Mattresses
Mattress Types
Investing In a Mattress that Best Suits You’re Body Is ImportantLearn about the various types of mattresses we offer below. Call or come into a store today to learn more about all types. In our stores you can test every type of mattress type out to make sure your making the right choice. The friendly staff will help you understand and make the best decision on what type of mattress is best suited for you.
The most popular type of bedding uses the support of tempered steel coils in a variety of configurations. An innerspring mattress comes with a strong border wire that is attached to the perimeter of the coils. The border wire supports the coils which help to retain shape and reduce sagging.
The edge features specially shaped springs or foam to support the sleep surface right to the edge and this eliminates ‘rollout’ and edge breakdown. Usually there are layers of upholstery which provide insulation and cushioning between your body and the spring unit.
This is the closest material between you and your mattress, so you want it to be comfortable. Whether it’s for that spare bedroom or for your bedroom where kids are jumping on the mattress, these quality fabrics are resilient, durable and above all, comfortable!
Solid foam mattresses also offer a wide choice of “feels.” They can be made of a solid core or of several layers of different types of foam laminated together. Advanced technology in polyurethane foams, refinements to traditional latex and the new visco-elastic (“memory”) foams have added to the choice of comfort, support and performance. Memory foam is open-cell foam that responds to the weight and heat of your body and relieves pressure. It is available in many thicknesses, densities, and different levels of softness and firmness.
Memory foam adjusts to your body weight and conforms to your body shape to relieve pressure points. It even absorbs motion, so you’re less likely to feel your partner’s movements.
Beneath the memory foam high-density foam core. Giving you uniform support, while keeping your neck and back better aligned.
It is inherently natural, breathable, hypoallergenic, anti-microbial and dust-mite resistant. It removes body moisture, and helps you to feel warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Latex is defined as a milky white liquid composed of rubber particles suspended in water. This material is whipped with air to form foam, which is then heated to produce foam rubber, or latex.
There are two types – NR, i.e. natural rubber, and SBR (styrene butadiene rubber), i.e. man made latex. All latex is either a combination of the two or 100% natural latex. Resilient foam core gives your body uniform support. This type of mattress provides a consistent sleep surface from edge to edge.