Tulo is a U.S.-based mattress brand that sells beds online and at Mattress Firm brick-and-mortar stores. The company currently offers two models:
The Tulo Comfort Series is an all-foam bed with three comfort layers, including a top layer of standard memory foam. The support core is made from high-density polyfoam, and the cover is a knit fabric blend. The Comfort Series is available in three firmness settings: ‘Medium Soft’ (4), ‘Medium’ (5.5), and ‘Firm (7). It measures 10″ thick.
The Tulo Liv is a 9? mattress made with a gel-infused top layer, two additional foam comfort layers and a high-density polyfoam support core. The cover is a knit fabric blend. The Tuvo Liv has a ‘Medium’ (5.5) feel.
Our review of the Tulo mattress found that the three firmness options cover a wide range of sleeper weights and position preferences. Both Tulo beds provide good, close body conforming for targeted pain and pressure relief. They also excel at isolation motion transfer and do not make any noise.
In terms of pricing, the Tulo mattresses are considered below-average compared to other memory foam beds. The company also offers free White Glove delivery within the contiguous U.S. The mattresses are each backed by a 100-night sleep trial and a 10-year warranty.
Read on for our full review of the Tulo Mattresses, including sleeper and performance ratings, who we recommend this bed to, and everything else you need to know about the mattress.
Meet Our Testing Team
Jeremy
Brad
Jackson
Keith
General Overview
Pros
Three firmness options for the Tulo Comfort Series
Below average price point compared to other memory foam mattresses
Free shipping across the United States with free in home mattress assembly and old mattress removal
Wide availability at Mattress Firm locations with many offering same day delivery
Cons
Fair edge support
Buy a Tulo mattress at the lowest available price.
Specifies how long the product maintains structure, providing comfort and support before it begins to deteriorate. For reference, the average mattress lifespan is 6-8 years.
Durability
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Specifies how long the product maintains structure, providing comfort and support before it begins to deteriorate. For reference, the average mattress lifespan is 6-8 years.
Motion Isolation
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A measure of how effectively a mattress absorbs motion across its surface, preventing partner disturbance.
Motion Isolation
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A measure of how effectively a mattress absorbs motion across its surface, preventing partner disturbance.
Off-gassing
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Most new products emit chemical smells after being removed from packaging. Off-gassing odors are considered non-toxic, but can be quite unpleasant nonetheless.
Off-gassing
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Most new products emit chemical smells after being removed from packaging. Off-gassing odors are considered non-toxic, but can be quite unpleasant nonetheless.
Pressure Relief
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This refers to the degree to which a mattress molds to or cradles the contours of the body. This helps alleviate pressure point pain, especially on the hips and shoulders.
Pressure Relief
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This refers to the degree to which a mattress molds to or cradles the contours of the body. This helps alleviate pressure point pain, especially on the hips and shoulders.
Temperature Neutrality
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The temperature of a mattress throughout the night is affected by how much body heat is retained. Several factors affect temperature neutrality, including material composition, layer thickness, and dissipation of heat through airflow.
Temperature Neutrality
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The temperature of a mattress throughout the night is affected by how much body heat is retained. Several factors affect temperature neutrality, including material composition, layer thickness, and dissipation of heat through airflow.
Edge Support
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The degree to which the perimeter of the mattress supports body weight. In some cases, mattresses may sink when weight is applied. This sinkage, often called “roll-off”, affects how closely you might sleep to the edge of the bed.
Edge Support
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The degree to which the perimeter of the mattress supports body weight. In some cases, mattresses may sink when weight is applied. This sinkage, often called “roll-off”, affects how closely you might sleep to the edge of the bed.
Noise
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Certain mattresses – particularly those with coils – can be quite noisy when bearing weight. Others are nearly silent. Material composition is often the limiting factor for noise potential.
Noise
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Certain mattresses – particularly those with coils – can be quite noisy when bearing weight. Others are nearly silent. Material composition is often the limiting factor for noise potential.
Sex
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Mattresses that are bouncier and more responsive tend to be better for sex, as they’re easier to change positions on. In contrast, unresponsive mattresses can cause couples to have trouble switching positions.
Sex
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Mattresses that are bouncier and more responsive tend to be better for sex, as they’re easier to change positions on. In contrast, unresponsive mattresses can cause couples to have trouble switching positions.
Durability
x
Specifies how long the product maintains structure, providing comfort and support before it begins to deteriorate. For reference, the average mattress lifespan is 6-8 years.
Durability
x
Specifies how long the product maintains structure, providing comfort and support before it begins to deteriorate. For reference, the average mattress lifespan is 6-8 years.
Motion Isolation
x
A measure of how effectively a mattress absorbs motion across its surface, preventing partner disturbance.
Motion Isolation
x
A measure of how effectively a mattress absorbs motion across its surface, preventing partner disturbance.
Off-gassing
x
Most new products emit chemical smells after being removed from packaging. Off-gassing odors are considered non-toxic, but can be quite unpleasant nonetheless.
Off-gassing
x
Most new products emit chemical smells after being removed from packaging. Off-gassing odors are considered non-toxic, but can be quite unpleasant nonetheless.
