Wyoming King Bed Company Mattress Review

Is Wyoming King Bed Company the best mattress for you?

Choose Wyoming King Bed Company if you want an oversized 84x84 in bed that mainstream brands do not make, room to co-sleep with kids and pets, USA handcrafting with CertiPUR-US foams, and a firm or two-sided flippable build priced $2,100-$7,500, with the Grand Royale adding free white-glove setup plus a three-year flip-and-clean care plan.

Skip it if you want a sleep trial, free mattress returns, old-mattress removal, a sub-$2,000 price, a genuine 108x108 in Alaskan King width, or easy showroom access, since this is a direct-only oversized specialist and mattresses are final sale once delivered. Custom sizes must be arranged by phone at +1 877 267 7772.

Comfort and firmness: which mattress fits you

Back and stomach sleepers: The Original's firm organic-cotton build, or the firm side of The Grand Royale. Side sleepers: The Royale in Soft or Medium, which the brand's own side-sleeper guide recommends for latex pressure relief, or the medium side of The Grand Royale. Hot sleepers: The Royale or Grand Royale, which pair a cashmere cover with HyperCool and open-cell latex airflow.

Couples, co-sleeping families, kids, pets and tall sleepers: any model in 84x84 in, which is 8 in wider and 4 in longer than a standard king. Firmness is selectable only on The Royale (Soft, Medium, Firm); The Original is firm only and The Grand Royale is two-sided. A dedicated plush or pillow-top option beyond The Royale Soft is Not published as of Sept 2026, and non-standard sizes require a phone order.

Compare the mattresses

Wyoming King Bed Company lists 3 models. Feel names are the brand's labels.

MODEL 1 - The Original (11 in, firm; also called the Original Wyoming King mattress): the entry model, described by the brand as "a firm and supportive sleeping surface for sleepers of all shapes and sizes," with a quilted organic cotton cover, a 2 in HyperCool comfort layer and a PostureSupport base; sold in one size, 84x84x11 in; sale $2,100 (reg. $2,800, $700 off); 17 brand-site reviews, 94% five-star.

Best for back and stomach sleepers and value-focused buyers.

MODEL 2 - The Royale (12 in, soft/medium/firm): the mid-tier model with "a luxurious and baby-soft cashmere cover" over a 2 in HyperCool layer, 2 in of natural latex foam and a PostureSupport base for pressure relief, temperature regulation and durability; sold in one size, 84x84x12 in, and the only model with selectable Soft, Medium or Firm feel; $2,600 (reg. $3,600, $1,000 off); 55 reviews, 89% five-star.

Best for side sleepers wanting latex pressure relief.

MODEL 3 - The Grand Royale (15 in, two-sided firm/medium; the page copy also calls it the Grand Luxe): the flagship, "a lavish, two-sided mattress thoughtfully engineered for optimal sleep ergonomics" with a 100% breathable cashmere cover, HyperCool material and open-cell natural latex, offering "a firm side for deep back support and a medium feel side for better pressure point relief"; sold in one size, 84x84x15 in; $7,500; 9 reviews, 100% five-star; includes free white-glove delivery, setup, packaging disposal and a three-year annual flip, rotate and clean care plan.

Best for luxury buyers wanting a flippable two-feel bed.

The Original: Firm and supportive, entry model

The Royale: Side sleepers wanting latex pressure relief

The Grand Royale (also called the Grand Luxe): Flagship, luxury two-⁠feel bed

Every Wyoming King Bed Company mattress, past and present

Mattress prices and value

The Original: $2,100 on sale, down from $2,800, for 84x84x11 in. The Royale: $2,600 on sale, down from $3,600, for 84x84x12 in in Soft, Medium or Firm. The Grand Royale: $7,500 for 84x84x15 in.

Sale prices may end; confirm current pricing. Value verdict: fair for a USA-made custom oversized mattress with no mainstream rival at 84x84 in, and cheaper than the sister brand Alaskan King Bed Company, whose same-named Grand Royale starts around $10,000, but weak on flexibility value because mattresses are made to order and final sale with no trial or return, and rush production adds $400 for a mattress, $500 for a frame or $600 for both.

