14" Hybrid	Shipped compressed, then expands at home; availability often tied to bigger sizes, sometimes online-only.	Trial experience again depends on retailer, with Costco return flexibility being the common real-world pattern.	Warehouse returns usually straightforward; online resellers may require pickup scheduling.	20-year limited warranty from Novaform.	Must keep proof of purchase; one replacement limit over the warranty period is typical.
Advanced Back Support Plus 12"	Compressed foam mattress, online shipping often free inside standard regions.	Return window usually governed by Costco or specific e-commerce site policies.	Most Costco shoppers experience easy returns; independent sellers may vary.	20-year limited warranty.	Warranty excludes common wear and tear and requires use on an appropriate foundation.
SoFresh Plus 10"	Bed-in-a-box shipping with free or low-cost delivery in many U.S. regions; Costco and other outlets.	Real-world trial shaped by retailer return rules, usually generous at Costco.	Returns again processed through seller, with Costco known for flexible mattress returns.	20-year limited warranty.	Mattress contains no fiberglass and uses CertiPUR-US certified foam, which appears in warranty and marketing language.

From a buyer’s perspective, these policies lean heavily on retailer strength, especially Costco’s return culture, while Novaform backs the products with long, defect-focused warranties. Customers still need to confirm the exact return process and any pickup logistics for their local store or website.

FAQs

1. Are Novaform mattresses good quality for the price?

Based on our testing and external lab data, yes, in many cases. Foam density, construction details, and a 20-year limited warranty signal a quality level that lines up with mid-range pricing. People who expect ultra-luxury finishing may still favor higher-end brands.

2. Which Novaform mattress is best for side sleepers?

For side sleepers, Serafina PerfectTemp Plush or Medium usually works best. Those versions give deeper shoulder relief than the other Novaform models we tested. ComfortGrande Advanced can also serve side sleepers who prefer a medium all-foam feel with strong pressure relief.

3. Which Novaform mattress is best for back pain?

Our experience points toward Legacy Premier Support and Advanced Back Support Plus. Legacy Premier gives hybrid lift with zoned coils, while Advanced Back Support Plus offers a very firm responsive foam platform. People with sensitive backs should match firmness carefully to personal comfort.

4. Do Novaform mattresses sleep hot?

These mattresses aim to sleep cooler than old-school memory foam. Serafina PerfectTemp and ComfortGrande Advanced include Phase Change gel and cooling covers, and SoFresh Plus uses breathable, copper-infused foam. Very hot sleepers still might prefer hybrid airflow from Legacy Premier.

5. How long do Novaform mattresses usually last?

Novaform backs its mattresses with a 20-year limited warranty, which indicates confidence in long-term structure. Real-world reports and our build inspections suggest a practical lifespan closer to typical mid-range beds, often around eight to ten years under normal use.

6. Is there fiberglass inside Novaform mattresses?

Novaform markets SoFresh Plus as containing zero fiberglass, and the broader line emphasizes CertiPUR-US certified foams with safer content. Warranty and FAQ pages focus on foam quality rather than fiberglass fire barriers for these current models.

7. What is the return policy for Novaform mattresses?

Return conditions usually depend on where you bought the mattress. Costco customers often rely on the warehouse’s generous satisfaction returns rather than a brand-specific trial. Novaform’s own site uses a shorter formal trial for direct purchases. Buyers should always confirm details before ordering.

8. Which Novaform mattress is best for couples?

Couples who want maximum motion isolation tend to like ComfortGrande Advanced or Serafina PerfectTemp. Those who share the bed with a heavier partner and care about edge space may favor Legacy Premier Support, since its perimeter stays firmer under pressure.

9. Can I use a Novaform mattress on an adjustable base?

These models are compressible foam or hybrid builds that usually work fine on adjustable bases, as long as the base supports the dimensions and weight. Owners just need to follow Novaform’s foundation guidelines and the base manufacturer’s instructions.

10. Should I buy Novaform at Costco or directly from Novaform?

If you value long return flexibility, Costco’s approach can feel safer. Shoppers who want direct communication with the brand and occasional promotions may look at Novaform’s own site. As far as performance goes, the mattress itself stays the same; the experience shifts through policy and support channels.

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