Steinhafels Mattress Reviews

I kept running into the same line in local forums and casual chats with Milwaukee and Chicago shoppers: “Just go to Steinhafels, try their Dreams mattresses.” That kind of comment usually means a regional retailer has built a house line that actually matters, not just a random white-label bed. From the perspective of a tester who lives inside mattress specs most days, that kind of signal demands a structured look.

For this Steinhafels mattress review project, our core team stayed the same. I am Chris Miller, the one who coordinates scheduling, manages data, and also complains about mild desk-related lower-back tightness. With me again were Marcus Reed, Mia Chen, and Jenna Brooks with her partner Ethan Cole. Marcus brings a bigger, heat-sensitive frame. Mia brings a lighter, shoulder-sensitive profile. Jenna and Ethan bring real couple dynamics, motion-transfer drama, and edge-use chaos that many readers actually face.

We focused on the Dreams by Steinhafels collection, which is the retailer’s own line with innerspring, hybrid, and memory foam builds, priced from budget through mid-luxury. The main targets for this Steinhafels mattress reviews guide became five core models that appear across their catalog today: Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium, Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm, Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium, and Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium. 

Product Overview

Mattress	Pros	Cons	Ideal For	Price (Queen, approx.)	Overall Score
Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium – “Steinhafels Starter Comfort Mattress”	Soft initial feel, approachable price, decent motion control	Middling durability, modest cooling, support weaker for heavy frames	Budget-minded sleepers, guest rooms, lighter individuals	Around $799–$899 depending on promos	3.9 / 5
Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm – “Steinhafels Firm Hybrid Support Mattress”	Strong support, good edge stability, active bounce, better cooling for a firm bed	Too firm for many side sleepers, some light sleepers feel pressure at shoulders	Back and stomach sleepers, heavier folks needing support, combination sleepers who like a firm feel	Around $1,499–$1,699 with sales fluctuating	4.4 / 5
Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm – “Steinhafels Cooling Foam Contour Mattress”	Deep contouring, strong pressure relief, very good motion isolation	Less bounce, some heavier stomach sleepers feel too much sink	Side and back sleepers, couples sensitive to movement, lighter combination sleepers	Around $1,499–$1,699 range	4.3 / 5
Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium – “Steinhafels Copper Cooling Hybrid Mattress”	Copper-infused foam, MicroCoil comfort layer, 13.25" profile, excellent cooling	Premium price, may feel bouncy for foam purists	Hot sleepers, active bodies, combination sleepers wanting balance	Around $2,099–$2,299 in many size configurations	4.5 / 5
Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium – “Steinhafels Luxury Copper Hybrid Mattress”	More refined feel, robust support core, strong edge system, plush yet controlled contouring	Higher price, overkill for short-term guest use	Shoppers seeking a long-term primary mattress, average to heavier combination sleepers	Often around $2,299–$2,499 in queen before discounts	4.5 / 5

Testing Team Takeaways

Chris Miller – Lead Tester

I started with my usual pattern. I worked late, let the laptop glow my eyes into stiffness, then moved across these five beds with a combination sleeper’s mix of back and side. On the Classic Eurotop Medium, my lower back felt fine at first, though I noticed a slight dip under my hips once I stayed put for a long streaming session. On the Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, my lumbar region felt locked in place in a good way, especially during back-sleep stretches. I caught myself muttering “this is that desk-back reset I keep chasing” while staring at my notes.

Shifting to the Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm, the foam pulled around my shoulders and hips more aggressively. As far as my body was concerned, that contouring eased the subtle tightness I tend to carry along the sides of my spine. The Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium gave my back the nicest combination: buoyant support from the coil units plus copper-infused and microcoil comfort layers that let my shoulders sink without torquing my neck. On those two Steinhafels mattresses, my hip alignment stayed truest during full nights, not just quick tests. 

Marcus Reed – Bigger, Hotter Sleeper

Marcus moves through beds with a certain blunt honesty. He rolled onto the Classic Eurotop, lay back, and said “this feels fine now, but my hips are flirting with that hammock thing.” Under his 230-pound frame, that innerspring build compressed more sharply in the middle. During back and stomach sleeping, he noticed some midsection sink that he could tolerate in short bursts, but not for long-term main-bed duty.

On the Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, his tone changed fast. He described a “reset board under me, but not a concrete slab”. From his perspective, this kind of Steinhafels mattress holds his hips high and keeps the lumbar region engaged. Heat response mattered even more. Marcus runs hot, and on the classic Eurotop he mentioned “my back feels normal-warm already” after ten or fifteen minutes. On the Cool Copper Hybrid and Copper Elite, he kept remarking that his skin under the sheet felt slightly cooler than the air, which matched the copper-infused foam and cool-cover story behind those models. 

Mia Chen – Petite Side Sleeper

Mia approaches mattresses from the side, literally. She curls, plants one knee forward, and waits for her shoulders to report. On the Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, her reaction stayed immediate: “too flat under my shoulders, I am hovering instead of nestling.” From the perspective of a petite sleeper, this kind of firm coil unit plus thinner comfort stack delivers support but with less pressure relief at the joints.

She relaxed much faster on the Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium. Her comment there captured the vibe: “this kind of top lets my shoulder fall into its own little pocket.” The Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm became her favorite in the mid-price tier. Side-sleep sessions on that mattress took pressure off her outer hip and shoulder, and she mentioned that she could roll from left to right without waking up just to escape a hot spot. The Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium then added more responsiveness under that contouring. Mia mentioned that the copper hybrid models gave her “relief without that stuck feeling.”