Financing is via Affirm at 0% to 36% APR over 3, 6 or 18 months, subject to credit check and approval, with the Grand Royale page advertising no money down and 0% APR; limited options apply under $350.

How well do the mattresses hold up?

Officially, the brand stands behind the beds with a 10-year limited warranty covering impressions over 1.5 in, foam cracking from a physical flaw and cover zipper defects, and its flagship Grand Royale is two-sided so it can be flipped for even wear, with a free care plan that sends a team once a year for the first three years to flip, rotate and clean the mattress.

Published care guidance is to rotate the mattress every six months, use a mattress protector, spot clean with warm water and mild detergent, and avoid benzoyl peroxide, alpha hydroxy acids and chlorine bleach.

Independent long-term durability testing or owner durability reports at the 5-year-plus mark are Not published as of Sept 2026, and the brand site publishes no review dates, so how these beds age in real bedrooms is unverified; the closest durability signal is an owner complaint about soft edge support on The Royale.

Sleep trials, returns, exchanges and fees

There is no published sleep trial, and the returns page states flatly that "Mattresses and furniture are not eligible for returns or exchanges once delivered." Returns are limited to bedding: unopened bedding can be returned within 30 days of receipt for a refund with a 10% restocking fee, and the customer pays original shipping and return shipping, while sale bedding is final sale.

Cancellations after the order ships but before a delivery attempt cost round-trip shipping plus a 30% restocking fee, and once a delivery attempt is made cancellation is not possible. Exchanges are not offered for mattresses. Because every bed is made to order and non-returnable, confirm dimensions, firmness choice and door clearance before ordering by calling +1 877 267 7772.

Sleep trial length: Not published as of Sept 2026.

Delivery, setup and old-mattress removal

Free ground shipping to the contiguous 48 states from the company's North Carolina workshop, typically 1-3 weeks with the caveat that it may ship sooner or a little later, and rush production is available by phone.

Mattresses and bed frames ship FedEx Ground or LTL freight Monday to Friday excluding holidays, curbside by default, and arrive in one piece folded in half to fit a standard doorway; the FAQ says to unpack the mattress within two weeks so it can expand completely.

White-glove delivery with in-home setup, bed-frame assembly if bought together and done-for-you packaging disposal is free only with The Grand Royale, and the team cannot move furniture not purchased from the brand, so customers must clear the space.

Extra fees: rush production $400 mattress, $500 bed frame, $600 combined; storage at the local terminal beyond 24 hours $50-$75 per day; cancellation after shipping but before a delivery attempt costs round-trip shipping plus a 30% restocking fee; high-rise, long-driveway or unusual-space deliveries may add fees. Canada orders are quoted by phone and international buyers use their own freight forwarder.

Old-mattress removal: Not published as of Sept 2026.

What do the warranties cover?

Mattresses carry a 10-year limited warranty, shortened to 3 years for trade customers, and it is non-transferable and limited to the original purchaser in the US (Canada not covered) with proof of purchase required. Covered: sagging or indentation greater than 1.5 in not caused by an improper foundation, foam splitting or cracking from a physical flaw under normal use, and zipper assembly defects in the cover.

Excluded: normal foam softening, "Comfort preference," abuse or damage such as burns, cuts, tears, liquids and stains, commercial use unless a trade customer, mattresses bought from unauthorized resellers, and used, reconditioned or as-is mattresses.

The remedy is repair or replacement of the mattress or mattress cover at the company's choice, with no proration and no cash refunds; upgrades are possible if the buyer pays the price difference, and WKBC pays return shipping. Replacement or repair keeps the original purchase date as the term start, while an upgrade starts a new term. Sheets and mattress protectors carry 1-year limited warranties and furniture carries 2 years, 3 for trade.

Claims go to support@custommattressfactory.com or the Conover, NC address, and disputes go to binding arbitration in North Carolina under AAA commercial rules.

Customer reviews and complaints

On the brand's own review pages, the site shows reviews with 90% at five stars (per-model counts total 81), 7% at four stars and roughly 1% each at three, two and one star. Per model: The Grand Royale 9 reviews, 100% five-star; The Original 17 reviews, 94% five-star and 6% four-star; The Royale 55 reviews, 89% five-star and 11% four-star.

Praise themes include "Best mattress we've ever owned," room and comfort for families and tall sleepers, sturdy easy-assembly frames, fast shipping and soft bedding.

