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

Which Serta models are sold in Canada?

Serta Canada's site groups its mattresses by line and sleep position and asks you to "Find a store" or shop by retailer; the product page we opened (the Classic Clarks Hill LTD 11.5" Medium) listed Twin to Cal King with no price. The stores then list their own line-ups, and on October 20, 2026 the four we read used different names:

• Sleep Country: Serta Perfect Sleeper Dynamic, Perfect Sleeper Elite Becalm, Perfect Sleeper Elite Adrift and Perfect Sleeper Elite Cruise, iComfort Advanced, and iCool Eco HR1 and HR2 (seven results on its Serta brand page).
• Costco.ca: Serta Five Star 35.6 cm (14 in.) Hybrid, Five Star 26.7 cm (10.5 in.) and 24.1 cm (9.5 in.) Memory Foam, Perfect Sleeper November, Rendezvous, Spellbound, Parade and Portland, iDream Upscale and Surreal, Starlit, Treasure and Savvy (13 mattress listings in its "serta mattress" search, most sold as "Mattress or Set").
• The Brick: Serta Back Logic 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 Eurotop, iComfort LTX Evening Bliss, Vanguard Stonebridge and Stonehaven Eurotop, and iSeries NXG1200, NXG1300 and NXG1400 Tight Top.
• Leon's: Serta Panama, Perfect Sleeper Pacific and Provence, Fresh Perspective, iComfort AIR 1, 2.5, 3, 4 and Hybrid, and iComfort PRO Scotland, Whitby and Tropea (each PRO model in a Firm and a Plush version).

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

How much does each Serta cost by size?

These are the prices each store showed on October 20, 2026 for the mattress alone, before tax and delivery. Sleep Country's figures are the sale prices shown beside each size on the 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 "Was" prices reach much further than the sale prices: the iCool Eco HR1 and HR2 share a $4,099.00 "Was" price but were $2,379.15 and $3,484.15 on the day, so the gap between the two is a feel and height difference, not a tier difference you can read from the sale price alone. And the twin size is not listed for every model: the iComfort Advanced and both iCool Eco models start at twin XL.

At Costco.ca, the twelve Serta models with a queen ran from $549.99 (Starlit) to $1,649.99 (iDream Surreal) for the mattress only, and the Savvy, a 6.5-inch foam mattress the page calls "Suitable for bunk beds", was listed in double ($399.99) and twin only. We read the queen price on each Costco page with "Mattress Only" selected; the other sizes each page listed are named in the model cell, and their prices were not recorded. At The Brick, the Serta range runs from the Back Logic Eurotop models, where a queen was $699.95 to $1,249.00, to the Vanguard and iSeries models above $2,000, and the feed we read listed the iSeries NXG1400 in full size only. The Brick's figures are its default-location prices; the same model carried a higher price at some store locations.

Three things stand out across the four stores. The cheapest Serta queens were at Leon's, where the Panama ($499.00), Perfect Sleeper Pacific ($699.00) and Perfect Sleeper Provence ($749.00) were all marked Final Clearance with "SAVE" amounts of $700 to $1,150 against their earlier prices. Between about $700 and $1,300 for a queen, three of the four stores had a Serta: Sleep Country's Perfect Sleeper Dynamic ($849.15), The Brick's Back Logic 2.0, 3.0 and 1.1 ($699.95, $799.95 and $1,249.00) and Leon's Fresh Perspective ($1,199.00). Above $3,000, the choice narrows to Sleep Country's iCool Eco HR2, The Brick's iSeries models and Leon's iComfort PRO Whitby and Tropea, which at $5,999.00 in queen was the most expensive Serta we found. The same iComfort PRO name is sold in a Firm and a Plush version at the same price at Leon's, so the feel is a choice, not a price tier.

For context on what Canadians pay for a mattress in general, see our guide to mattress prices in Canada by size, and for the other big retail brands, our Sealy in Canada and Beautyrest in Canada guides, which use the same method.

