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Medium Feel
Firmness Scale 5-6
Soft to touch, the medium-firm mattresses offer a universal level of comfort, ensuring you pass into deep slumber without experiencing any discomfort. It provides a good balance of comfort, support, and firmness. Plus, they are less likely to have sinkage than soft feel mattresses.
Perfect for sleepers who want to reduce lower back pain. A medium-firm mattress is very flexible, and about 80% of people would prefer this category of mattress.
This type of mattress is ideal for:
- side sleepers
- back sleepers
- stomach sleepers
- heavier sleepers
- lighter sleepers
Firm Feel
Firmness Scale 7-8
Slightly firmer and rigid than the medium mattress, the firm-feel mattress prevents painful sinkage and keeps your body aligned, helping to maintain good posture. Furthermore, the firm-feel mattress evenly disperses weight, reducing pressure on any specific part of the body, making it a perfect match for stomach and back sleepers and heavier sleepers.
This type of mattress is ideal for:
- back sleepers
- stomach sleepers
- heavier sleepers
Extra Firm Feel
Firmness Scale 9-10
The extra firm mattresses offer enough support to the body to prevent sinkage, which can cause severe back pain and other health issues. It will make you feel comfortable while you sleep and keep your body aligned and in harmony. Moreover, it will immediately push back against your body without any cushioning or bouncing effect.
In fact, very few beds would go with it, and there are some therapeutic values attached to it.
This type of mattress is ideal for:
- back sleepers
- stomach sleepers
- heavier sleepers
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Tight Top
Are you looking for a mattress that provides a firmer and more responsive surface to sleep? If so, you can benefit from a tight top mattress. This mattress offers firm and responsive support.
A tight top mattress does not have any special padding attached to the top, like pillow top and euro-top mattresses. However, it does not make this mattress any less comfortable or soft. For those with heavier bodies, this mattress will effectively cradle the heaviest parts of your body, and it will prevent them from sinking into the mattress.
Construction:
The tight top mattress has a solid layer of fabric that is tightly stretched across the surface of your bed. This top layer of fabric is typically cotton, wool, or polyester. Plus, the materials used in its construction impact the comfort level and insulation.
Composition:
The top layer of fabric in the tight top mattress is cotton, wool, or polyester.
Thickness:
The tight top mattress is usually thin, and its thickness ranges between 2 to 3 inches.
Appearance:
There is no flap.
Feel:
The tight top mattress feels much thinner and firmer than other types of mattresses.
Durability:
This type of mattress tends to last longer and is more durable than other top type mattresses.
Support:
Tight top mattresses usually give you a firmer sleeping surface. However, sleeping closer to the spring coil may make the bed feel bouncier.
Pillow Top
Want a super soft mattress that offers cloud-like comfort sleeping experiences? The pillow top mattress could be the one you would like to own.
As the name suggests, pillow top mattresses have a pillow-like layer permanently stitched upon the core mattress, providing you with a softer, plusher, and more cushioned sleeping surface.
Construction:
Pillow top mattress has a pillow-like structure attached to the base layer of the mattress, but it is separate from the base layer, giving the illusion of a softer, plusher bed.
Composition:
The pillow top mattress contains foam or fibrefill.
Thickness:
The thickness of a pillow top mattress is around 1-inch with a gap in between.
Appearance:
This type of mattress has a flap.
Feel:
The pillow top mattress is firm and cushioned throughout the mattress.
Durability:
Pillow top mattresses have a short shelf life. Over time, it starts to lose its elasticity and compresses or becomes flat.
Support:
Once the pillow tops start sagging, they may not provide enough support and could possibly cause back pain.
Euro Top
If you need a mattress that is soft and supportive, you should choose the euro top mattress.
Apart from being soft and supportive, the euro top mattress also offers other benefits like reduced motion transfer and more durability. Plus, it makes an excellent choice for those suffering from neck or back pain. Due to its construction, the euro top mattress feels firmer around the edges, and more cushioned towards the centre of the bed.
Construction:
The euro top mattresses are stitched on flush with the edges of the mattress, which makes them appear flatter and stacked neatly.
Composition:
The euro top mattress also contains foam or fibrefill.