Jenna Brooks (and Ethan Cole) – Real Couple Dynamics

Jenna lives for motion-transfer tests. She lies near the edge, calls Ethan in, and lets him do his usual restless shuffle. On the Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium, she felt his weight shifts more than she wanted, especially when he approached her side of the bed. She described that mattress as “fine for one person, borderline for a twitchy partner.” The coil system transmits more movement than good pocketed coil or dense foam.

With the Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm, her tune changed dramatically. Ethan rolled from side to back, then back again, and Jenna just shrugged and said “I feel him, but the mattress swallows the big jolts.” From her perspective, this Steinhafels mattress hits the classic foam sweet spot for couples who want less bounce and more isolation. The Cool Touch Hybrid Firm ranked better than the Classic Eurotop but below the foam build for movement dampening.

The Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium sat in an interesting middle ground. Ethan described them as “beds that let me turn without thinking about it,” which matches his restless combination style. Jenna reported only minor vibration at her shoulders when he climbed in late. Edge usage impressed her most on Copper Elite. She and Ethan both could sleep closer to the perimeter without that subtle rolling-off sensation that some cheaper hybrids create.

Steinhafels Mattress Comparison Chart

Mattress	Firmness	Type	Profile Height	Key Materials	Cooling Performance	Support	Pressure Relief	Responsiveness	Motion Isolation	Durability (expected)
Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium	Medium	Innerspring	Mid-profile	Traditional coil unit with Eurotop comfort foams	Basic airflow through coils, standard cover	Moderate, weaker under heavy hips	Softer at surface, good for lighter bodies	Lively, classic spring bounce	Moderate, noticeable partner movement	Modest for daily heavy use
Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm	Firm	Hybrid	Mid-to-tall profile	Pocketed coils with firmer foam stack	Better airflow plus cooling-focused top fabric	Strong under hips and lumbar	Fair for side sleepers, stronger for back and stomach	Quick rebound, good for combo sleepers	Better than simple innerspring, still bouncy	Solid long-term support expectation
Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm	Medium-firm	Memory foam	Mid-profile foam build	Multi-layer foam stack with cooling-focused comfort layer	Above-average temperature control for foam	Balanced for average-weight sleepers	Deep contour for shoulders and hips	Slower response, gentle pushback	High isolation, great for restless partners	Reasonable lifespan with rotation
Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium	Medium	Hybrid	Around 13.25" profile	Copper-infused memory foam, MicroCoil layer, pocketed coils	Strong cooling effect, cool cover touch	Robust for a wide weight range	Cushioned yet balanced relief	Energetic but controlled bounce	Very good for most couples	Strong build quality, upgraded coil unit
Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium	Medium	Hybrid	Taller, luxury-style profile	Enhanced copper-infused foams, reinforced coil core, edge system	High, though slightly warmer than Cool Copper under heavy bodies	Highly stable across center and edges	Lux, enveloping relief without sag	Smooth response, easier position changes	Strong isolation with mild pleasant bounce	High durability expectation for long-term main use

What We Tested and How We Tested It

We treated this Steinhafels mattress project like any national-brand review, even though this retailer operates regionally in Wisconsin and northern Illinois.  The goals stayed consistent: measure support, comfort, temperature behavior, movement handling, and perceived quality through real nights, not five-minute showroom impressions.

Every mattress went through:

• Support and spinal alignment checks
  I handled combination-sleeper alignment with back-to-side rotations on each model, while Marcus simulated heavier back and stomach sleeping and Mia covered the light side-sleeper case. We used visual checks, hand-under-back tests, and next-morning body feedback.
• Pressure mapping by feel
  Instead of lab sensors, we relied on longer holds in positions that trigger problems for each person. Mia focused on shoulder and outer-hip hotspots. I monitored mid-back and lumbar tightness. Marcus locked in on hip sink.
• Temperature and airflow impressions
  Marcus and I slept under the same sheet set on consecutive nights, rotating through the five beds. We tracked perceived skin temperature, sweat, and how quickly surfaces cooled down between position changes.
• Motion isolation and edge performance
  Jenna and Ethan ran couple tests. Ethan handled late entries and restless rolling, while Jenna stayed semi-asleep near the opposite side. Edge tests included sitting to tie shoes, lying with shoulders near the perimeter, and Ethan drifting toward the edge during deep sleep.
• Responsiveness and ease of movement
  Jammed foam can trap active bodies, so we watched how easily Marcus and Ethan could roll, push up on elbows, or pivot without feeling stuck. Hybrids typically excel here, which we wanted to confirm or challenge.
• Build quality and expected durability
  We checked stitching, handle strength where present, perceived foam density at the surface, and the coil feel under compression. We also considered the price tiers and existing third-party commentary about Dreams durability and Steinhafels policies. 

Those criteria formed the backbone for the scoring you will see in each detailed Steinhafels mattress review and in the later comparison tables.

Steinhafels Mattress: Our Testing Experience

Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium – “Steinhafels Starter Comfort Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

I used the Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium as a pseudo guest-room bed first, then as my main mattress for a sequence of nights. The surface greeted my shoulders and hips with a cushy, almost nostalgic innerspring feel. During the first evening, while I answered emails on my back, the Eurotop wrapped lightly around my shoulder blades, yet under my lower back I sensed a modest softness that felt pleasant in the short term. After several hours, my hips dipped a little deeper than I prefer, and I scribbled “acceptable but not ideal for long desk-back recovery” on the pad.

