Sealy SA: Hospitality Solutions For A Good Night’s Rest
With more than 100 years of accumulated knowledge and a commitment to providing better products and better service, Sealy are able to offer the right bedding solution for your establishment.
Giving your guests the kind of sleep that will keep them coming back to you, is as easy as sending them to bed on a Sealy.
Sealy’s orthopaedically correct support means they’ll enjoy the healthy levels of keep sleep they need to wake up feeling on top of the world.
Give your guests a 1st Class experience. They’ll be glad they stayed with you!
You’ll be as comfortable with a Sealy as your guests will.
More about Sealy:
Sealy South Africa produced its first mattress at its factory in Johannesburg in 1967. The company quickly built a reputation for quality, comfort and superior technical innovations and it soon became South Africa’s No.1 choice.
Sealy mattresses and foundations are produced in Johannesburg, Cape Town, Kwa Zulu Natal, Namibia, Zimbabwe and Tanzania facilities. Specifications set down by Sealy USA are followed, including health and technological advancements made by Sealy’s consulting Orthopaedic surgeons and researchers.
Their product range is sold only at selected dealers throughout Southern Africa. All products are manufactured to the ISO.9001/2 quality system. Sealy is a leading supplier to the hospitality industry.
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