Texas Mattress Factory Review

Texas Mattress Factory is a small factory-direct mattress maker in Ennis, Texas. It sells single- and double-sided innersprings with foam-encased pocket coils. You can choose pillow-top, Euro-top or firm, and there's an Ice Touch cover. You'll shop the on-site showroom for low factory prices. Online specs, prices, trial and warranty details aren't published, so you'll need to call or visit. It's a better fit if you live near Ennis or Dallas and want to see the bed first.

No firmness ratings or pressure-relief specs are published, so ask in store. Side sleepers can ask about the pillow-top or Euro-top options. Back sleepers can ask about the Euro-top or firm options in the foam-encased pocket-coil builds. Stomach sleepers will likely do best with the firm option.

Hot sleepers can ask about the Ice Touch cover with Adaptive quilt foam, but no cooling performance data is published. If you want a flippable bed, ask for the double-sided builds. If you have specific needs, like split firmness, adjustable-base compatibility, or latex or memory-foam purism, confirm availability in person. None of those details are published (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish individual model prices (checked September 2026). The official site shows no model names, price lists, sizes or add-to-cart pricing. The Shop page shows only general inventory copy plus placeholder team-member text.

The official claims are value-focused. The Home page says the factory brings over 50 years of experience, uses the highest quality components and offers the best price. The About page promises something for everyone at an unbeatable price when you buy straight from the factory.

To get a price, visit the Ennis showroom or contact the factory at (469) 810-0450 or thetexasmattressfactory@gmail.com. Financing, discounts, bundles and adjustable bases aren't published.

The official products page lists single-sided and double-sided constructions, foam-encased and pocket-coil builds, and pillow-top, Euro-top and firm comfort choices. It also features a new Ice Touch cover with Adaptive quilt foam. The About page says it offers traditional innerspring, all-foam and new cooling fabric options. It also announces roll-pack (mattress-in-a-box) beds as an expansion coming soon.

The brand doesn't publish layer-by-layer builds, foam densities, coil counts or gauges, or cover fabric content. It also doesn't publish fire barrier, adhesives, certifications (such as CertiPUR-US, GOTS or OEKO-TEX), sizes or heights (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish expected lifespan, sagging or defect rates, comfort-loss data or owner durability reports (checked September 2026). The site offers no construction specs detailed enough to judge longevity, and we found no third-party durability reviews or ratings.

Double-sided builds are traditionally positioned to even out wear. But the brand publishes no durability claims or care guidance beyond the single-sided and double-sided distinction. Ask in store about expected lifespan, rotation and flipping guidance, weight limits, and what sag depth counts as a defect under warranty.

We found no mattress reviews, star ratings or extractable review text from BBB, Yelp or Google (checked September 2026). Directory and search pages gave no usable detail. We also found no complaint patterns on sagging, comfort, delivery, warranty or service.

The brand keeps a Facebook page (Texas Mattress Factory, Ennis TX), linked from its site. We found no review text, ratings, posts or pricing details there. You should ask for local references or in-store testimonials, and read any posted showroom policies before you buy.

You can try and buy in person at the showroom, 4101 S Highway 45 (also shown as 4101 South I-45), Ennis, Texas 75119. Hours are Monday to Saturday, 10:00am to 6:00PM, per the official Home page. Phone is (469) 810-0450 and email is thetexasmattressfactory@gmail.com. The Get In Touch form says a customer service representative will respond.

The brand doesn't publish online checkout, retailer partners, Amazon, Wayfair or Costco listings, or multi-store locations (checked September 2026). This is the Ennis-based Texas Mattress Factory at thetexasmattressfactory.com. It's a separate company from Texas Mattress Makers of Houston, so don't confuse the two.

The brand doesn't publish delivery areas, fees, time windows, setup or old-mattress removal terms (checked September 2026). The About page says the business is expanding into roll-pack beds that fit a quality mattress in a box and deliver right to your door. It says more information is to come. No launch date, ship zones, fees or carriers are published.

Local pickup isn't published, so ask in store. If you live outside the Ennis and Dallas area, confirm whether any shipping is offered before you visit.

The brand doesn't publish a sleep-trial length, return window, exchange rules, restocking or pickup fees, or condition requirements (checked September 2026). No trial, return or exchange policy appears on the Home, About, Products, Photos or Shop pages. It doesn't publish comfort guarantees or exchange programs either.

Get any trial, exchange or return promises in writing at the showroom before you buy. That includes who pays for transport and what condition the mattress must be in.

The brand doesn't publish a warranty length, covered defects, sag-depth thresholds, exclusions, claim process or transportation costs (checked September 2026). We found no warranty page or terms on the official site. Coverage differences between single-sided and double-sided builds aren't published either.

Ask in store for the written warranty document. Keep your receipt and law tags. Confirm approved foundations and rotation requirements so you don't void coverage.

Texas Mattress Factory in Ennis is not Texas Mattress Makers of Houston. They're separate companies with separate websites. Check the Ennis address, the (469) 810-0450 phone and the thetexasmattressfactory.com domain before you credit any Texas Mattress Makers products, reviews or policies to this brand.

Against national direct bed-in-box brands like Casper, Purple and Saatva, the Factory offers in-person factory-direct innersprings and flippable two-sided builds. But it publishes no online specs, prices, trial or warranty, so you can't comparison shop remotely. Against major innerspring brands like Sealy, Serta and Beautyrest, the formats are comparable, but coil counts, gauges, foam densities and certifications aren't published.

Against other Texas factory-direct shops, the differences are the Ennis showroom, two-sided offerings and the Ice Touch cover update. Its claims of best and unbeatable factory pricing can't be verified online.

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.