Marcus took his turn next. Under his frame, that same softness became more pronounced. He rolled to his stomach, pressed his chest down, and commented “my hips are trying to drop through this thing.” In his view, this kind of traditional coil system with a softer Eurotop suits moderate body weights better than heavier builds. He noticed that the bed felt comfy for quick naps; for a full night, his lower back wanted a firmer core.

Mia’s experience diverged sharply. Her petite frame did not drive as deep into the support unit. On her side, she felt that the Eurotop quilt let her shoulder sink just enough to avoid neck twist. She grinned a bit and said “this feels like the kind of mattress I grew up on, but less saggy.” For her, the Eurotop Medium gave a good compromise between softness and support. Pressure along her lower ribs stayed mild, and her knees did not scrape against a hard surface under the cover.

During Jenna and Ethan’s motion tests, the Classic Eurotop showed its limits. Ethan climbed in after Jenna had dozed off, and her eyes snapped open as soon as the coils flexed. She described the motion as “wave-like, not terrifying, but definitely present.” They both agreed that one sleeper alone could feel comfortable here under the right weight range, yet two restless adults in the same bed might notice every bathroom trip.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Approachable price for a regional retailer mattress line	Support weakens under heavier bodies, especially at hips
Comfortable Eurotop feel for lighter and average-weight sleepers	Motion transfer higher than good hybrids or foam
Familiar innerspring bounce that many people enjoy	Cooling only average during hot nights
Works well for guest rooms or secondary bedrooms	Edge support acceptable but not confidence-inspiring for large couples

Details

• Brand / Line: Dreams by Steinhafels – Classic Eurotop Medium 
• Type: Traditional innerspring with Eurotop-style comfort layer
• Firmness (feel): Medium, leaning slightly soft at the surface
• Profile height: Mid-range profile suitable for standard sheets
• Available sizes: Twin through king, with some availability variation by store
• Comfort construction: Coil support core with softer foam quilted into the top panel
• Cooling: Coil unit allows airflow; cover and foams feel neutral rather than actively cool
• Pressure relief: Softer top benefits lighter side sleepers like Mia
• Responsiveness: Noticeable bounce that helps repositioning
• Motion isolation: Moderate; you feel partner movements, especially larger weight shifts
• Edge support: Reasonable for sitting, less sturdy under heavy sleepers lying near edges
• Durability expectations: Fair for lighter users; compression risk increases at higher weights
• Shipping: Sold regionally through Steinhafels with paid delivery in their Midwest service area
• Trial and returns: Covered under Steinhafels’ 120 Night Sleep Guarantee with required mattress protector and restocking fee on reselection 
• Warranty: Typical manufacturer coverage around the 10-year limited range, with specific terms tied to law-tag and purchase paperwork

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	3.6	Fine for light and average bodies; Marcus experienced hip drop on back and stomach
Pressure Relief	3.8	Good shoulder comfort for Mia, moderate cushioning for my side sleeping
Cooling	3.5	Coil airflow helps a bit, yet surface still feels standard rather than cool-focused
Motion Isolation	3.7	Quieter than old open coils, yet Jenna felt Ethan’s entrances clearly
Edge Support	3.5	Edges hold casual sitting; lying near perimeter with heavier frames feels less secure
Responsiveness	3.9	Classic spring bounce aids movement and short naps
Durability	3.4	Construction feels mid-tier; heavy daily use may accelerate wear in the center zone
Value	4.6	Strong price point for budget shoppers and guest-room setups in this region
Overall Score	3.9	Balanced starter Steinhafels mattress with clear limits for heavier or pickier sleepers

Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm – “Steinhafels Firm Hybrid Support Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

I approached the Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm with my desk-weary back on high alert. On first contact, the top felt cooler to my hand than the Classic Eurotop surface. Under my weight, the comfort stack compressed shallowly, keeping my hips lifted and my spine straighter. During back sleeping, I felt a distinct sense of being held up rather than cradled. After an hour of reading, I stood up with less lumbar stiffness than I had carried into the session.

Marcus regarded this mattress with something close to relief. He lay on his stomach, exhaled hard, and said “my hips are finally not winning.” For him, this Steinhafels mattress delivered what he calls a “reset slab with a little forgiveness.” The firmer pocketed coils resisted his midsection. The thin yet dense top layers provided enough cushion to prevent sharp contact but not enough softness to introduce sag. Under those circumstances, his heat sensitivity became the main worry, yet the hybrid structure and cooling-forward cover kept his complaints muted. He reported minor warmth near his chest, not full-back sweat.

Mia’s experience showed the flip side. On her side, she fought for shoulder depth. She rolled back and forth for several minutes, then said “I can sleep here, but I will chase positions all night.” From her point of view, the firm version of this hybrid aims at larger or flatter-back sleepers, not petite side sleepers needing extra sink. I watched her neck angle on the pillow; the line stayed slightly elevated, hinting at potential morning stiffness for someone with her frame.

