Zeno Mattress Review

Zeno Mattress is a family-run custom mattress maker in Fort Lauderdale, trading since 1954. It's best known for marine bedding and made-to-order home mattresses, such as the Ultra Pillowsoft Latex. Everything is quoted by phone or showroom visit. The brand doesn't publish prices, standard sizes, sleep trials, returns or warranty terms. It suits local buyers who want a custom fit and can wait for a build.

Side sleepers should look at the latex or Ultra pillow-top options, the softest builds. The brand publishes no weight-based guidance. Back sleepers can choose Supreme (medium) foam or a medium latex build. Stomach sleepers should look at Orthopedic (firm) foam or innerspring, the firmest options.

The brand publishes no cooling, airflow or temperature claims, so you can't judge heat from official information. It publishes no GOLS, GOTS, Oeko-Tex or CertiPUR claims either. Boat and RV sleepers can get a waterproof membrane, waterproof bottom ticking and dry mesh pads for moisture and mold control. Couples and odd spaces can have any size or shape, with hinges, folds, splits or filler pieces. The brand publishes no comfort-life data.

The brand doesn't publish prices on zenomattress.com (checked September 2026). Call (954) 764-1212 or visit the showroom for a quote. The Current Deals page only says to call. One Google review says quick and easy with good prices, and another cites 10/10 service. There are no dollar figures, size-by-size prices, sales, financing or price-match terms. All major credit cards are accepted.

Ask for a written quote that covers size, thickness, firmness, hinge or fold work, waterproofing, delivery and any fees before you commit.

The official Options page lists four builds. High-density urethane foam comes in Orthopedic (firm), Supreme (medium) and Ultra Foam (softest pillow-top), in any thickness. All-natural latex rubber comes flat or in an Ultra pillow-top version. Memory foam is 3-inch visco over 5-inch high-density foam. Innerspring starts at 7 inches thick, with powder-coated springs to prevent rust at sea.

Every mattress has quilted ticking and can have a hinge, a one-time fold or a beveled edge. Moisture options are waterproof bottom ticking, a waterproof membrane and dry mesh pads that make an air gap over bunks. The brand claims made in the USA. It doesn't publish fiber, foam density, fire-barrier, adhesive or certification details (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish a warranty, durability tests or expected comfort life, so you can't verify lifespan. It points to manufacturing since 1954, four generations, hand-built mattresses, rust-resistant powder-coated springs and quilted ticking.

Reviews show repeat buyers, including a couple who bought a boat mattress and later a top-of-the-line king for home, and yacht crews ordering several cabins. That suggests satisfaction, but it isn't proof of longevity. The brand doesn't publish independent durability tests or long-term owner follow-ups (checked September 2026).

The site embeds Trustindex-verified Google reviews. The brand claims a 5-star rating from 150 Google reviews and a Trustindex score above 4.5 over the past 12 months. About eight reviews are shown, all positive. They cite quick same-week builds, clean delivery, a custom fit for a cannonball bed frame, old mattresses taken away and good prices.

The Customer Testimony page adds quotes from Bob and Doreen Gargano, yacht captains, and a Marbella III owner who praises the custom fit. We couldn't verify BBB, Yelp or Trustpilot listings in September 2026, and we found no complaint themes. The review trail rests mainly on Google and brand-hosted testimonials.

You can try and buy at the showroom and workshop, 671 NW 4th Avenue, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311. The site says the full line is on display, and staff help match a mattress to your needs. Hours are Monday to Thursday 8:00am to 4:30pm and Friday 8:00am to 4:00pm. Saturday is by appointment, scheduled by Wednesday.

Order by phone at (954) 764-1212 or (888) 275-7879, by fax at (954) 764-1214, or by email at info@zenomattress.com. There's no online checkout, and we found no dealers. Zeno also appears at boat shows, including the 67th Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, October 28 to November 1, 2026. The listed service area is Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach Counties.

The brand says it delivers or ships directly to your home, boat or RV. Customers describe friendly in-person delivery, same-week turnaround, professional crews and old mattresses taken away. One yacht owner says Zeno came to the yacht, measured odd shapes and delivered on time.

The brand doesn't publish delivery fees, free-delivery thresholds, service radius, nationwide rates, setup and removal policy or lead times (checked September 2026). Confirm delivery, setup and old-mattress removal in writing with your quote, especially for boats.

The brand doesn't publish a sleep trial, return, refund or exchange policy. Every mattress is custom made, so confirm in writing what, if anything, is returnable and who pays freight before you order.

What you do get is showroom try-before-you-buy, phone quotes and in-person measuring for boats. The brand doesn't publish trial length, restocking or customization fees, cancellation terms or defect remedies (checked September 2026).

The brand doesn't publish a warranty page, period, coverage list or claim process on zenomattress.com (checked September 2026). The site only invites you to call for estimates and information.

Ask for written terms. They should cover foam or latex breakdown, sag depth, seam and ticking defects, hinge and spring failures and marine moisture issues. Also ask for the warranty length and whether it's prorated or transferable.

Zeno is a regional custom builder, not a national brand, so the trade-off is fit and service against transparency. Against direct-to-consumer mattress brands, Zeno wins on any-size and any-shape builds, hinged and waterproofed marine mattresses, showroom testing and local delivery to boats and homes. Online brands typically publish prices, long trials, returns and written warranties, which Zeno doesn't.

Against other custom marine bedding makers, Zeno claims to be the oldest in South Florida, trading since 1954 across four generations. It's an MIASF member and reports work for Chris-Craft, Trinity Yachts, Feadship, Ferretti and Cheoy Lee. We saw no independent head-to-head tests. Check competitor prices and policies yourself at purchase.

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.