Breathable Mattresses Compatible with Adjustable Bed Temperature-Regulating Mattresses Adjustable Bed Base Friendly Cooling Mattresses Evergreen® Mattresses and Accessories
A temperature-regulating mattress works to keep you at a comfortable, balanced temperature all night and all year — not just cooling you down, but adapting as your body and the seasons change so you don't wake up too hot or too cold. These mattresses use heat-responsive and breathable materials — phase-change covers, gel and graphite foams, Tencel and natural fibres, and airflow-promoting coils — to absorb and release warmth as needed. It's ideal if you run hot and cold, share a bed with a partner who sleeps at a different temperature, or just want consistent comfort through every season. You'll find temperature-regulating builds across every brand — Sealy, Serta, Beautyrest, iComfort, Tempur-Pedic, Chirofoam and our own NM line. Sleep hot specifically? See our cooling mattresses. Every mattress includes a 365-night sleep trial and free delivery across Canada. • What it does: holds a balanced, neutral temperature — adapts so you're not too hot or too cold • How it works: phase-change covers, gel & graphite foams, Tencel/natural fibres and breathable coil airflow • Best for: people who run hot and cold, couples with different sleep temperatures, and year-round comfort • Cooling vs regulating: cooling sleeps cold (for hot sleepers); regulating holds a steady, balanced temp • Across every brand and firmness • Every order: 365-night sleep trial, price-match guarantee & free Canada-wide delivery
Shop adjustable base friendly mattresses from Beautyrest, Serta, Sealy, Tempur-Pedic, Springwall, iComfort, and Stearns & Foster at National Mattress — 169+ models in memory foam, hybrid, latex, eurotop, and tight-top constructions from $59 to $6,640. Every mattress in this collection is manufacturer-verified to flex and articulate with an adjustable base without voiding the warranty. Available in Twin through King sizes with firmness levels from extra firm to plush, all built with CertiPUR-US® certified foams, including Canadian-made options. Free delivery is available, along with a 365-night sleep trial and 5–15 year warranty coverage.
If you sleep hot, the right mattress can make all the difference. Our cooling mattresses are built to draw heat away from your body and keep you comfortable all night — using cooling technologies like gel-infused memory foam, cool-to-the-touch and phase-change covers, graphite and copper infusions, and breathable pocket-coil airflow. You'll find cooling builds across every brand — Sealy, Serta, Beautyrest, iComfort, Tempur-Pedic, Chirofoam and our own NM line — in foam, hybrid and pocket-coil, from plush to firm. If you wake up sweaty or run warm at night, start here. Every mattress includes a 365-night sleep trial, price-match guarantee and free delivery across Canada. • Best for: hot sleepers, night sweats, or anyone who runs warm • Cooling technologies: gel-infused memory foam, cool-to-the-touch & phase-change covers, graphite/copper infusions, breathable coil airflow • Builds: gel memory foam, hybrid and pocket-coil • Across every brand and firmness, plush to firm • Why it helps: draws heat away and improves airflow so you sleep cooler • Every order: 365-night sleep trial, price-match guarantee & free Canada-wide delivery
Evergreen builds natural, eco-conscious mattresses in Canada, pairing low-impact materials with ergonomic support for health-conscious shoppers.
Shop Evergreen's ecoRest™ and Pure™ collections — latex, pocket-coil and bio-foam builds handmade in Canada with 10- and 15-year manufacturer warranties. Every Evergreen comes with our 365-night sleep trial and price-match guarantee.

How to Choose an Evergreen Latex Mattress
Latex beds come in two shapes, and knowing which one you are looking at is the first step. An all-latex mattress uses latex for the comfort layers and for the support core underneath. A latex hybrid puts natural latex on top of a pocket coil core, so you get the buoyant, quick-recovering feel of latex over the independent point support of steel springs. Evergreen builds in the second style: natural latex comfort layers over a foam-encased pocket coil, including the 1000 Series High Loft Pocket Coils with Bio Foam Encasement. Both are genuinely latex mattresses, but they feel and age differently.
Latex itself repays some understanding. Natural latex is tapped from the rubber tree and cured into foam. It springs back the moment you move instead of holding an impression the way memory foam does, and the pinholes left by the moulding process let air travel through the sheet. Talalay latex is whipped and flash frozen before curing, which gives a lighter, more uniform, springier surface; Dunlop latex is poured and settles denser at the bottom, which makes it the firmer choice for a core. Bio foam swaps part of the petroleum content of a polyurethane foam for plant-derived polyols.
Natural Latex Comfort Layers
Latex responds instantly rather than holding an impression, so changing position does not mean waiting for foam to catch up. It is also naturally breathable.
Foam-Encased Pocket Coil Core
The 1000 Series High Loft Pocket Coils sit inside a bio foam encasement, giving independent point support through the middle and a reinforced perimeter for edge support.
Low Motion Transfer
Individually pocketed springs absorb movement locally instead of carrying it across a connected wire, which is why this build suits couples and light sleepers.
Firm or Medium
Firm holds the hips higher for back sleepers, while medium gives the shoulder and hip more room, the usual preference for side sleepers.
Frequently Asked Questions About Evergreen Latex Mattresses
Is an Evergreen mattress all latex or a latex hybrid?
What is the difference between Dunlop and Talalay latex?
Is natural latex the same thing as organic?
Does a latex mattress sleep cooler than memory foam?
Should I choose firm or medium in a latex hybrid?
How long does a latex mattress last?
Comparing Latex Against Foam or Coils?
Our non-commissioned sleep experts can explain how a latex hybrid feels next to memory foam or a straight pocket coil, and which suits the way you actually sleep.
















































































































