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Not every mattress can bend with an adjustable base — but these can. Every mattress here is built to flex with the head and foot articulation of an adjustable base without damaging the comfort layers, so you can read, relax in Zero-Gravity or elevate your legs with confidence. In fact, over 90% of our mattresses are adjustable-compatible, spanning memory foam, hybrid and pocket-coil constructions from every brand — NM, Sealy, Serta, Beautyrest, Tempur-Pedic, Stearns & Foster and more — at every budget from about $109 to premium. Foam and hybrid models flex most easily, while rigid, thick tight-top innersprings generally don't. Pair any of these with one of our adjustable bases, and every mattress comes with a 365-night sleep trial and free delivery across Canada. • What this means: mattresses built to flex with an adjustable base's head & foot articulation • Over 90% of our mattresses are adjustable-compatible — every brand, every budget ($109+) • Best constructions for adjustable bases: memory foam, hybrid and pocket-coil • What usually won't work: rigid, thick tight-top innersprings that don't bend • Pairs with our adjustable bases (including split-king for independent sides) • 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.
















































































































