Made Rite Bedding

03/10/2026

03/09/2026

ISPA 2035 Made Rite Bedding has its quilting, cutting, and sewing capabilities on display.
Come check us out!!!

02/27/2026

Let’s connect at 2026! Visit us at Booth #2035 to see firsthand how we’re driving innovation, sparking new partnerships, and helping shape the future of the sleep products industry. Register now: ispaexpo.com

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02/13/2026

We’re exhibiting at 2026! 🎉 Join us at Booth #2035 to discover our newest products, solutions, and ideas shaping the future of sleep. We can’t wait to see you in Orlando, March 12–14! Register now: ispaexpo.com

01/17/2024

The Atlantis Mattress line is our top of the line Hospitality and Government spec mattress.
Coming standard with luxurious Damask ticking and and over an inch of comfort foam, the Atlantis Deluxe mattress arrives perfectly at the nexus of comfort and cost-efficiency! The Atlantis is a perfect fit for hotels, rental properties and any hospitality services!

01/16/2024

Our Circadian rhythm, or body clock, traditionally kept us humans on schedule. Going to sleep as the moon climbs in the sky and waking up when the Sun does the same. That all changed with the invention of the alarm clock!

This was the beginning of the age we know (and sometimes love). Here are a few of the negative effects of enforced awakening...

Sleep Deprivation: Enforced awakening can contribute to sleep deprivation if it leads to consistently inadequate sleep duration. Sleep deprivation can result in fatigue, impaired cognitive function, and mood disturbances.

Cognitive Impairment: Lack of sufficient sleep due to enforced awakening can affect cognitive functions such as attention, memory, and decision-making. It may lead to difficulty concentrating and reduced overall cognitive performance.

Mood Disturbances: Sleep plays a crucial role in regulating mood. Enforced awakening, especially if it leads to sleep disruption, can contribute to irritability, mood swings, and an increased risk of mood disorders.

Physical Health Impact: Chronic sleep deprivation is associated with an increased risk of various health issues, including cardiovascular problems, weakened immune function, and metabolic disturbances.

Performance Decline: Both physical and mental performance can be negatively impacted by enforced awakening. This is particularly relevant in situations where individuals need to be alert and perform well, such as in professional or academic settings.

Increased Stress Levels: Persistent enforced awakening can elevate stress levels. Sleep is essential for stress regulation, and disruptions in sleep patterns can contribute to heightened stress and anxiety.

01/11/2024

One does not simply complete a new years resolution, its a goal and something you have to attack each day!
Everyone's New Year's Resolution should be to get 1 more hour of quality sleep per night, here are a few of the benefits...
Improved Cognitive Function: Adequate sleep is crucial for cognitive functions such as memory, problem-solving, and decision-making. Getting an extra hour of sleep can enhance your concentration and mental clarity.

Enhanced Mood: Sleep has a significant impact on mood regulation. With an additional hour of sleep, you may find yourself feeling more positive and less irritable. Lack of sleep is often linked to mood disorders, so ensuring sufficient sleep can contribute to emotional well-being.

Increased Energy Levels: Adequate sleep is essential for maintaining energy levels throughout the day. Getting an extra hour of sleep can lead to increased alertness and better physical performance.

Better Physical Health: Sleep is closely tied to overall physical health. It plays a role in immune function, metabolism, and cardiovascular health. Consistently getting enough sleep can contribute to a stronger immune system and a reduced risk of chronic health conditions.

Weight Management: Sleep duration and quality are linked to weight management. Lack of sleep can disrupt the balance of hormones that regulate hunger and satiety. With an extra hour of sleep, you may find it easier to maintain a healthy weight.

Improved Stress Management: Sleep plays a crucial role in stress management. Adequate rest can help the body and mind recover from daily stressors, promoting resilience and a better ability to cope with challenges.

Enhanced Creativity: Quality sleep is associated with improved creativity and problem-solving skills. An additional hour of sleep may boost your ability to think creatively and come up with innovative ideas.

Better Physical Appearance: Sleep is often referred to as "beauty sleep" for a reason. Adequate rest contributes to healthy skin, reduced under-eye circles, and an overall more vibrant appearance.

01/05/2024

Did you know that College Students do not get the correct QUALITY and QUANTITY of sleep? In 2022 the National Sleep Foundation did a study in which they concluded that roughly 73% of college students in the United States exhibited some sort of sleep problem and get about 7 hours of sleep per night. - CDC "Psychosocial Correlates..."

Its a new year and time to take your resolutions seriously! Consider these few tips when thinking about your sleep in 2024.

1. Clean up your sleep hygiene -> Create a comfortable, cool and dark sleep environment
2. Avoid Caffeine within 10 hours of your planned sleep time
3. Have a consistent routine -> Differentiation during the day is a good thing, consistent sleep routines will lead to more restorative sleep
4. Screens and Blue Light Aren't your friend -> Screens and any form of "blue light" trick your brain into thinking it is daytime... throwing off your circadian rhythm.

12/27/2023

It's almost time for 2024! Keeping that in mind, here a few of Made Rite's favorite New Year's "Sleep Resolutions" for the new year!

1. Prioritize Quality Sleep over Quantity:
Instead of focusing solely on the number of hours slept, some individuals resolve to prioritize the quality of their sleep. This may involve creating a comfortable sleep environment, using blackout curtains, and investing in a comfortable mattress and pillows.

2.Limit Screen Time Before Bed
We know that our entire lives are on that little phone...but the blue light emitted by screens can interfere with the production of melatonin, a hormone that regulates sleep. Resolving to limit screen time before bedtime can improve sleep quality.

3. Reduce Caffeine and Alcohol Intake
Remember that you shouldn't put either of these into your body within 10 hours of your planned bed time. Some people set resolutions to reduce their consumption of caffeine and alcohol, especially in the hours leading up to bedtime. Both substances can disrupt sleep patterns.