Novaform SoFresh Plus 10-inch Responsive Foam Mattress review

Novaform SoFresh Plus is a 10-inch foam mattress with a washable-cover feature and an exact-size discrepancy worth resolving. This is a source-based assessment of the manufacturer’s current page and variant data, not a report of hands-on use, washing the cover or testing the foam.

A Medium heading, with one promotional wording conflict

The exact product title and specification table call the feel Medium. A feature bullet on the same page calls the mattress Medium Firm. I preserve that difference and do not place this model into the questionnaire’s Medium Firm group. Novaform gives no numerical score or shared scale that could settle the wording. The name identifies the page’s selected plan, not a guarantee that a particular sleeper will feel a specific level of firmness.

The product page describes a three-layer, 10-inch construction: three inches of high-airflow LURAcor foam, one inch of memory foam and six inches of base foam. It also describes copper-infused foam and a removable moisture-wicking cover. Those are maker descriptions, not independently tested durability, cooling, antimicrobial or support results.

Cover care is unusually specific

Novaform says the zippered outer cover can be removed, machine washed and dried, with a second soft-knit cover underneath while the outer layer is being laundered. It separately says to spot-clean the foam. That is a useful care distinction: cover maintenance is not the same as washing the mattress core. Check the exact sewn care label and laundering instructions before removing or drying any part; the manufacturer’s model-specific steps take precedence over generic laundry guidance.

Four variants, despite broader size hints

The exact selector and public product endpoint list Twin, Full, Queen and King. The page’s specification table additionally gives California King dimensions and weight, and a product tag hints at Twin XL, but neither is in the current endpoint’s size selector. For matching, I use the four exact variant sizes and leave the other hints as an unresolved discrepancy.

The source lists Twin at 39 by 75 by 10 inches and 40.2 pounds, Full at 54 by 75 by 10 inches and 55.6 pounds, Queen at 60 by 80 by 10 inches and 66 pounds, and King at 76 by 80 by 10 inches and 83.5 pounds. It also lists California King at 72 by 84 by 10 inches and 83 pounds in the broader specification. These are manufacturer-provided numbers, not measurements in this review. Ten inches is mattress height only; add the frame and base when estimating finished bed height or checking a low-profile setup.

Support, base and cleaning limits

Novaform states that this exact mattress is compatible with adjustable bases. It does not name a base model or size-by-size articulation range. Its on-page general FAQ recommends a standard box spring or a well-ventilated slatted base with less than six inches between slats and warns against placing a mattress directly on the floor or another flat solid surface. Confirm that your exact base and support surface meet the current instructions.

The manufacturer says the foam is CertiPUR-US certified and that the mattress is fiberglass-free. It advertises antimicrobial protection and motion isolation; neither marketing statement is an independent test of hygiene, partner movement or long-term performance. The page says to spot-clean foam and machine-wash the cover, so avoid applying the cover instructions to the foam layers.

Policy and current-offer uncertainty

Novaform states a 20-year limited warranty, but the exact page does not provide the full booklet, home-trial duration or fixed return-pickup fee. A long limited warranty does not create a sleep trial or clarify a retailer’s returns process. The variant endpoint identifies size variants but does not establish a current seller, address-level delivery or stock. Confirm the exact seller, size, return deadline, pickup charge and written warranty before ordering.

The checked 2023 recall notice names specific ComfortGrande and DreamAway item numbers, not SoFresh Plus. This bounded comparison is not a universal or future recall clearance.

Who should keep comparing

SoFresh Plus is a plausible paper candidate if you want a relatively low-profile 10-inch mattress with a removable washable cover, a maker-labeled Medium plan and an adjustable-base statement. It is less well documented for a shopper who needs the Medium Firm label, exact sleep-position advice, a Twin XL/California King selector or clearly stated return terms. The exact size and comfort wording should be resolved at the retailer before purchase.

Bottom line

The practical point of difference is the care system: an outer cover the maker says can be washed, with a separate inner cover, over a 10-inch foam core. Its size and feel wording is less tidy than the family name suggests. Keep the four exact variant sizes and Medium headline separate from the extra catalog/spec hints, and check the precise seller and instructions rather than assuming they all describe the same offer.