Mattress Encasings - Protect Your Mattress from Allergens and Bed Bugs

Mattress encasings are protective covers for mattresses that help in preventing allergens, dust mites, and bed bugs from infesting the mattress.

Mattress Encasings FAQ

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What is a mattress encasement?

A mattress encasement is a six-sided barrier that completely covers every part of your mattress. The purpose of a mattress encasement is to protect your mattress from contaminants, including moisture, mildew, mold, pet dander, and dust mites.

What are the benefits of buying a mattress encasement?

The key benefits of purchasing a mattress encasement are to protect your mattress from bed bugs, all fluids such as incontinence, accidental spills if you’re eating or drinking while in bed, dust mites and bacteria that may flare up allergy symptoms and disrupt your sleep.

Can you use a bed Encasement with a mattress?

The encasement still repels liquid effectively, and can also be used to keep bed bugs out of your sleep area. A pocket depth of 14 inches allows you to use the encasement with a wide range of mattresses, including many high-profile models that are not compatible with standard protectors.

How much does a mattress encasement cost?

There’s no reason to pay less than $38 or more than $80 for a queen mattress encasement (king-size encasements may cost more). Our pillow protectors hovered around $25 for two standard-size cases, and our most expensive case (also our favorite) is around $70 for two queen-size cases.

What size mattress encasement do I Need?

Mattress encasements tend to be larger to fit mattresses ranging from 6 to 18 inches thick. Additionally, box spring encasements are usually made from rougher, less finished materials, though they are often similarly waterproofed and treated.