Pressure Relief
x
This refers to the degree to which a mattress molds to or cradles the contours of the body. This helps alleviate pressure point pain, especially on the hips and shoulders.
Pressure Relief
x
This refers to the degree to which a mattress molds to or cradles the contours of the body. This helps alleviate pressure point pain, especially on the hips and shoulders.
Temperature Neutrality
x
The temperature of a mattress throughout the night is affected by how much body heat is retained. Several factors affect temperature neutrality, including material composition, layer thickness, and dissipation of heat through airflow.
Temperature Neutrality
x
The temperature of a mattress throughout the night is affected by how much body heat is retained. Several factors affect temperature neutrality, including material composition, layer thickness, and dissipation of heat through airflow.
Edge Support
x
The degree to which the perimeter of the mattress supports body weight. In some cases, mattresses may sink when weight is applied. This sinkage, often called “roll-off”, affects how closely you might sleep to the edge of the bed.
Edge Support
x
The degree to which the perimeter of the mattress supports body weight. In some cases, mattresses may sink when weight is applied. This sinkage, often called “roll-off”, affects how closely you might sleep to the edge of the bed.
Noise
x
Certain mattresses – particularly those with coils – can be quite noisy when bearing weight. Others are nearly silent. Material composition is often the limiting factor for noise potential.
Noise
x
Certain mattresses – particularly those with coils – can be quite noisy when bearing weight. Others are nearly silent. Material composition is often the limiting factor for noise potential.
Sex
x
Mattresses that are bouncier and more responsive tend to be better for sex, as they’re easier to change positions on. In contrast, unresponsive mattresses can cause couples to have trouble switching positions.
Sex
x
Mattresses that are bouncier and more responsive tend to be better for sex, as they’re easier to change positions on. In contrast, unresponsive mattresses can cause couples to have trouble switching positions.
What Type of Sleeper is Best Suited to a Tulo Mattress?
Based on our customer feedback, Tulo mattresses have received the following grades among sleepers of different weights and preferred sleep positions.
Please note that these ratings are subjective, and that everyone has varying experiences on different mattresses. Sleeper comfort and spinal support are the most important factors when it comes to selecting a mattress.
For more information on sleeping positions please see our guides for side, back, stomach and combination sleepers.
Tulo Comfort Series
Tulo Liv
Weight
Light
Average
Heavy
Sleep Position
Less than 130 LBS
130 LBS - 230 LBS
Greater than 230 LBS
Side
Back
Stomach
Weight
Light
Average
Heavy
Sleep Position
Less than 130 LBS
130 LBS - 230 LBS
Greater than 230 LBS
Side
Back
Stomach
As you can see, the Tulo is a great choice for back sleepers of most weight categories, and performs quite well for those who sleep on their side. Based on the body composition and sleep preferences of the sleeper, we would recommend the firm option of the Tulo Comfort Series for anyone over 200 lbs.
Tulo Mattress Recommendations
We Recommend the Tulo Comfort Series if..
Your firmness preferences fall between ‘Medium Soft’ and ‘Firm’.
You sleep with a partner, and want to limit motion transfer and noise.
You experience frequent aches and pains in your neck, back, and other sensitive areas.
We Recommend the Tulo Liv if...
You prefer beds with a balanced, ‘Medium’ feel.
You like sleeping on low-profile beds.
You and/or your sleep partner awaken easily due to movement or noise.
Compare Mattresses
How Do Tulo Mattresses Compare to Other Beds?
As any consumer does with a product they’re considering, our mattress assessments naturally involve comparing them with other similar products. Be it composition, firmness, or price, we think it’s important to see how Tulo mattresses stack up to other beds.
The Tulo is priced very affordably for any category. It is ideal for anyone seeking an entry-level memory foam mattress. Couples also benefit from its motion-isolating abilities.
Additionally, Tulo offers free White Glove delivery for all orders in the contiguous U.S. and customers can test out the beds at more than 3,500 Mattress Firm locations nationwide.
Check out our selections below if you’d like to see a few comparable mattresses.
Below you’ll find current prices for both Tulo mattresses in each available size. Please note that firmness selection does not affect pricing for the Comfort Series model.
Twin$349 (Comfort Series)$299 (Liv)
Twin XL
$399 (Comfort Series)$299 (Liv)
Full
$449 (Comfort Series)$299 (Liv)
Queen
$499 (Comfort Series)$299 (Liv)
King
$699 (Comfort Series)$499 (Liv)
Cal King
$699 (Comfort Series)$499 (Liv)
Construction and Firmness
Tulo Comfort Series mattresses are available in three different firmness ratings: ‘Soft,’ which corresponds to a 4 (or Medium Soft) on the 1-10 firmness scale; ‘Medium,’ which corresponds to a 5.5 (or Medium); and ‘Firm,’ which corresponds to a 7 (or Firm). The Tulo Liv is a 5.5 (or Medium Firm).
The table below features a breakdown of the Tulo’s individual layers and components. Please note that Mattress Firm/Tulo do not disclose the foam densities for any of the three firmness options available for the Tulo Comfort Series or the Tulo Liv.
