Olympia Mattresses Review

Olympia Mattresses is the house brand of Salt Lake Furniture (Olympia Furniture), manufactured in Salt Lake City, Utah. The line is high-value, inexpensive innerspring-style mattresses in Firm, Plush, Pillow Top and Euro Top comforts. You can get Twin, Full, Queen and King, plus custom sizes. They're sold only in the local stores, with free delivery nearby. It's best for Salt Lake Valley budget shoppers who buy in store. The brand doesn't publish prices, a trial or a written warranty.

If you sleep on your back or stomach, you'll typically start with Firm. If you sleep on your side or are pressure-sensitive, compare Plush, Pillow Top and Euro Top for shoulder and hip cushioning. Guest, kid and rental use usually follows budget and size more than feel.

Salt Lake Furniture publishes only the comfort-level names. It doesn't publish firmness ratings, body-weight guidance or pressure-relief claims (checked September 2026). Treat this as general guidance and lie on the exact mattress in store. If you need a custom size, bring exact measurements and talk comfort and dimensions through with staff.

Salt Lake Furniture calls Olympia mattresses high-value, comfortable and inexpensive. It says it cuts out the middle man by making, distributing and selling locally. It also says if you like a mattress in store, it will make an offer you can beat.

The brand doesn't publish prices (checked September 2026). That covers mattress prices, size grids, box springs, frames, custom sizes and financing. Ask in store for out-the-door pricing with delivery and setup. Compare it with the name brands the store carries, such as Furniture of America DreamMax, before you decide.

Salt Lake Furniture says it makes its own high-value mattresses in Salt Lake City. It builds all styles to standard King, Queen, Full and Twin specs. Comforts are Firm, Plush, Pillow Top and Euro Top. Custom builds to exact spec are also offered.

The brand doesn't publish coil counts, coil type, foam densities, fill materials, fabric or flame-retardant details. It doesn't publish CertiPUR-US, GOTS, OEKO-TEX or GOLS certification either (checked September 2026). Verify the exact build of the floor model you're buying.

The brand doesn't publish expected lifespan, sagging thresholds, coil gauge, foam density or wear claims for Olympia mattresses (checked September 2026). We found no third-party durability testing or long-term owner data.

Ask in store about a matching foundation or box spring, rotation guidance, weight limits and what's covered in writing. None of that is published online.

The Olympia brand page shows no customer ratings, review counts or testimonials (checked September 2026). We found no Google, Yelp, BBB or Reddit ratings for the store or the line, so we report no scores or complaint themes.

Shop in person and ask for references or recent buyer feedback. Read any written trial, exchange and warranty terms before you pay.

Olympia mattresses are sold only in Salt Lake Furniture (Olympia Furniture) stores. There's no separate Olympia site or online checkout. The Salt Lake store is at 7019 South Redwood Road, Salt Lake City, UT 84084. Call (801) 695-9555. It's near West Valley and the I-215 and I-80 interchange, and it also serves Rose Park, Glendale, Taylorsville, Kearns and Magna.

Hours are Monday to Saturday, 10AM to 7:30PM, and Sunday, 11AM to 5PM. Spanish service is advertised (Hablamos Espanol). The store also has name-brand mattress, About and Contact pages on saltlakefurniture.com.

Delivery is free within 10 miles, to your home between 10AM and 10PM. The About page adds that furniture within 10 miles is set up in place at no charge.

The brand doesn't publish fees beyond 10 miles, setup beyond in-place setup, or old-mattress haul-away (checked September 2026). Confirm the delivery window, stairs, setup scope, packaging removal and any haul-away charge in writing at purchase.

The brand doesn't publish a sleep trial, exchange window or return-for-refund terms (checked September 2026). It doesn't publish restocking or pickup fees either.

Custom-size orders are typically final sale at factory-direct sellers. Salt Lake Furniture doesn't publish custom-order cancellation or remake terms. Get the trial, comfort-exchange, return and fee terms in writing before you buy. Keep your receipt and any tags the store requires.

The brand doesn't publish a written mattress warranty (checked September 2026). That means no published length, sagging coverage or claims process. It also doesn't say what counts as a defect, or what the foundation, law-tag and receipt requirements are. Prorated versus non-prorated terms aren't published either.

Ask the store for the written warranty on the exact model you buy. Check the years covered, the indentation depth covered, who handles claims and whether transport or inspection fees apply.

Against the name brands the store carries, note that Salt Lake Furniture also stocks 30-plus mattresses. These include Furniture of America with DreamMax technology. It also sells box springs and metal frames. Olympia is the cheaper factory-direct house option. Neither line publishes specs, trial or warranty online, so compare them side by side in store.

Against online bed-in-a-box brands, Olympia offers local manufacturing, in-store testing and custom sizes. It has no online checkout, published pricing, sleep trial or readable warranty. Online brands typically publish all of those, but they can't build to order the same day. Against other Utah factory makers, Olympia discloses the least online, so insist on written terms in store.

We read the brand's own product, policy and warranty pages, then checked retailer listings and public complaint sites like the Better Business Bureau. We last checked everything here in September 2026. Prices and policies change, so confirm them on the seller's page before you buy. You can read more in our methodology and editorial policy.