Thickness:
The thickness of a euro top mattress is around 3-inches, remaining flush to the bottom layers.
Appearance
There is no flap.
Feel:
This type of mattress feels soft in the centre and firmer around the edges.
Durability:
In comparison to the pillow top mattress, the euro top mattress has a longer shelf life and is more durable.
Support:
The euro top features improved edge support as it comes flush with the edge of the mattress.
Pocket Spring
Created by tempering hot metal into coil springs, pocket springs are individually wrapped coil systems that are stitched in the middle layer of the mattress, usually below the comfort layer of foam but above the foundational layer.
Pocket spring mattress offers more support as the individual springs that make up this mattress are wrapped into their own pockets, and they work independently, unlike their traditional counterparts. Plus, they offer contoured support and pressure point relief.
The spring counts can vary in mattresses. However, the general rule is the higher the number of coil springs, the better the support and motion control. Remember, the higher number of coil springs in the mattress won’t do any justice if they are low quality.
Usually, there is a comfort layer of latex foam or memory foam above the pocket spring array in most pocket spring beds. This construction allows the sleeper to benefit from the contouring foam and provides enhanced support.
Pros:
The pocket spring mattresses offer multiple benefits.
• Reduces motion transfer, promoting undisturbed good night’s sleep
• Relieves pressure and total pain, ensuring a more comfortable sleep
• Perfect for all sizes and shapes, providing the right level of comfort for everyone
• Utilises premium quality materials, resulting in enhanced durability and lifespan
Cons:
Some of the significant disadvantages are mentioned below.
• The use of low-quality foam to wrap around the coil system may result in an uncomfortable bed
• The higher number of coil springs won’t make any difference if they are of low-quality
Bonnell Spring
Bonnell spring mattress, also known as open coil spring mattress, is the most basic and traditional innerspring mattress. The Bonnell coil has an hourglass shape, which is broader at the top and bottom than in the middle, and it is connected together with a mesh of metal to make a spring system.
The Bonnell spring mattresses typically contain around 300 springs. It is constructed in such a way that provides maximum durability and enhanced support. Yet, there are complaints of aggravated pressure points and discomfort. This spring system makes up the middle and lower layer of the mattress, usually below the comfort layer.
Pros:
The Bonnell spring mattresses offer multiple benefits.
• Provides additional comfort
• Offers great support to the body
• Provides maximum durability
• Utilises quality materials and have traditional even feel
Cons:
Some of the significant disadvantages are mentioned below.
• Motion transfer issues, disturbing your good night’s sleep
• Over time, you will see that there is a dip in the middle, thereby causing discomfort
| Series Name | Type | Thickness | Firmness | Size options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alzbeta | Bonnell Spring Tight Top Mattress | 16cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q |
| Glay | Bonnell Spring Tight Top Mattress | 16cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q |
| Peyton | Pocket Spring Tight Top Mattress | 21cm | 5 | S/KS/D/Q |
| Bonita | Bonnell Spring Euro Top Mattress | 21cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Normay | Bonnell Spring Pillow Top Mattress | 21cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Wendell | Pocket Spring Tight Top Mattress | 22cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q |
| Rocco | Bonnell Spring Pillow Top Mattress | 24cm | 5 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Rumba | Pocket Spring Tight Top Mattress | 24cm | 9 | S/D/Q/K |
| Regine | Pocket Spring Tight Top Mattress | 28cm | 9 | Q |
| Mykonos | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 30cm | 7 | S/D/Q/K |
| Lotus | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 30cm | 6.5 | D/Q/K |
| Devon | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 31cm | 5 | S/D/Q/K |
| Rostock | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 31cm | 6 | Q |
| Como | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 32cm | 5 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Algarve | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 34cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Donegal | Cool-gel Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 34cm | 6 | S/Q/K |
| Alanya | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 34cm | 6 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
| Eve | Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 34cm | 6 | D/Q |
| Franky | Cool-gel Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 34cm | 6 | D/Q/K |
| Galaxy | Cool-gel Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 35cm | 7.5 | S/Q |
| Luna | Cool-gel Pocket Spring Euro Top Mattress | 36cm | 7 | S/KS/D/Q/K |
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