Product Name
Firmness Options
Thickness
Support Core Components
Comfort Layer Components
Cover Components
Tulo Comfort Series
4 (Medium Soft)
10″
5″ HD Polyfoam
2″ Memory Foam 1 1/2″ HR Foam 1 1/2″ HD Foam
Knit Blend
5.5 (Medium)
10″
5″ HD Polyfoam
2″ Memory Foam 1 1/2″ HR Foam 1 1/2″ HD Foam
Knit Blend
7. (Firm)
10″
5″ HD Polyfoam
2″ Memory Foam 1 1/2″ HR Foam 1 1/2″ HD Foam
Knit Blend
Tulo Liv
5.5 (Medium)
9″
5″ HD Polyfoam
1.5″ Luma Gel Memory Foam
2.5″ HR Foam
Knit Blend
Firmness is rated on a scale of 1 to 10. For more information on how firmness is calculated, please visit our Mattress Firmness page.
Availability
The Tulo mattress is available on the Tulo website, as well as Mattress Firm’s website, but not on Amazon.com or any other online retailers. Tulo mattresses may be purchased in brick and mortar Mattress Firm locations as well.
Tulo Coupons and Discounts
Buy a Tulo mattress at the lowest available price.
Shipping Free White Glove delivery to contiguous U.S.
Warranty 10 years, nonprorated
Made In USA
How Is the Mattress Shipped?
Tulo mattresses are compressed, vacuum sealed, and boxed for shipping.
Where Do They Ship?
Tulo ships beds to all 50 states.
White Glove Delivery?
White Glove delivery – including in-home assembly and old mattress removal – is provided free-of-charge to customers in the contiguous U.S. This service is not available for orders to Alaska or Hawaii.
Full Shipping Details
The delivery policy for Tulo is as follows:
Tulo utilizes FedEx for all deliveries. Mattress deliveries to the contiguous 48 states generally require three to five business days, while deliveries to Alaska and Hawaii require seven to 14 business days.
All deliveries in the contiguous 48 states include in-home mattress assembly, packaging waste disposal and old mattress removal at no additional charge. Deliveries to Alaska and Hawaii do not include these services; these are doorstep deliveries.
Customers who wish to change the date and time of their delivery may contact Tulo via phone or email.
Old Mattress Removal
Old removal is included as part of Tulo’s complimentary White Glove delivery service in the contiguous U.S. Customers in Alaska and Hawaii do not qualify for old mattress removal.
Trial Period and Warranty Details
Trial Period and Guarantee
Mattress Firm offers a 120-night sleep trial with all Tulo mattress purchases:
There is no mandatory break-in period associated with this sleep trial, but Tulo recommends testing out the mattress for at least 30 nights.
All customers who return their mattress will receive a complete refund, and Tulo will cover all shipping and handling costs associated with the return.
Exchanges are available in addition to mattress returns.
Warranty
Mattress Firm offers a 10-year limited warranty with all Tulo mattress purchases.
Warranty coverage begins on the original date of purchase. Mattress Firm will, at its sole discretion, repair or replace all defective mattresses for as long as the warranty is valid.
This warranty is entirely nonprorated. Customers are responsible for shipping and handling expenses, but will not incur additional charges for having a defective mattress repaired or replaced.
Warranty coverage is contingent on proper foundational support. According to Mattress Firm, a Tulo mattress must be ‘continuously supported by a proper foundation sufficient to support the distributed weight of your body and the mattress itself.’
In the event of a mattress replacement, Mattress Firm will substitute the original model with ‘the model, version, color, or style available at the time of replacement, which may be different in certain respects than the original.’ If the owner wishes to upgrade their mattress, they are required to pay the difference between the original and the more expensive replacement model.
Repaired or replaced mattresses will not constitute the creation of a new warranty, nor will they extend the length of the original warranty.
The warranty will cover the following product defects:
Visible sagging or indentations in the sleep surface that measure three-quarters of an inch (3/4″) or deeper that do not result from misuse or improper support.
Physical flaws in the mattress that cause the foam to split or crack under normal circumstances.
Manufacturing flaws in the mattress cover, such as fabric tears or unraveling stitches.
The warranty will not cover the following:
Sagging or indentations that do not measure three-quarters of an inch (3/4″) or deeper. This is considered normal wear and tear.
Changes to the mattress caused by ‘uses that go beyond ordinary, intended maintenance and uses’ of the mattress, such as ‘reclining and sleeping.’
This warranty is exclusively offered to original owners who purchase their Tulo mattress from Mattress Firm or an authorized retailer. Anyone who buys or acquires the mattress from the original owner or a non-authorized retailer will not qualify for warranty coverage.
Company Information
Customer Service
7 out of 10 owner experiences show customers have had a positive experience with Tulo, irrespective of whether or not they liked their mattress.
BBB Rating
Tulo has not received a grade from the Better Business Bureau, but Mattress Firm has received an ‘A+’ rating.
Company History
Mattress Firm has been in business since 1986. Tulo launched in 2017.
Physical Stores
Tulo mattresses are sold in Mattress Firm locations nationwide. The company operates roughly 3,500 stores in the United States.