Is there a sale on Serta 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. Every Serta product page we opened carried an "EXTRA 15% off" label beside a "Was" price: the Perfect Sleeper Dynamic queen, for example, showed $849.15 against "Was $999.00". $999.00 less 15% would be $849.15, so on that model the label and the price line up; on the Elite Becalm ($1,316.65 against "Was $1,999.00") the sale price is far below what 15% alone explains. Whatever the mechanism, the number to compare is the one in your cart for your size.

At Costco.ca, two of the thirteen Serta listings showed a promotion with a window: the Five Star 14 in. Hybrid queen at $569.99 ("$150 OFF", "was $719.99") and the Perfect Sleeper November queen at $699.99 ("$200 OFF", "was $899.99"), both "Valid for orders placed 10/12/26 to 10/25/26"; the other eleven showed a single price with no "was" figure. 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, the Panama, Perfect Sleeper Pacific and Perfect Sleeper Provence were marked "Final Clearance" with "SALE" prices and "SAVE" amounts (the Provence queen read "SALE $749.00 SAVE $1,150"), while the iComfort and Fresh Perspective models carried a "HOT BUY" label.

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 Serta in Canada?

The warranty comes from Serta; the trial comes from the store. Serta Canada's warranty page says "Your mattress warranty is likely covered by the retailer directly. Most retail partners will handle their own warranties," and its site describes no sleep trial of its own. Here is what each store's policy page said on October 20, 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 Serta warranty code mean?

Serta Canada's warranty page does not state one number of years. It says all Serta products "are warrantied against manufacturing defects in workmanship and material as outlined in the warranty brochure you received with your mattress or mattress set", that the limited warranty covers "manufacturing defects such as sagging/depressions", "flaws in the foam causing it to split or crack" and "cover defects, such as unraveled stitching", and that "sagging/depression requirements will vary based on the type of mattress". The term and the body-impression allowance come from a code printed on the law label, which the page's Warranty Code Key matches to a term:

• W20F: 20-year total limited warranty, normal body impression of 3/4 inch or less.
• W15 and W15F: 15 years; the allowance is 1-1/2 inches or less for W15 and 3/4 inch or less for W15F.
• W10S, W10F and W9: 10 years; 3/4 inch or less for W10S and W10F, 1-1/2 inches or less for W9.
• W91: 8 years, 1-1/2 inches or less. W92: 5 years, 1-1/2 inches or less. W1: 1 year, 1-1/2 inches or less.

The page adds that most retail partners handle their own warranties, that you should check the foundation and rotate the mattress at least every six months before claiming for sagging, that "softening of the mattress from regular use over time is not covered", and that claims go through its Mattress Warranty Form. Before you buy, ask the store which code the model carries, or look for it on the law label in store, and keep the receipt. The Serta product page we opened on serta.ca described a "5-year limited bedding warranty" for that model, which shows how much the term can differ from one Serta to another.

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 Serta pages we opened showed "White Glove Delivery Included" on ten listings and "Standard Delivery Included" on the three Five Star models, with an estimated delivery date for the postal code we used (Tue, Nov 3 for most White Glove items, Sat, Oct 24 for the two Five Star memory foam mattresses, and a backorder notice on the Five Star 14 in. Hybrid, "expected to ship between 11/02/2026 and 11/15/2026"); the Starlit page added "White Glove with Haul Away is available for $75.00 at checkout", the only old-mattress removal line we saw on the Serta pages.
• 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 Serta 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 Serta 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 $499.00 to $5,999.00 for a queen on the same day, which means "Serta" on its own tells you little about what you are getting.
• A warranty whose length depends on the code on the law label: 20 years in total for W20F, 10 years for the W10 and W9 codes, and as little as one year for W1, with the body-impression allowance also set by the code.
• 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 Serta, which makes it one of the easiest brands to try in a showroom before buying.

A Serta 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.

Related reading

• Sealy mattresses in Canada: prices by size, trials and the warranty
• Beautyrest mattresses in Canada: prices by size, trials and the warranty
• Tempur-Pedic in Canada: prices by size, trials and the warranty
• Sleep Country return policy
• Will they take your old mattress?