Older Siena mattresses sold from 2022 through June 2024 contained a fiberglass fire barrier. The redesigned 2024+ Siena Signature is fiberglass-free. A $9M class-action settlement now covers Siena buyers - claims due July 17, 2026. Here is how to check your law tag, what changed, and what to do.
The original Siena mattress, sold from its 2022 launch through mid-2024, contained a fiberglass fire barrier sewn into an inner sock under the cover. The redesigned Siena mattresses sold today are fiberglass-free. Banner Mattress walks through which version you might own, the recently approved $9 million class-action settlement that covers Siena buyers, and how to check the law tag for proof.
Siena launched in 2022 under Resident Home, the same parent company behind Nectar, DreamCloud, and Awara. To meet the federal open-flame standard 16 CFR 1633 at a $499 queen price point, Siena's first generation used a woven fiberglass sock as the heat-shield layer under a removable zip cover.
That design is what triggered the lawsuits. Customers who unzipped the cover for cleaning - exactly what the zipper invites - exposed the fiberglass sock and shed glass fibers into bedrooms, HVAC ducts, and laundry.
In 2024, Resident Home pushed a redesign across the Siena, Nectar, and DreamCloud lines and switched to a fiberglass-free knit fire barrier. Ashley Home then completed its acquisition of Resident Home in early 2026, and the current Siena Signature page now states "fiberglass-free construction" outright.
Read the white law tag stitched to the side of the mattress. It will list every fiber by percentage. Two patterns matter.
Old Siena (fiberglass): the tag will show "glass fiber" or a number followed by % glass. Often paired with rayon and polyester. Manufacture date will read 2022, 2023, or first half of 2024.
Current Siena (fiberglass-free): no glass fiber line. The barrier is listed as rayon, polyester, and a treated cellulose blend. Manufacture date is mid-2024 or later.
If the law tag has been removed or is unreadable, contact Siena support with the order number; the customer service team can pull the build sheet for that serial.
The redesigned 2024+ Siena Signature is an all-foam, four-layer build:
Foams are CertiPUR-US certified, which independently confirms there are no PBDEs, formaldehyde, mercury, lead, or ozone depleters in the foam itself. CertiPUR-US does not certify the fire barrier, so it does not by itself rule out fiberglass - that's why the law tag check still matters.
The Ashley Furniture and Resident Home Mattress Settlement (case granted preliminary approval March 19, 2026, in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio) created a $9 million voucher fund covering Ashley, Nectar, DreamCloud, and Siena mattresses purchased between October 1, 2017 and June 30, 2024.
mattressclassactionsettlement.com.You do not need to have removed the cover or experienced visible fiberglass shedding to file - purchase during the class window is the qualifier.
The single rule that matters: do not unzip the cover. As long as the fiberglass sock stays intact under the outer fabric, federal flammability law treats the mattress as compliant and safe to sleep on.
If the cover is already off or damaged:
For a deeper cleanup playbook, see Banner Mattress's full guide to cleaning fiberglass from a mattress.
If you prefer not to deal with a fiberglass-bearing model at all, three current options sit in the same budget tier and use natural or knit-fiber fire barriers verified on the law tag:
Siena's redesigned Signature 10″ and 12″ also belong on this list - the brand corrected the fire-barrier design before being acquired by Ashley Home and current units ship fiberglass-free.
Old Siena mattresses (2022 to mid-2024) contained fiberglass; current Siena mattresses do not. If you bought one within the class window, file the settlement claim by July 17, 2026 - it costs nothing and the voucher is worth more the fewer people file. If you're shopping today, the redesigned Siena Signature is fiberglass-free, but verifying any mattress on its law tag is still the only way to be certain.
No. Siena Signature 10" and 12" units shipped from mid-2024 onward use a fiberglass-free knit rayon-blend fire barrier. The brand confirms fiberglass-free construction on its product pages, and the law tag will list rayon, polyester, and treated cellulose with no glass-fiber percentage.
Yes. From the 2022 launch through June 30, 2024, Siena mattresses used a woven fiberglass sock as the inner fire barrier under a removable zip cover. That generation is the one named in the 2026 Ashley Furniture and Resident Home class-action settlement.
Find the white sewn-in tag on the side of the mattress and read the fiber-content list. If you see "glass fiber" or a percentage of glass, your unit has the fiberglass barrier. If the list shows only rayon, polyester, and cellulose blends, your unit is the redesigned fiberglass-free model.
The $9 million fund is split evenly across valid claims, so the per-claim value depends on how many people file. Vouchers redeem at Ashley Furniture, Nectar, DreamCloud, or Siena. Filing deadline is July 17, 2026 at mattressclassactionsettlement.com.
Yes, as long as the outer cover stays zipped and intact. Federal flammability law treats the mattress as compliant in normal use. Risk only appears if you unzip or tear the cover, which exposes the inner fiberglass sock and lets fibers shed into the room.
Banner Mattress reviews every current bed by law-tag fire barrier, not just brand marketing. See our 2026 list of verified fiberglass-free picks.
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