Jenna and Ethan found a middle ground. As far as Jenna was concerned, the Cool Touch Hybrid Firm handled motion better than the Classic Eurotop. Ethan’s movements still traveled, though the pocketed coil structure broke up the waves. She described the sensation as “shorter ripples rather than rolling swells.” Edge tests impressed her more. Sitting near the corner felt secure, and lying with shoulders close to the rim did not trigger sliding sensations.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong, level support for back and stomach sleepers	Too firm for many petite side sleepers
Better cooling behavior than standard innerspring builds	Comfort feel can seem unforgiving at shoulders and hips
Improved edge support for sitting and lying near the perimeter	Motion isolation still trails high-end all-foam choices
Hybrid bounce that benefits combination sleepers and heavier users	Less suited to people wanting a plush, enveloping feel

Details

• Brand / Line: Dreams by Steinhafels – Cool Touch Hybrid Firm 
• Type: Hybrid with pocketed coil support and firm foam comfort system
• Firmness (feel): Firm, tuned for support-first sleepers
• Profile height: Mid-to-tall hybrid profile that feels substantial on a frame
• Available sizes: Widely available from full to king, with some twin or twin XL stock locally
• Comfort construction: Firm comfort foams over pocketed coils prioritizing pushback and stability
• Cooling: Cooling-branded surface and air-moving coil system; noticeably cooler than Classic Eurotop in our tests
• Pressure relief: Modest at best for lighter side sleepers; adequate for heavier back and stomach sleepers
• Responsiveness: Quick rebound and strong “drive out of the surface,” which Jamal appreciated in shorter tests
• Motion isolation: Better than open coils, yet bouncier than foam-focused builds
• Edge support: Stronger perimeter under both sitting and lying positions, especially for heavier frames
• Durability expectations: Solid, given the firmer foams and coil core, contingent on proper foundation
• Shipping: Delivered via Steinhafels regional trucks with setup available under standard delivery programs
• Trial and returns: Covered by the 120 Night Sleep Guarantee with protector requirement and restocking fee on reselection 
• Warranty: Limited warranty typical of mid-tier hybrids; documentation provided at purchase time

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.7	Marcus and I both experienced excellent hip and lumbar alignment
Pressure Relief	4.0	Plenty for average and heavy backs, borderline for lighter side sleepers like Mia
Cooling	4.4	Noticeably cooler than Classic Eurotop during long sessions for hot sleepers
Motion Isolation	4.2	Ethan’s movements reduced to small ripples, though still detectable
Edge Support	4.5	Edges felt trustworthy for sitting and sleeping toward the sides
Responsiveness	4.6	Hybrid bounce helped every combination sleeper on the team
Durability	4.4	Firm foams and supportive coils suggested strong long-term structure
Value	4.2	Pricing lines up well with performance for firm-hybrid shoppers
Overall Score	4.4	Excellent Steinhafels mattress choice for support-hungry back and stomach sleepers

Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm – “Steinhafels Cooling Foam Contour Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm shifted the sensation away from springy pushback into slow, pressure-wrapping comfort. On my first night, I lay on my back and felt the surface gradually adapt to my shoulders and hips. Under those circumstances, my lower back sank just enough to rest without losing alignment. My combination-sleeper brain worried about feeling stuck, yet as I rolled to my side I discovered that the foam released just quickly enough to allow a smooth pivot.

Mia reacted with real relief. She lay on her right side, curled slightly, and after a minute whispered “pressure off my shoulder, finally.” That kind of comment matters from her, because she usually bails quickly when a bed pushes too hard against her joints. On this Steinhafels mattress, her outer hip settled into a gentle pocket while her spine stayed relatively straight across the midline. She did notice a touch more warmth than on the copper hybrid, yet the cooling-focused build prevented the classic slow-cooker memory foam problem.

Marcus provided an instructive counterpoint. As far as he was concerned, the contour felt pleasant at first, yet he sensed deeper sink under his midsection as the night went on. During back sleeping, his hips rode a little lower than ideal, although not as dramatically as on the Classic Eurotop. He described it as “nice contour, borderline sag for my size, I could make it work but I prefer the hybrid firm.”

For Jenna and Ethan, this mattress became a motion-isolation benchmark in the Steinhafels lineup. Ethan performed his usual restless routine, dragging a knee, rolling to his back, swinging a leg over. Jenna stayed near the other side, half awake, and later told me “those movements turned into muffled blips, not big waves.” Edge support for sitting felt softer than on the hybrid firm, yet lying toward the perimeter remained acceptable for their combined average weights because the foam block compresses more evenly than some cheap innerspring edges.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Strong pressure relief for side and back sleepers	Less supportive for very heavy back and stomach sleepers
Very effective motion isolation for couples	Edge support softer than in strong hybrid builds
Cooling-forward foam feel that avoids swampy heat for most sleepers	Lower bounce level; some active sleepers miss springy response
Medium-firm balance suitable for wide range of average bodies	Slightly warm for the hottest, heaviest users compared with copper hybrids

Details

• Brand / Line: Dreams by Steinhafels – Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm 
• Type: All-foam memory foam mattress with cooling emphasis
• Firmness (feel): Medium-firm, closer to a supportive foam than a plush cloud
• Profile height: Mid-profile foam block, compatible with standard deep-pocket sheets
• Available sizes: Core range from full through king, plus selected others locally
• Comfort construction: Multi-layer foam stack, including denser transitional foam and softer contouring top layer
• Cooling: Cooling-oriented cover and foam formulation aimed at reducing retained heat
• Pressure relief: Strong shoulder and hip relief, particularly for Mia and my side-sleep stretches
• Responsiveness: Slower than hybrids; foam relaxes gradually yet lets you reposition if you move assertively
• Motion isolation: Standout performer for couples, excellent at catching Ethan’s nighttime restlessness
• Edge support: Acceptable for lying, less ideal for frequent edge sitting under heavy weight
• Durability expectations: Solid if rotated and paired with a proper base; sag risk grows under very high weights
• Shipping: Provided through Steinhafels trucks, with in-home setup options depending on order package
• Trial and returns: Covered under the 120 Night Sleep Guarantee and its conditions, including protector purchase and restocking fee for reselection 
• Warranty: Typical limited warranty period for foam mattresses, with indentation thresholds specified by manufacturer

