Rotating your mattress regularly will help the longevity of the mattress and make sure it wears evenly throughout it's lifespan. More importantly it will help your back! The resilient materials in your mattress are designed to conform to your body’s contours — this is not a manufacturing defect. The Aviya Mattress is a one-sided mattress built with all the comfort layers on top, so you’ll never need to flip it. It is critical, however, to "rotate" your Aviya Mattress regularly, every month during the first six months and every 3-4 months after that. The more frequent, the better! 

A few other tips and tricks:

• Carry your mattress flat on its side  — it's easier to handle and less likely to cause damage.
• Cover your mattress with a quality protector to keep your mattress clean and fresh. It’s the best way to keep your mattress in good shape and ensure the warranty stays active! It’s a big help in protecting your mattress from stains, spills, and more.
• Replace the box spring when purchasing a new mattress because old box springs lose strength and support. What appears to be a sag in your new mattress may result from a faulty or weakened box spring. A box spring that does not correctly support your new mattress may invalidate your mattress warranty.
• Use a metal bed frame. For queen and king-sized bedding, a rigid center support is required.

● DO rotate your mattress regularly using the turning instructions above. The resilient materials used in your mattress are
designed to conform to your body's individual contours. This is not a manufacturing defect. By rotating your mattress every
two weeks for the first six months, and once every month thereafter, these body impressions which form naturally on the
mattress surface over time will be equalized.
● DO carry your mattress flat on its side- it's easier to handle and less likely to cause damage.
● DO keep your bedding clean. Soiling or staining your mattress will invalidate your warranty. The use of a mattress pad is
suggested.
● DO replace the box spring if yours is older than five years. Older box springs lose their strength and support. What appears to
be a sag in your new mattress could be a result of a faulty or weakened foundation. A foundation that does not provide
proper support to your new mattress will invalidate your warranty.
● DO use a bed frame with a rigid center support. We recommend using our foundation, or a wood slat or platform foundation.

● DON'T bend your mattress more than 40 degrees, unless it is being used on a power foundation or adjustable base. Flex
rather than bend the mattress when going through doorways, and don't bend the corners when putting on sheets.
● DON'T allow anyone to stand or jump on your mattress. It was not built to withstand that type of weight concentration.
● DON'T allow your mattress to get wet. Protect it from water, dry cleaning fluid, or other liquids.
● DON'T smoke in bed, or place product near open flame.