Types of mattress

• The most commonly used springing system in the world.
• Border rod or wire gives the mattress a firm edge and helps retain its shape.
• Sides are generally machine stitched.

• More luxurious, with individual small springs housed in separate fabric pockets.
• Springs work independently to respond to individual body weight.
• Ideal if there’s a considerable weight or size variation between you and your partner.
• Turn regularly to ensure even settlement.
• Very good quality mattresses are hand stitched on the sides for strong, stable edges.

• Body heat reacts with the foam to soften it.
• The mattress then moulds and re-moulds to your body’s contours.
• Provides excellent support and enables natural movement during sleep.
• Helps to maintain correct posture and align spine horizontally when lying on your side.
• Hypo-allergenic with anti-microbial properties.
• Occasional rotation is necessary to distribute the wear evenly.

• Talalay latex is the finest polymer available.
• Resilient feel with excellent durability.
• Hypo-allergenic with anti-microbial properties.
• Conforms to your body’s contours.
• Breathable, so you won’t overheat.
• No turn, but occasional rotation will distribute the wear evenly.
  

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