Restonit Mattress Review: All 9 Models at Mattress Miracle Brantford

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If you've been shopping for a mattress in Ontario, you've likely seen Restonit at furniture stores, rental outlets, and independent sleep shops. The name shows up a lot, but finding detailed information about who actually makes these mattresses, and how they compare to other Canadian options, takes some digging.

We've carried Restonit at Mattress Miracle in Brantford for years. We know the lineup well enough to be honest about what each model does well and where it sits in the broader mattress market. Here's our straightforward review of all 9 models we stock.

Who Makes Restonit Mattresses?

Restonit (formally styled as "Rest-On-It") is a family-owned mattress manufacturer headquartered at 113 Viceroy Road in Concord, Ontario. They've been manufacturing mattresses for over 30 years. To put their scale in perspective, they produce approximately 173,750 mattresses annually and distribute through more than 700 retail locations across Canada.

This is important context because Restonit isn't a brand that exists only on a website. They run a real factory, employ real workers, and their mattresses are genuinely manufactured in Ontario. When we say "Canadian-made," this one actually is.

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Restonit Foam Models

Foam mattresses are Restonit's broadest category. These are all-foam designs built on high-density soy-based foam cores, without any coils or springs. They're the most affordable entry point into the Restonit lineup.

1. Perfect Slumber

The entry-level option in Restonit's foam range. The Perfect Slumber uses a single-density foam core with a quilted fabric cover. It's a straightforward mattress without bells or whistles.

Best for: Guest rooms, children's beds, tight budgets where you need a new mattress quickly.
Firmness: Medium-firm
Our take: It does the basic job. If you're furnishing a spare room or need something functional for a short-term situation, it works. For a primary bed you'll sleep on every night, we'd suggest stepping up.

2. Euro Canada

We've reviewed the Euro Canada in detail separately. It's a 10-inch all-foam pillow top with an extra firm base. The 8-inch high-density foam core plus 2-inch rebound foam layer provides solid support for back and stomach sleepers. Available in twin through king sizes with a 10-year warranty.

Best for: People who prefer firm support, back sleepers, those recovering from back issues.
Firmness: Extra firm with pillow top comfort layer
Our take: One of the better values in the foam lineup. The extra firm feel won't suit everyone, but if you like a supportive surface, this delivers.

3. Spinal Care

Available in 8-inch, 10-inch, and 12-inch versions, the Spinal Care line uses high-density Serene foam designed to contour to your body while maintaining spinal alignment. The zipper-removable cover makes cleaning easier than most competitors at this price point. Available in both soft and firm options.

Best for: Sleepers with back pain, those who want adjustable thickness options, side sleepers (soft version).
Firmness: Available in soft or firm
Our take: The 10-inch version hits the sweet spot between support and comfort. The soft version is surprisingly good for side sleepers who want pressure relief without a big price tag.

4. Borealis Gel

Restonit's cooling-focused foam mattress. The Borealis Gel incorporates gel-infused memory foam layers designed to dissipate body heat. If you've tried foam mattresses before and found them too warm, this is Restonit's answer.

Best for: Hot sleepers, anyone who's been burned by warm-sleeping foam before.
Firmness: Medium
Our take: Gel foam helps, but it's not magic. It sleeps noticeably cooler than standard foam but won't match the airflow of a pocketcoil or hybrid. Still, for the price, it's a meaningful improvement over non-gel foam options.

5. Exquisite Comfort

The mid-range comfort option in Restonit's foam lineup. The Exquisite Comfort adds additional quilted comfort layers above the foam core, creating a plusher sleeping surface while maintaining the bio soy-based foam foundation underneath.

Best for: People who want a softer feel without moving to pocketcoil, those who prefer a traditional pillow-top look.
Firmness: Medium-soft
Our take: A comfortable step up from the basic models. The extra quilting adds genuine comfort, not just height. Good for side sleepers who need some shoulder relief.

Restonit Hybrid Model

6. Oasis Hybrid

Restonit's hybrid combines their foam technology with a coil support system. You get the contouring of foam on top with the bounce and airflow of coils underneath. It bridges the gap between their pure foam line and the pocketcoil range.

Best for: Sleepers who want the best of both worlds, couples (good motion isolation from foam, support from coils).
Firmness: Medium
Our take: This is where Restonit starts to compete more seriously with mid-range options from other manufacturers. The hybrid design addresses the two main complaints about all-foam mattresses: heat retention and difficulty changing positions.

Restonit Pocketcoil Models

Pocketcoil (individually wrapped coil) mattresses are Restonit's largest product category and generally their highest-performing options. Each coil is wrapped in its own fabric pocket, allowing independent movement. This means better motion isolation, more responsive support, and improved airflow compared to foam-only designs.

7. Royal Executive

The Royal Executive is one of Restonit's most popular pocketcoil models. It features cooling technology integrated into the comfort layers above the pocketcoil system, with a quilted pillow-top surface. This is where Restonit moves into genuine competition with mid-tier mattresses from larger brands.

Best for: Primary bedroom use, couples who need motion isolation, warm sleepers who want coil airflow plus cooling foam.
Firmness: Medium
Our take: A solid all-around performer. The pocketcoil base provides noticeably better support and edge stability than any of the foam models. If your budget can reach this tier, it's worth the step up.

8. Sapphire Luxury

Restonit's premium pocketcoil option. The Sapphire Luxury adds denser comfort layers, a more refined quilted top, and enhanced edge support compared to the Royal Executive. This is their flagship model and the one that competes most directly with established premium brands.

Best for: People investing in long-term comfort, heavier sleepers who need more support, those upgrading from an older mattress.
Firmness: Medium to medium-firm
Our take: The best mattress in the Restonit lineup. The construction quality is noticeably higher than the lower tiers, and you can feel it the moment you lie down. For the price, it's competitive with options that cost significantly more from name brands.

Restonit Spring Model

9. Deluxe Support

A traditional Bonnell coil spring mattress for buyers who prefer the classic innerspring feel or need a very affordable starting point. The Deluxe Support uses interconnected coils rather than individually wrapped pockets, which means more bounce and firmness but less motion isolation.

Best for: Stomach sleepers who want firm support, budget-conscious buyers, those who prefer traditional spring feel.
Firmness: Firm
Our take: An honest, basic mattress. It doesn't pretend to be more than it is. The Bonnell coil system provides consistent support and excellent durability for the price. Just know that traditional spring mattresses transfer more motion than pocketcoil or foam options, so it's less ideal for couples.

What All Restonit Mattresses Share

Regardless of which model you choose, every Restonit mattress includes:

Complete Model Comparison

How Restonit Compares to Other Brands

We carry multiple mattress brands at Mattress Miracle, so we can compare Restonit honestly against what else is available.

Who Should Consider Restonit

Restonit Is a Strong Choice If:

• You want a Canadian-made mattress without the premium-brand price tag
• You're furnishing a first apartment, guest room, or rental property
• You prefer all-foam construction and don't need a flippable design
• You want the convenience of bamboo-infused antimicrobial covers
• Budget is a priority but you still want a 10-year warranty

You Might Want to Look at Other Options If:

• You want a flippable mattress (consider Sleep In)
• You want the highest coil count possible (consider Restonic ComfortCare with 1,222 queen coils)
• You need a mattress for specific medical conditions (come in so we can match the right model to your needs)
• You're looking for premium natural materials like Talalay latex or silk and wool blends

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