Sealy Mattresses in Canada (2026): Prices by Size at Sleep Country, Costco, The Brick and Leon's, Trials and the Warranty

Which Sealy models are sold in Canada?

Sealy Canada's "Shop Mattresses" page groups its range into Cocoon by Sealy, Sealy Mattress-in-a-Box ("Queen Prices Starting At: $399"), a Spring Line, a Foam Line, a Hybrid Line and Posturepedic, and its "Find a Retailer" page asks for your address. The stores then list their own line-ups, and on October 19, 2026 the four we read used different names:

• Sleep Country: Sealy Optimum Chill 2.0 (9 in.), Posturepedic Z5 1 (11 in.), Z5 2 (12 in.) and Z5 3 (13.5 in.), Posturepedic Plus DBS 1, 2 and 3 (the 2.0 versions), Posturepedic Raindrop LP and LF, and Posturepedic Luxury Lainey.
• Costco.ca: Sealy Posturepedic Madoc (11.5 in.), Sundridge (14.25 in.), Salmo (12 in.), Catarina Eurotop and Lincoln Heights (14 in.), Posturepedic Pro Highland Manor (13 in.) and Omak Valley (13 in.), Posturepedic Plus Prosser Hills (12 in. Firm, and a 13.5 in. Plush Pillow Top), plus Posturepedic Norman Wells and Georgina, Cocoon by Sealy boxed mattresses and a Sealy Mirrorform adjustable-base set that we did not price by size.
• The Brick: Sealy Posturepedic Plus Alora, 850 Series Espanola, 950 Series Lambton, 1050 Series Minden, Plus 1000 Series Bronson, and the Posturepedic Luxury Crown Jewel Resort Cabo, Paradiso and Mykonos.
• Leon's: Sealy Essentials Evan II, Remy II and Cruise Cab, Burchelle, Posturepedic Correct Comfort 4 and 5, Posturepedic Plus Sterling Milana II and Posturepedic Palatial Crest Kamden II.

Because the names differ from store to store, a Sealy at one retailer usually has no counterpart under the same name at another. Compare a Sealy by size, feel, height, price and the store's terms rather than by name alone, and keep the law tag's warranty code in mind (see what the Sealy warranty code means). We have not tested any mattress for this guide.

How much does each Sealy cost by size?

These are the prices each store showed on October 19, 2026 for the mattress alone, before tax and delivery. Sleep Country's figures are the sale prices shown on each product page next to a "Was" price, during its limited-time extra 15% off offer; we did not test the checkout price. Costco.ca prices are for the mattress only (not the mattress set) in the size selected on the product page. The Brick prices by store location: the figures here are the ones shown with its default location, and some stores showed higher prices for the same model. Leon's prices are the ones its site showed with its Richmond, BC store selected. A blank cell means that size was not listed or not captured.

Two things stand out at Sleep Country. The order of the prices does not follow the model numbers: the Posturepedic Z5 3 (plush, 13.5 in.) was listed at $849.15 in queen, below the Z5 2 (medium, 12 in.) at $1,257.15, so the number in a Sealy name is not a price tier. And the "Was" prices reach much further than the sale prices: the Raindrop LP and LF share a $3,899.00 "Was" price but were $2,379.15 and $3,314.15 on the day. Sleep Country also listed RV queen sizes for several Posturepedic models and full XL for the Plus DBS models; we left those out of the table.

Three things stand out across the four stores. The cheapest Sealy queens were at Leon's: the Essentials Evan II at $299.00 and the Remy II at $399.00, both labelled "HOT BUY", with the Posturepedic Correct Comfort 4 at $599.00 on Final Clearance. Between about $600 and $1,100 for a queen, every store had a Sealy: Costco.ca from the Posturepedic Madoc at $599.99 to the Posturepedic Lincoln Heights and Plus Prosser Hills at $1,099.99, Sleep Country's Optimum Chill 2.0 ($594.15), Z5 1 ($662.15), Z5 3 ($849.15) and Plus DBS 1 ($1,104.15), The Brick's Plus Alora ($899.95) and Crown Jewel Resort Cabo ($1,099.95), and Leon's Sterling Milana II ($899.00). Above $2,000, the choice narrows to Sleep Country's Raindrop, Plus DBS 3 and Luxury Lainey, The Brick's Bronson and Mykonos, and Leon's Palatial Crest Kamden II. The sizes also differ: Costco.ca lists some models in double rather than full, and several Sleep Country and Brick models start at twin XL.

For context on what Canadians pay for a mattress in general, see our guide to mattress prices in Canada by size, and for the brand at the other end of the price range, our Tempur-Pedic in Canada guide, which uses the same method.

Is there a sale on Sealy right now?

At Sleep Country, yes, with conditions you should read. Its offers page described a "Save The Max Tax" promotion: "Get 15% off almost everything", applied online "automatically" before tax at checkout, with exclusions for some offers and for the Kluft and Palais Royale brands, and the words "Limited time offer. Offers subject to change without notice." It gave no end date. On the Optimum Chill 2.0 page, for example, the queen showed $594.15, "Was $999.00" and an "EXTRA 15% off" label. $999.00 less 15% would be $849.15, so the sale price is lower than the extra 15% alone explains; whatever the mechanism, the number to compare is the one in your cart for your size.