Complaints found: a $150 mattress protector that "is NOT waterproof," with the company replying it is water-resistant rather than waterproof, bamboo sheets that the buyer said "shrink after first wash," a Royale owner who wished the edges were firmer because "when you sat on the edge, you didn't slip off easily," and an Original owner reporting it was "way firmer than I expected." One reviewer described the bed as 7 ft x 7 ft.

No BBB profile, Trustpilot page, Sitejabber listing, Reddit thread or independent expert mattress review of this brand was found as of Sept 2026, and review dates are not published.

What are the mattresses made of?

All three mattresses are one-piece designs made with CertiPUR-US certified foams, meaning no ozone depleters, no heavy metals such as mercury or lead, no prohibited phthalates, no formaldehyde and no PBDE fire retardants, with low VOCs, and all are described as handcrafted in the USA. The Original: quilted organic cotton cover, 2 in HyperCool material and a PostureSupport base.

The Royale: quilted cashmere cover, 2 in HyperCool layer, 2 in natural latex foam and a PostureSupport base, with organic cotton also named in the model description. The Grand Royale: 100% breathable cashmere cover, HyperCool material and open-cell natural latex across a two-sided build. A full layer-by-layer breakdown with foam densities, ILD ratings or latex sourcing is Not published as of Sept 2026.

Mattresses ship assembled in one piece and folded in half rather than compressed in a box, which the brand credits as its original mattress-in-a-box concept.

Where can you try and buy the mattresses?

Buy direct at wyomingkingbeds.com, or book a showroom and workshop visit in Claremont, North Carolina, open Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm, where the brand invites shoppers to "Schedule a visit to our workshop and experience the Wyoming King firsthand." Note that the Stores page names Claremont, NC while the FAQ and warranty give Conover, NC as the workshop and warrantor address, and the site does not reconcile the two; the full showroom street address is Not published as of Sept 2026.

Phone +1 877 267 7772, Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm Eastern, and support@custommattressfactory.com, with contact form and order tracking by phone or web form. No retail partners, dealer network or brand-operated marketplace storefronts were found, and the brand states it sells directly online to remove intermediaries, so there is no way to try the beds in a general mattress store.

Wyoming King Bed Company vs. other mattress brands

Wyoming King Bed Company is an oversized-bed specialist rather than a full-line brand: it is a Custom Mattress Factory brand, sister to AlaskanKingBeds.com and CustomMattressFactory.com, trading since 2001 out of North Carolina, and it shares its Original, Royale and Grand Royale model names with its Alaskan King sibling, where the same flagship starts around $10,000 versus $7,500 here.

Against mainstream brands such as Tempur-Pedic, Saatva or Sleep Number, the difference is size and process: a standard king is 76x80 in, so the 84x84 in Wyoming King adds 8 in of width and 4 in of length, but it is made to order, direct-only, and sold without a trial or returns.

Against other giants, a 96x96 in Alberta King or 108x108 in Alaskan King is larger, and a third-party Amazon listing sells a Triad Majestic 84x84 in natural latex Wyoming King for about $2,700, but such listings publish no comparable warranty, white-glove delivery or care-plan detail. Independent head-to-head mattress testing including this brand: Not published as of Sept 2026.

How we research and report

This page is an early draft built from our research sheet for Wyoming King Bed Company. We read the brand's own pages and public listings, and we do not test mattresses ourselves. Fields marked "Not yet researched" are still being checked.

We worked from the official wyomingkingbeds.com product pages for The Original, The Royale and The Grand Royale plus the mattress collection, buyer's guide, brand, factory tour, shipping and delivery, returns, warranty, care, financing, reviews, stores and FAQ pages, taking prices ($2,100, $2,600 and $7,500), the 84x84 in size and heights, materials, firmness options, delivery terms and policy wording from official text and page data.

We then checked BBB, Trustpilot, Sitejabber, Reddit, Amazon and general search results for independent reviews and complaints, and looked at the sister brand Alaskan King Bed Company plus standard-size and oversized competitors for comparison. Where terms were not published, we marked the item Not published as of Sept 2026 rather than guessing, and official brand claims are kept separate from buyer-reported findings throughout.

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