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.2	Good alignment for me and Jenna; marginal for Marcus on longer nights
Pressure Relief	4.6	Excellent joint relief for Mia’s shoulders and my side-sleep sessions
Cooling	4.3	Cooler than old-school memory foam, though not as cool as copper hybrid for heavy hot sleepers
Motion Isolation	4.7	Jenna barely felt Ethan’s rolling and late entries
Edge Support	4.0	Soft edges under heavy sitting, acceptable lying support for average bodies
Responsiveness	3.7	Slower foam feel; some active sleepers wanted more snap
Durability	4.0	Construction feels robust for average weights with regular rotation
Value	4.1	Strong package for couples who value quiet nights and contouring
Overall Score	4.3	Great Steinhafels mattress option for side and back sleepers, especially couples sensitive to motion

Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium – “Steinhafels Copper Cooling Hybrid Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium greeted my hand with a cooler surface than the previous three models. The copper-infused memory foam and MicroCoil comfort layer, paired with a cool-feel cover and pocketed coil core, created a more complex surface response than typical hybrids.  When I lay on my back, the top foam layer wrapped slowly around my shoulders, while the microcoils under that foam added a subtle buoyancy. My hips settled slightly but stayed aligned with my mid-back. The 13.25" profile also contributed to an impression of depth and structure.

Swapping to side sleeping, I felt my shoulder slide into a distinct pocket without jamming against a firm transition layer. I muttered “this might be my personal sweet spot” while scribbling notes. From the perspective of my combination-sleeper habits, this kind of hybrid gave me the ability to roll without wrestling foam, yet still protected my joints.

Marcus noticed the cooling impact almost immediately. He lay still for a while, then said “my back feels cooler than the room right now.” That comment lined up with our subjective readings across several nights. His hips remained higher than on the Classic Eurotop and the foam-only bed, although not quite as elevated as on the Hybrid Firm. He described the tradeoff as “five percent less rigid, twenty percent more comfortable.” For stomach sleeping, he still preferred the firmer hybrid, yet for mixed back-and-side nights he gravitated toward this Cool Copper model.

Mia responded well to the combination of contour and bounce. On her side, that MicroCoil layer let the top foam conform without deadening the feel. She mentioned that her shoulder pressure felt even lower than on the Cool Touch Memory Foam mattress, because the microcoils allowed a more graduated sink underneath the copper foam. She also appreciated that shifting from side to side required less effort, since the hybrid platform pushed back gently.

Jenna and Ethan viewed Cool Copper as the most balanced couple bed in the lineup. Motion isolation lagged slightly behind the foam model, yet the hybrid still tamed Ethan’s usual flailing to manageable vibrations. Jenna described it as “motion with rounded edges.” Edge support impressed her, thanks to the upgraded coil system and perimeter design that kept them both feeling secure near the sides.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Excellent cooling performance with copper-infused foam and breathable cover	Higher price than Classic and Cool Touch models
MicroCoil comfort layer combines contour with subtle bounce	Stomach-only heavy sleepers may still prefer a firmer feel
Strong overall support for a wide range of body types	Some foam purists may find the bounce distracting
Great compromise for couples who want pressure relief plus easy movement	Not necessary for short-term or guest-only use given premium cost

Details

• Brand / Line: Dreams by Steinhafels – Cool Copper Hybrid Medium 
• Type: Hybrid with copper-infused memory foam, MicroCoil™ comfort system, and pocketed coils
• Firmness (feel): Medium, tuned to balance support and plushness
• Profile height: Around 13.25" stated profile, giving a substantial, high-end feel 
• Available sizes: Broad size run from full to king, possibly including specialty sizes in-store
• Comfort construction: Copper-infused foam for temperature management, microcoil layer for responsiveness, transition foam, and supportive coil core
• Cooling: High-performing surface coolness plus airflow through microcoils and coil unit
• Pressure relief: Strong shoulder and hip relief for diverse sleepers, including Mia and my side sleeping
• Responsiveness: Combination of foam and microcoils delivers responsive yet controlled bounce
• Motion isolation: Very good, though slightly more animated than the all-foam Cool Touch model
• Edge support: Reinforced perimeter felt secure under both sitting and lying for our team
• Durability expectations: Upgraded coil tech and thicker profile inspire confidence for long-term use
• Shipping: Delivered via Steinhafels regional network with optional setup and removal services
• Trial and returns: Protected under the retailer’s 120-night policy with the same protector and fee conditions 
• Warranty: Premium segment hybrid warranty, commonly around 10 years with specific defect criteria

