Weaver Furniture Mattress Review

Weaver Furniture is an Amish-country furniture store in Sugarcreek, Ohio. Its showroom opened in 1995. WeaverCraft is its own Ohio-made mattress line, with ten models from $1,099 to $11,998. The top model is the 17-inch WC 990 from $3,099, with wool, cashmere and Talalay latex. Beds are made to order in about 3 to 6 weeks. They come with a 60-day comfort guarantee and a 20-year warranty. You'll find published specs and policy details thin, so ask for terms in writing before you order.

Match your bed to the comfort labels the store publishes. If you're a side sleeper or want a soft, pressure-relieving feel, look at the plush and pillowtop models. Those are the WC 990, WC 930, WC 290, WC 270 and WC 230. Back, stomach and firm-preference sleepers should look at the WC 970, WC 910, WC 210 and the firm WC 610 or WC 310.

Couples who want motion isolation should try the pocket-coil hybrids: WC 990, WC 970, WC 930, WC 910 and WC 600. Only the hybrids and the WC 600 series are listed as adjustable-compatible. Split King comes only on adjustable bases. The WC 210, WC 230, WC 270 and WC 290 are two-sided, and the store says you can flip and rotate them.

On a budget, look at the WC 300 from $1,099 and the WC 600 from $1,699. You can also look at the Sierra Sleep Peak 2.0 Bonnell from $289, which isn't a WeaverCraft. The maker labels firmness and doesn't measure it independently. The store encourages you to test comfort levels in its showroom, and that's good advice.

Prices run from $1,099 (WC 300 Twin, mattress only) to $11,998 (WC 990 or WC 970 Split King with the Prodigy adjustable base). Queen mattress-only prices are $1,699 for the WC 300 and $2,399 for the WC 600. The WC 210, WC 230 and WC 270 are $2,299, and the WC 290 is $2,899. The WC 910 and WC 930 are $3,299. The WC 990 and WC 970 are $4,399.

A standard 8-inch, low-profile 5-inch or bunkie board foundation usually adds about $300. Adjustable-base bundles add roughly $1,000 to $3,000. For the WC 930 Queen, it's $3,599 flat, $4,599 with Tranquility, $5,099 with Clarity and $6,299 with Prodigy. Financing is advertised as no interest if paid in full within 12 months, on a $1,000 minimum purchase with a 30% deposit. The store FAQ says a 50% deposit is typical. You can ask for a price-match review.

These are premium local-store prices. They're above the Sierra Sleep by Ashley models in the same showroom (Peak 2.0 Bonnell Queen $429, Plush Luxe 2.0 Queen $1,429). You get customization, two-sided coil options and Ohio-made construction that boxed brands don't offer.

The WC 990 and WC 970 (17 inches) use a high-loft New Zealand wool and natural Mongolian cashmere blend. It sits over breathable foam, pocket coils and Talalay latex foam. The WC 930 and WC 910 (14.5 inches) use individually wrapped pocket coils, several foam layers and a natural latex pillowtop. The WC 600 Series (WC 610 Firm 13 inches, WC 630 Plush 13.5 inches) has 1,872 queen pocket coils plus foam layers.

The WC 300 Series (12 inches) has 390 steel innerspring coils in a queen, with extra side supports, in firm or plush. The WC 290 (15 inches) and WC 270 (15.5 inches) are two-sided steel innersprings with 450 queen coils and extra side supports. The WC 290 adds a natural latex pillowtop. The WC 210 Firm and WC 230 Plush (14 inches) are two-sided steel innersprings with 450 queen coils and edge supports.

The brand does not publish foam densities, coil gauge, layer thicknesses, cover fabric details or certifications such as CertiPUR-US, GREENGUARD, GOTS or GOLS (checked September 2026). Ask the store for a build sheet.

The only durability evidence is the maker's own. It lists a 20 Year Limited Warranty on the WC 990, WC 970, WC 930 and WC 910. It lists a 20 Year Warranty on the WC 210, WC 230, WC 270, WC 290 and WC 300. The brand does not publish a sag threshold, foam density, coil gauge, proration schedule or claim statistics (checked September 2026). We found no independent durability testing.

The store says two-sided flippable builds on the WC 290, WC 270, WC 230 and WC 210 last longer with rotation. It says reinforced side supports keep edges from sagging on the traditional-coil models. The 900-series and WC 600 are pocket-coil hybrids with foam layers. Longevity depends on foam quality, and that isn't published. No customer longevity reports exist, so treat the 20-year figure as a marketing claim until you get the written warranty.

