Queen Split Head Medium Memory Foam Latex Copper, Charcoal or Graphite Infusion Continuous Coil Foam Core All
Every mattress here has at least one layer of memory foam, in the comfort layers or quilted into the cover. Memory foam softens with body heat and slowly moulds to your shape, easing pressure at the shoulders and hips and absorbing movement. You will find it in all-foam beds and in hybrids, where it sits above pocket coils. For all-foam memory foam beds only, use Mattress Type.
These mattresses include latex, usually in the comfort layers. Latex responds quickly and pushes back gently, so it relieves pressure without the slow sinking feel of memory foam, and it sleeps cooler than most foams. Latex layers appear in hybrids and foam beds alike. To find beds with a latex support core, use Mattress Core.
These mattresses blend copper, charcoal, graphite or similar minerals into their foam layers or cover fabric. These materials conduct heat well, helping move warmth away from your body, and are also used to help keep the mattress fresh by resisting odour. A good place to start if you sleep warm and want cooling built into the materials themselves.
Continuous coil mattresses use coils that are linked together, either formed from one length of wire per row or joined with connecting wires, as in Bonnell and offset coil systems. Because the coils move as one unit, the bed has a classic bouncy feel, a firm and even surface, and holds up well over time. A dependable choice for back and stomach sleepers.
Foam core mattresses have no springs. The support comes from a core of high-density foam, with comfort layers of memory foam, gel foam or responsive foam on top. Foam absorbs movement, so a partner turning over is hard to feel, and with no coils the bed stays quiet. Use Mattress Type to choose between Memory Foam and Foam for the feel of the layers.































































