Memorial Day Mega Sale Unbeatable Prices!
Enjoy up to $1000 off on our top-rated mattresses. Sale ends soon—don’t miss out!
Shop the Best Memorial Day Mattress Sale in LA
Find the best Memorial Day Mattress Sale of 2024. Shop with confidence at the LA Mattress Store near you, and take advantage of exclusive online offers.
King Clearance Mattresses
Find king mattresses like Tempur-Pedic from over $4000 to just $1000 this Memorial Day Sale. Limited supply. Last one's left.
Shop Mattresses by Size Memorial Day Sale
Top Tempur-Pedic Memorial Day 2024 Sale
Mattresses
Find the best deals and save up to $500 on Tempur-Pedic mattress sets.
- $100 off Adapt & ProAdapt
- $300 off LuxeAdapt & Breeze
- $300 off Active Breeze
Adjustable Beds
- $100 off Ergo Adjustable Base
- $200 off Smart Bases
Best Stearns & Foster Memorial Day Sale 2024
Mattresses
Some of the best Memorial Day deals. Save up to $800 on Stearns & Foster mattress sets.
- $200 off Studio & Estate
- $400 off Lux Estate
- $600 off Reserve & Lux Hybrid
Adjustable Beds
- $100 off Ergo Adjustable Base
- $200 off Smart Bases
Chattam & Wells Memorial Day Sale
Mattresses
Save up to $1000 on Chattam and Wells Premiere Collection
- $900 off Buckingham & Windsor
- $1000 off Kensington
- $600 off Ashford
- $400 - $500 off Miramare, Lismore and Chantilly
Memorial Day Warehouse Mattress Sale
King and Queen: All discontinued and floor model mattresses are $1000 or less from top brands like Tempur-Pedic, Stearns & Foster and Chattam & Wells.
Discontinued Models: These are brand new mattresses from the 2023/2022 collections that are no longer in production.
Floor Models: These mattresses were previously displayed in our showroom and may show signs of wear.
- Final Sale
- Limited Supply
Shop By Category
A great selection of top brands for every budget—our mattresses, adjustable beds, bedding and accessories will make dreams of better sleep come true.
What is Memorial Day?
Memorial Day is a federal holiday in the United States for honoring and mourning military personnel who have died in the performance of their military duties. Originally known as Decoration Day, it originated after the American Civil War and was declared a federal holiday in 1971. Observed on the last Monday of May, it marks the unofficial start of summer and is also a time for visiting cemeteries, picnics, family gatherings, and sales.