The WeaverCraft product pages have no reviews. The Judge.me widget shows no reviews on the WC 990 and other models as of September 2026. The store's homepage has a Google-reviews widget, and its structured data shows a 4.9 out of 5 rating across 512 reviews for Weaver's Fine Furniture. That rating covers the whole store, including furniture, delivery and service. It isn't about mattresses, and the page doesn't name the review source.

We found no mattress-specific outside reviews, complaint threads or expert tests for WeaverCraft. Yelp, Tripadvisor and Birdeye were unavailable or showed nothing when we checked in September 2026. The known friction points are policy-based. Custom orders are generally non-returnable except for defects. You can cancel only before production. Confirm the 60-day guarantee and warranty terms in writing before you order.

The only listed location is Weaver's Furniture, 7011 Old Route 39 N.W., Sugarcreek, OH 44681. Store hours are Monday to Saturday, 9AM to 5PM, and closed Sunday. Warehouse hours are Monday to Saturday, 9AM to 2PM. The store's FAQ encourages you to test different comfort levels in the showroom, where mattresses are on display.

You can also buy at weaverfurniture.com by shop, chat or contact form. Call 330-852-2701 or email sales@weaverfurniture.com. Custom options go through the sales team. Service and delivery questions go to service@weaverfurniture.com. The store ships to the contiguous United States. Local delivery uses its own fleet, and nationwide delivery uses partner companies. We found no other dealer carrying the WeaverCraft line.

Beds are made to order. Product pages say most mattresses take 3 to 6 weeks to build. The store FAQ says mattresses are often available within a few weeks. It lists Amish wood furniture at 4 to 12 weeks and custom upholstery at 6 to 12 weeks.

Orders over $2,500 get free in-home delivery within 100 miles of the Sugarcreek store, using the store's own trucks and drivers. Crews place furniture in the room you choose and assemble it when needed. Longer-distance orders can choose White Glove Delivery or Curbside Delivery. Shipping is limited to the contiguous United States.

The brand does not publish a mattress-specific old-mattress removal policy or fee (checked September 2026). The site says to ask about furniture removal when you schedule delivery. A 50% deposit is typically due when you order, with the balance due before or at delivery.

The store advertises a 60 Day Comfort Guarantee on all WeaverCraft mattresses. The brand doesn't publish its terms online (checked September 2026). That covers the start date, exchange or refund steps, fees, restocking charges and return shipping. The refund policy says exchanges and refunds are handled case by case. Custom products, sale items and gift cards can't be returned. A mistake in size or fit won't void an order, and it won't earn a refund.

The FAQ adds that custom orders are generally non-returnable except for warranty or manufacturing defects. You can cancel only before production begins. Report damaged, defective or wrong items right when they arrive. Call 330-852-2701 or email sales@weaverfurniture.com. Your best path is to get the guarantee terms in writing when you order.

Product pages list a 20 Year Limited Warranty on the WC 990 Plush Dual Pillowtop, WC 970 Firm Dual Pillowtop, WC 930 Ultra Plush and WC 910 Firm. They list a 20 Year Warranty on the WC 210, WC 230, WC 270, WC 290 and WC 300. The brand does not publish written terms (checked September 2026). That includes exclusions, sag thresholds, proration, transferability, who administers it and how to claim.

The store FAQ says warranty coverage varies by maker. It says most Amish-crafted wood furniture carries a Limited Lifetime Warranty, which doesn't apply to mattresses. The ServeCo protection plans cover fabric stains, wood damage and pet accidents, not mattress structural defects. Ask for the actual mattress warranty before you buy. Check sag tolerance and who pays shipping on a claim.

WeaverCraft is a regional house brand, so the real comparison is store brand against boxed and online brands. It wins on in-person testing at a 25,000-square-foot showroom. It also wins on made-to-order customization, local white-glove delivery and two-sided flippable innersprings that most national brands no longer build.

It loses on trial length and return freedom, since custom orders are generally non-returnable. It loses on transparency, since the brand does not publish foam densities, layer thicknesses, certifications or warranty terms. Coil counts are listed for only some models. Build times of 3 to 6 weeks are slower than quick-ship online brands. In the same showroom, Sierra Sleep by Ashley models start from $289. That makes WeaverCraft the premium, handcrafted choice. It isn't the value pick, and you'll pay for the craft.

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.