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.5	Strong alignment for several body types, including Marcus on back sleep
Pressure Relief	4.5	Shoulder and hip zones felt well cushioned without deep sag
Cooling	4.8	Coolest surface across all five beds for Marcus and me
Motion Isolation	4.4	Movement present yet softened, acceptable for Jenna and Ethan
Edge Support	4.4	Confident edge use for sitting and sleeping
Responsiveness	4.5	Energetic, thanks to microcoils and coil core, yet still controlled
Durability	4.4	Build quality and profile height indicate strong longevity
Value	4.0	Higher price but justified for hot sleepers seeking premium hybrid performance
Overall Score	4.5	Outstanding Steinhafels mattress for hot, active, combination sleepers and many couples

Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium – “Steinhafels Luxury Copper Hybrid Mattress”

Our Testing Experience

The Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium takes the Cool Copper concept and pushes it into a more refined, luxury direction. Lying down, I felt a thicker, more enveloping foam presence over a similarly robust coil core. The surface still carried a cool touch, though not quite as striking as the Cool Copper for Marcus during peak heat tests. Under my back, the Elite model held my spine straight while giving a deeper, gentler cradle around my shoulder blades and hips.

Turning to my side, I sensed an even smoother transition from top foam into the deeper support layers. My notes from that night included “luxury hybrid handshake, medium feel, zero hard edges.” As far as combination sleeping goes, this bed allowed me to rotate without any awkward pressure walls or sudden firmness cliffs.

Marcus treated Copper Elite as a “comfort upgrade” relative to Cool Copper. He mentioned that his hips still stayed supported, though he noticed slightly more sink, which he liked for back sleeping yet watched cautiously for stomach sessions. He said “this is the one I would put in a primary bedroom if I did not sleep stomach-first half the time.” During extended back-sleep stretches, he woke with his lower back feeling relaxed.

Mia enjoyed the plushness. On her side, the Elite mattress delivered a lush cradle while maintaining spine alignment. She described it as “a soft pocket with structure underneath.” Pressure along her outer hip remained low, and her knees and ankles rested comfortably. Turning between sides felt even easier than on the foam-only Cool Touch because the hybrid platform responded beneath the foam stack.

For Jenna and Ethan, the Copper Elite Hybrid Medium earned top honors as a couple bed leaning toward luxury. Motion isolation ran close to Cool Copper, with maybe a touch more soft bounce. Jenna noticed Ethan’s late-night returns only as small, rounded pulses rather than jarring jolts. Edge support felt excellent; both sleepers could spread toward the outer thirds without anxiety about sliding.

Pros & Cons

Pros	Cons
Luxurious medium-feel hybrid with strong support and plush comfort	Highest price tier among the five Dreams models
Very good cooling for most sleepers, with copper-infused foam	Overkill for occasional-use guest rooms or short leases
Excellent couple performance with supportive edges and gentle motion	Stomach-dominant very heavy sleepers may want even firmer feel
Strong durability expectations suited to long-term primary-bed use	Heavier construction can feel bulky during moves

Details

• Brand / Line: Dreams by Steinhafels – Copper Elite Hybrid Medium 
• Type: Luxury hybrid with enhanced copper-infused comfort layers and reinforced coil system
• Firmness (feel): Medium, slightly plusher at the surface than Cool Copper
• Profile height: Tall, high-end profile that sits prominently on standard foundations
• Available sizes: Core sizes from queen to king as primary focus, with some additional offerings in-store
• Comfort construction: Multi-layer copper-infused foams over an advanced pocketed coil unit with strong edge support
• Cooling: High-level cooling performance, slightly behind Cool Copper for the very hottest bodies in our tests
• Pressure relief: Deep yet controlled contouring around shoulders and hips for most sleepers
• Responsiveness: Smooth hybrid response, enabling effortless repositioning without jarring bounce
• Motion isolation: Strong, with low-level movement spread that couples generally find acceptable
• Edge support: Excellent, supporting sitting, sleeping, and even morning stretches near the edge
• Durability expectations: High, suited for many years of nightly use in a primary bedroom under normal conditions
• Shipping: Steinhafels home delivery with setup, often chosen by buyers at this price tier
• Trial and returns: Covered by the same 120-night structure with its specific restocking and protector conditions 
• Warranty: Premium hybrid warranty window, typically around 10 years, with defect thresholds and coverage outlined in documents

Review Score

Metric	Score	Remarks
Support	4.6	Stable across the surface for multiple body types in back and side sleep
Pressure Relief	4.7	Plush, even relief without obvious sagging zones
Cooling	4.4	Cool enough for Marcus, though slightly warmer than Cool Copper under intense heat
Motion Isolation	4.3	Low, rounded movement felt by Jenna, acceptable for couples
Edge Support	4.6	Strongest, most confidence-inspiring edges in this group
Responsiveness	4.4	Smooth hybrid response, easy turning for Ethan’s restless style
Durability	4.6	Construction, feel, and inspection all point toward long lifespan
Value	3.8	Expensive but appropriate for shoppers prioritizing comfort and longevity
Overall Score	4.5	Flagship Steinhafels mattress choice for luxury hybrid fans and long-term owners

Compare Performance Scores of These Mattresses

Mattress	Overall Score	Support	Pressure Relief	Cooling	Motion Isolation	Durability	Responsiveness
Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium	3.9	3.6	3.8	3.5	3.7	3.4	3.9
Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm	4.4	4.7	4.0	4.4	4.2	4.4	4.6
Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm	4.3	4.2	4.6	4.3	4.7	4.0	3.7
Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium	4.5	4.5	4.5	4.8	4.4	4.4	4.5
Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium	4.5	4.6	4.7	4.4	4.3	4.6	4.4

From the perspective of balance, Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium rise to the top, combining strong support, high cooling, and smooth responsiveness. Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm behaves like a specialist in motion isolation and pressure relief, making it a standout for couples and side sleepers. Cool Touch Hybrid Firm leads for pure support and edge performance, while Classic Eurotop Medium stays anchored as the accessible, budget-leaning option with clear trade-offs in durability and heat behavior.

