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Mattress Write For Us. Choosing the perfect mattress is one of the most significant decisions you can make for your home. It’s a key to a good night’s sleep, but the sheer number of options, when compared, can make it appear like an impossible task. It can be downright overwhelming between navigating the vast array of materials and marketing jargon, sorting through all the sizes and specifications, and figuring out how much you should spend.

What to Consider when Choosing a Mattress?

First, your spine stays aligned when you lie down. Your sleeping position, body type, and personal favourites for feel and materials will play a role in determining the best mattress for your needs. You also need to consider cost, convenience, durability, and any sleep issues—that is, if you’re a hot sleeper, have a sore back, or your partner wakes you up in your sleep.

Types of Mattresses

Memory foam and box springs are the most popular types, but additional constructions are becoming more common to provide variety for buyers. Within each type of mattress, you can always find an inclusive range of firmness levels and prices.

Here’s how to choose your mattress type:

Memory Foam

Memory foam mattresses offer the best pressure relief as they conform to your body and relieve pressure points. Users describe lying on foam beds as feeling cradled. These mattresses are ideal for side sleepers or anyone with back pain, as they help promote proper spinal alignment by putting less pressure on the shoulders and hips. They also help isolate movement, making you less likely to feel your sleep partner moving.

There are habitually multiple layers with firmer foam on the bottom for durability and to support the softer foam on top for comfort. One downside to memory foam is that it can more easily trap heat, although many brands now offer built-in cooling features to prevent overheating.

Latex

Latex mattresses are a bit like memory foam but are more resilient (i.e., bouncy) and firmer with less sink-in. Natural latex is made from a rubber tree and can be used in organic mattresses, making it an ideal choice for environmentally-conscious shoppers. However, it tends to be more expensive than memory foam.

You’ll notice two main types of latex when shopping: Dunlop, which tends to be denser, and Talalay, which can feel smoother. However, you can’t even feel the difference between the two.

Inner Pier

These beds are made of steel coils, which makes them firmer and provides more bounce. Innerspring mattresses are familiar to many buyers, especially when compared to the box-spring mattresses that have become popular in recent years. They are best suited for back and stomach sleepers, who benefit from a firmer surface to keep the spine aligned.

Consider both the gauge and the number of spools when shopping. The coil gauge tells you the thickness of the steel; it typically ranges from 12 to 15, with a lower number meaning it’s firmer and more durable. The coil count tells you how many coils are in the mattress; a quality model will have at least 400 loops in Queen size. You can also consider pocket coils, which means each coil is individually wrapped (rather than tied) for specific backing.

Adjustable

Although these mattresses are less common worldwide. Adjustable mattresses have air chambers that allow you to control the firmness level of the bed. They are beneficial for couples who have different preferences. They are expensive, but users consistently tell us that their purchase was worth it thanks to the quality of sleep they get.

Hybrid

The Hybrid mattresses use a mixture of memory foam or latex and springs, so you don’t have to choose just one. These have become more popular recently, exclusively for online mattress brands. Characteristically, coils sit on the bottom for support, while foam sits on top to relieve pressure. Many hybrids on the market, especially those from bed-in-a-box brands, look like foam beds when lying on them. However, remember they will be more expensive and heavier.

Mattress Sizes

Check the sizes of the mattress before you buy it to ensure it will fit properly in your bedroom. A Queen Mattress is the most popular mattress size, but King (equivalent to two Twins) is ideal for two sleeping if you have the room. Here are the typical dimensions for each mattress size:

Twin – 38″ x 75″
Twin XL – 38″ x 80″
Full – 54″ x 75″
Queen – 60″ x 80″
King – 76″ x 80″
California King – 72″ x 84″

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