A Firmness Level For Every Sleeper

Built for sleepers who prefer a stable, lifted feel, the NM® Orthopedic Mattress Collection features continuous‑coil cores that deliver uniform support from head to toe. Many models offer dual‑sided (flippable) construction so you can rotate and flip to help maintain loft and extend usable life.

What defines the collection

• Continuous‑coil innerspring
  A single‑wire, interlinked coil system designed for consistent, orthopedic‑style support and classic bounce—great for back and stomach sleepers who want less sink.

• Firm, even surface
  Quilted comfort layers over a steady core for neutral alignment and dependable edge‑to‑edge stability.

• Reinforced perimeter
  Edge systems (border wire or foam encasement, depending on model) help maximize usable sleep space and provide a steadier sitting edge.

• Flippable (dual‑sided) options
  Finished on both sides so you can flip and rotate; alternating surfaces helps distribute wear for a more uniform feel over time.

• Breathable by design
  Open‑interior innersprings encourage airflow for a cooler, fresher sleep environment.

Who it’s for

• Back & stomach sleepers seeking firm to extra‑firm support.

• Couples who want a stable, full‑width surface with strong edges.

• Value‑minded shoppers who appreciate flippable builds and long‑wear durability.

• Guest rooms & everyday use where resilient, easy‑to‑maintain comfort matters.

How to choose (quick tips)

• Feel: Firm for balanced lift; extra‑firm for maximum support and minimal sink.

• Profile: 8–12″ models balance substance with maneuverability; taller profiles add more quilting.

• Motion: Continuous coils feel lively; if you’re highly motion‑sensitive, consider models with added foam transitions.

• Care: Rotate seasonally; flip dual‑sided mattresses every 2–3 months to help even out impressions.

• Base compatibility: Use a supportive platform or slats within manufacturer spacing; confirm adjustable‑base suitability for any coil mattress before purchase.

Content is for general guidance only and not medical advice. “Orthopedic” refers to supportive design intent and does not imply prevention or treatment of medical conditions.