Best Picks

• Best Steinhafels Mattress for Hot Sleepers – Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium
  This model stood out during our heat-sensitive nights. Marcus described his back as feeling cooler than the room, and my notes confirmed that surface temperature remained more comfortable than on the foam or classic innerspring options. Copper-infused foam, MicroCoils, and a cool cover created a combination that never felt swampy.
• Best Steinhafels Mattress for Side Sleepers – Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm
  Mia’s shoulder and outer-hip feedback drove this choice. She finally stopped shifting away from pressure and described a “soft pocket” feel that kept her spine straight. Motion isolation also served couples who want deep contouring without partner disturbance.
• Best Steinhafels Mattress for Firm Support – Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm
  From the perspective of heavier back and stomach sleepers, this bed delivered the cleanest alignment. Marcus experienced hip control without harsh pressure under his chest. Edges felt stable, and combo sleepers who prefer a firm ride gained bounce and structure.
• Best Steinhafels Luxury Mattress – Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium
  For buyers chasing long-term comfort and a more refined feel, Copper Elite blended plush contouring with robust support. Jenna and Ethan rated it highest for a luxury shared bed, and my combination-sleeper notes reflected smooth transitions and sustained comfort.

How to Choose the Steinhafels Mattress?

Choosing among these Steinhafels mattress options comes down to body type, sleep style, and willingness to pay for cooling and refinement.

From the perspective of sleep position, side sleepers need deeper pressure relief, while back and stomach sleepers demand stronger pushback under hips and lumbar. Under those circumstances, Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm or Classic Eurotop Medium fit side-oriented, lighter bodies. Back and stomach sleepers like Marcus gravitated toward Cool Touch Hybrid Firm or Cool Copper Hybrid Medium, which held their cores higher.

Body weight also matters. Lighter sleepers such as Mia did not compress through comfort layers as aggressively, which made Classic Eurotop and Copper Elite feel especially gentle. Heavier sleepers above 220 pounds interacted more with support cores, which exposed the limits of Eurotop support but highlighted the strength of the firmer hybrid models.

Here are practical matches:

• Light-weight side sleeper (under ~150 pounds)
  A person similar to Mia often prefers Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm. That mattress allowed her shoulders and hips to sink without hitting a hard core, while motion isolation stayed excellent.
• Average-weight back sleeper (around 170–190 pounds)
  A sleeper like me or Ethan tends to do well on Cool Touch Hybrid Firm if they like a supportive feel, or on Cool Copper Hybrid Medium if they want more contouring and cooling with hybrid bounce.
• Hot sleeper in a warm bedroom
  For someone like Marcus, Cool Copper Hybrid Medium delivered the most convincing temperature control. If budget pushes down slightly, Cool Touch Hybrid Firm also runs cooler than Classic Eurotop or older foam designs.
• Heavier couple sharing a queen or king
  Under such circumstances, Copper Elite Hybrid Medium provided the best combination of edge strength, support, and shared comfort. Cool Copper also works, yet Elite felt more secure along the perimeter.
• Budget shopper furnishing a guest room
  For a buyer equipping a rarely used or secondary room, Classic Eurotop Medium offers an affordable, comfortable option without paying for advanced cooling or microcoil tech.

Limitations

These Dreams by Steinhafels mattresses share some limitations as a group. Very heavy sleepers well above the 250–260-pound range who insist on extremely firm surfaces might not find enough rigidity even in the Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, particularly for long-term stomach sleeping. Shoppers looking for ultra-plush, sink-deep foam with little support feedback may feel that the medium and medium-firm targets across this lineup skew firmer than desired.

Ultra-low-budget shoppers who want rock-bottom prices may consider even cheaper mattresses elsewhere, because Steinhafels positions Dreams as value-focused but not bargain-basement. Fans of very bouncy, thin innerspring-only beds might perceive the hybrids and foams here as too damped or substantial. Apartment dwellers who move often may find the heavier hybrid builds cumbersome during frequent relocations.

Policies at a Glance

Mattress	Shipping (Cost and Region)	Trial Period	Return Policy / Fees	Warranty Length	Notable Conditions
Dreams Classic Eurotop Medium	Paid regional delivery through Steinhafels in Wisconsin and nearby markets; in-store pickup options in some cases	120 Night Sleep Guarantee	Reselection allowed after at least 30 nights; typical restocking fee around one flat charge; mattress protector purchase required for comfort exchange	Manufacturer limited warranty, commonly near 10 years	Law tags must remain attached; mattress protector required; adjustable bases, pillows, protectors non-returnable
Dreams Cool Touch Hybrid Firm	Same regional delivery network with optional setup and haul-away	120 nights	Same comfort-exchange framework with restocking fee and protector requirement	Similar limited warranty window	Must keep in good condition; stains or damage can void exchange and warranty eligibility
Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm	Same shipping structure; heavier foam may encourage professional setup	120 nights	Comfort exchange under standard Steinhafels rules, not outright refunds	Limited foam mattress warranty, indentation thresholds defined by brand	Only one comfort exchange allowed under many interpretations of policy; check paperwork
Dreams Cool Copper Hybrid Medium	Regional delivery with strong incentive to use in-home setup due to weight	120 nights	Subject to same restocking and protector constraints during reselection	Premium hybrid limited warranty	Original packaging sometimes helpful during warranty inspections but not always mandatory
Dreams Copper Elite Hybrid Medium	Full-service delivery often chosen; removal of old mattress frequently offered	120 nights	Comfort exchange possible, subject to inspection and policy rules	Higher-end hybrid warranty period, usually near 10 years	Mattress must show qualifying defects, not just comfort changes, to trigger warranty help