At Costco.ca, several Sealy pages carried a dated promotion line: the Lincoln Heights and Sundridge pages read "Valid for orders placed 10/12/26 to 10/25/26", so the price you see can change on the day after a window closes. At The Brick, we recorded the prices shown with its default store location; the same model carried a higher price at some locations, so set your store before you compare. At Leon's, most Sealy listings carried a "HOT BUY" label, the Correct Comfort 4 and 5 were marked "Final Clearance" (the Correct Comfort 5 queen read "SALE $699.00 SAVE $800"), and the product page we opened showed a "30 Day Low Price Guarantee" link.

If you can wait, our mattress sale calendar for Canada shows when stores usually run their biggest events, and our Black Friday mattress guide tracks the pre-sale prices.

What trial, return and warranty do you get with a Sealy in Canada?

The warranty comes from Sealy; the trial comes from the store. Sealy's warranty certificate says coverage "follows the 'Warranty Schedule' found online at sealy.ca", and its site describes no sleep trial of its own. Here is what each store's policy page said on October 19, 2026.

Our guides to Sleep Country's return policy, Costco mattresses and Costco's return policy, mattress trial fine print and mattress warranties in Canada go further.

What does the Sealy warranty code mean?

Sealy's 2026 Canadian warranty certificate does not state one number of years. It says coverage "begins on the date of purchase and follows the 'Warranty Schedule' found online at sealy.ca", for the original purchaser, and covers "manufacturing defects in a mattress or foundation when the set is subject to proper handling and normal use in conjunction with a bed frame that provides Continuous Support". For a queen or king, the certificate says the frame "must have a rigid bridge-bar with at least 5 support legs or 5 equally spaced hardwood cross-slats with a supporting center leg", and slats more than two inches apart need a solid platform. It also describes body indentations as normal.

The schedule on sealy.ca (its heading reads "CSW-04 Warranty effective 02/02/2004 Rev 07/17") matches a two-letter or letter-and-number code printed on the law tag to a term. The codes we read:

• S3, P3, C3, T3 and R3: 10 years of no-charge repair or replacement, and a 10-year total limited warranty. Most Sealy and Posturepedic mattresses we saw are sold with 10-year terms, but the code on your tag decides.
• P9: 15 years no-charge, 25 years total; P1: 10 years no-charge, 20 years total (after the no-charge years the schedule applies a prorated charge based on the dealer's current retail price).
• MY, TY and CY: 5 years no-charge, 10 years total; MG, TG and CG: 3 years no-charge, 10 total; TE and CE: 1 year no-charge, 10 total; TQ: 2 years, 10 total; MC, TC and CC: 1 year, 5 total; MA and TA: 1 year in total.
• Indentation threshold: a body indentation under 1.5 inches that is not associated with foundation sag is not covered (1.25 inches for Optimum codes P1 and P3, 0.75 inch for Optimum P9).

Before you buy, ask the store which warranty code the model carries, or look for it on the law tag in store. Keep the receipt, and use a frame that meets the Continuous Support wording, because the certificate ties coverage to it.

Delivery, and what happens to your old mattress

• Sleep Country: Standard Delivery is free on select mattress orders; White Glove ($59) brings it to your room but "Does not include setup, packaging removal, or old mattress pickup"; Green Glove ($99) adds setup and "Removal & recycling of your old mattress & base/boxspring (equal to the number of pieces purchased)". These are the fees its page showed with an Ontario location selected; they may differ by region.
• Costco.ca: the Sealy Posturepedic Catarina page showed a $75.00 delivery line, and old-mattress haul-away is a separate service at $79.99.
• The Brick: with its Premium Delivery Service, the old mattress or boxspring is removed one for one for $15.75 a piece ("a queen mattress and boxspring - $31.50"), depending on the market, and each piece must be bagged and sealed; the bags come from the store or the delivery team.
• Leon's: the Sealy product page we opened offered "Add Haul Away?" at $15.00 for an existing mattress and $15.00 for an existing boxspring, and showed "Local Delivery Available" with the Richmond, BC store selected; delivery fees are set per store.

Our guide, will they take your old mattress?, compares the removal terms of more Canadian retailers, and our mattress disposal guide covers the city options if you skip the store's service.

Is a Sealy worth it?

Whether a mattress feels worth it is personal, and we have not tested one. What the price buys can be set out on paper:

• A very wide price range under one name, from $299.00 to $3,739.15 for a queen on the same day, which means "Sealy" on its own tells you little about what you are getting.
• A warranty whose length depends on the code on the law tag: 10 years for the common codes, 20 or 25 years in total for some, and as little as one year for others.
• A store safety net that is usually an exchange, not a refund, after a 21-day wait: one exchange at Sleep Country for a $99 fee, one reselection at The Brick, one exchange at Leon's with its cover, case-by-case returns at Costco.
• Wide availability: all four stores list Sealy, which makes it one of the easiest brands to try in a showroom before buying.

A Sealy makes most sense if you have lain on the exact model in a store, you know its warranty code, you are comfortable with an exchange rather than a refund, and the price for your size fits your budget. Look elsewhere if you want a refund-based trial at home, or if you would rather compare several brands' trials first: our sleep trial comparison sets them side by side, and our best firm mattress guide covers the firm end of the market.

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