Restonic Mattress

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Restonic was founded in 1938 as the Triple Cushion Corporation and took the Restonic name in 1946. It advertises its mattresses as featuring the "Marvelous Middle" technology. Spokespersons for the company include Mel Blanc, Steve Allen and Jayne Meadows. Like some other firms in the industry, it uses local licensees to manufacture beds under the Restonic name. Like a cooperative, its licensees own the company.

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Restonic website
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[edit] References

Major North American mattress manufacturers
Comfortaire - Dorel - King Koil - Restonic - Sealy - Select Comfort - Serta - Simmons - Spring Air - Tempur-Pedic - Therm-a-Rest - Leggett & Platt