As far as customer-friendliness goes, the 120 Night Sleep Guarantee gives a reasonable adjustment window, though the required purchase of a mattress protector and the restocking fee for comfort exchanges create real costs that buyers should factor into decisions. Returns function more like reselections than full refunds, and warranty coverage focuses on clear defects rather than comfort changes over time. 

FAQs

1. Are Dreams by Steinhafels mattresses good quality compared with national brands?

In my view, these Dreams models land in a solid mid-tier zone. During testing, construction details such as stitching, foam density feel, and coil robustness on the hybrids matched what we expect from decent national lines. The Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium in particular felt on par with well-known hybrid competitors in the same price bands, especially regarding support and cooling.

2. Which Steinhafels mattress is best for side sleepers with shoulder pain?

From our tests, Dreams Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm worked best for consistent side sleeping, especially for lighter and average-weight sleepers. Mia’s shoulder pain eased significantly there, and my own side sessions felt comfortably cradled without hard pressure at the joint. The Cool Copper Hybrid Medium ranked a close second, offering a blend of contour and bounce that still relieved pressure effectively.

3. How do Steinhafels mattresses handle heat for hot sleepers?

Heat-sensitive sleepers like Marcus reported mixed experiences across the line. The Classic Eurotop Medium felt average, with no special cooling effect. The Cool Touch Hybrid Firm and Cool Touch Memory Foam improved temperature control, yet the clear winner for heat performance became the Cool Copper Hybrid Medium, with Copper Elite Hybrid Medium trailing closely. Copper-infused foam, breathable microcoils, and cool-feel covers made a noticeable difference in our night-to-night logs.

4. Are these Steinhafels mattresses good for couples?

For couples, we weighed motion isolation, edge support, and ease of movement. Jenna and Ethan rated Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm highest for pure motion isolation, since Ethan’s restless turning barely disturbed Jenna. If a couple also wants strong edges and a bit of bounce, Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium struck the best balance. The Classic Eurotop Medium lagged in movement control, transmitting more motion across the sleep surface.

5. Do heavier sleepers get enough support from Dreams mattresses?

Heavier sleepers near Marcus’s weight found different results. He felt under-supported on Classic Eurotop Medium, especially during long nights. On Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, hip support finally met his expectations, with clear lumbar stability. Cool Copper Hybrid Medium supported him well during back and mixed sleeping, though he remained cautious about extensive stomach sleeping there. Copper Elite offered comfortable support too, yet his strict stomach-sleeper tendencies still steered him slightly toward the firmer hybrid.

6. How strong is edge support on these Steinhafels mattresses?

Edge strength varied. Classic Eurotop Medium performed adequately for casual sitting and sleeping near, but not at, the edge under heavier bodies. Cool Touch Hybrid Firm improved the perimeter significantly, providing firm support when Marcus sat or rolled close to the side. Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium offered the best edge feel overall, letting Jenna and Ethan use almost the entire width of the mattress without feeling unstable.

7. Do these mattresses feel “stuck in the mud” like some memory foam beds?

Only the Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm flirted with that sensation, and even there the cooling-focused design and firmness level kept movement manageable. I could roll and push up without fighting the foam, although the response remained slower than hybrids. The hybrid models—especially Cool Copper and Copper Elite—gave a more buoyant experience. Ethan repeatedly commented that those beds “let me turn without thinking about it,” which confirms that they avoid the stuck-in-the-mud issue.

8. Is the 120 Night Sleep Guarantee at Steinhafels really usable?

During policy review, we saw that the 120 Night Sleep Guarantee includes several conditions. Shoppers must sleep on the mattress at least 30 nights, must purchase a qualifying mattress protector, and must accept a restocking fee for comfort exchanges. Under those circumstances, the program functions as a structured reselection option rather than a pure, free-return setup. Still, it offers a meaningful way to correct a comfort mismatch if buyers treat the conditions seriously.

9. Which Steinhafels mattress is best if I move frequently?

Heavier hybrids such as Cool Copper Hybrid Medium and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium are not ideal for frequent moves, because their weight and tall profiles complicate transport. In that situation, Classic Eurotop Medium or Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm becomes more practical. The foam model packs more easily through tight corners, while the Classic Eurotop weighs less than the premium hybrids and still offers decent comfort.

10. How long should a Dreams by Steinhafels mattress last?

Based on materials, construction, and our inspection, these beds fall in a typical modern range. Under normal use with a supportive foundation, Cool Touch Hybrid Firm, Cool Copper Hybrid Medium, and Copper Elite Hybrid Medium should give many years of solid performance, especially for average-weight sleepers. Classic Eurotop Medium and Cool Touch Memory Foam Medium Firm may show earlier wear under heavier users or poor support frames. Rotating the mattress and using proper protection will help preserve comfort and qualify for warranty if structural defects appear.