User's Manual

What’s Inside

Setting up your new Sleep Number

bed only takes about

an hour and you’ll enjoy the beneﬁts of better sleep for years

to come. You won’t need any tools and, although it’s nice to

have a helper, you can do it by yourself.

NOTE: If you ordered the Sleep Number

modular base, please

see the Assembling Your Base guide for assembly instructions.

Assembling Your Mattress .......................................................... pg 4

Getting Comfortable with Your Sleep Number

Setting ....... pg 12

Product Care ................................................................................. pg 14

Frequently Asked Questions ...................................................... pg 15

Sleep Number

Bedding Collection ........................................pg 18

Warranty ........................................................................................ pg 20

Welcome to Sleep Number InnerCircle

.................................. pg 22

Decide where to put your new bed. Make sure there’s an

electric

power source nearby to operate your Firmness Control

™

system. Assemble your modular base or existing bed frame before

assembling your mattress.

Prepare your bed. To achieve the best comfort and support on

your Sleep Number

mattress, a ﬁrm ﬂat surface such as the

Sleep Number

modular base, a solid surface platform bed or

bunkie board is recommended. Assemble your modular base

or existing bed frame before assembling your mattress.

Open all boxes. CAUTION: Immediately dispose of packaging as it

can pose choking or other hazards to small children and pets.

Prepare your memory foam comfort layer. The memory foam

comfort layer should be stored at room temperature for at least four

hours before mattress assembly. Carefully open the foam comfort

layer and set aside. It’ll need at least 30 minutes to fully expand.

WARNING: Read all instructions before use to avoid injury. Improper

use of product can result in serious injury or death. Follow the safety

information in this assembly guide. Keep this assembly guide for

future reference.

Getting Started