Traditional Mattresses with Cooling Materials

How Cooling Materials Work in Modern Mattresses

Cooling mattresses use engineered materials that actively draw heat away from your body rather than simply trapping it in foam layers. Gel-infused memory foam absorbs and redistributes body heat through thermal-conductive gel beads, while graphite-infused foam transfers heat up to 4× faster than standard polyurethane. Natural latex has an open-cell structure that promotes continuous airflow without any added chemicals, and hybrid mattresses with individually wrapped coils create air channels beneath the comfort layers that vent heat away from the sleep surface.

When choosing a cooling mattress, match the technology to your sleep style. Hot sleepers who prefer a pressure-relieving feel should look at gel or graphite memory foam models from Serta, iComfort, or Tempur-Pedic. If you want natural breathability without synthetic foams, Natura and Sealy Posturepedic Natural Origins offer latex-based options. Budget-conscious shoppers can find cooling gel foam mattresses from Springwall and NM starting under $300 (Queen). All cooling mattresses at National Mattress are manufactured in Canadian factories 🍁 and ship with free express delivery across Canada.