Types of mattress models

This type of mattress is one of the oldest mattresses. The spring makes the lower layers breathe better and gives it medical, antibacterial and anti-allergic properties. The springs may be perfectly connected throughout the bed, giving the bed a lot of softness, but there is a high possibility of noise generation due to the springs deflecting and rubbing against each other. Alternatively, the springs may be decoupled across the bed, i.e. the coils within the envelopes are placed side by side. This separate arrangement makes each of the springs work separately and do not affect each other. As a result, there is no noise caused by friction, and due to the separate function of the springs, the back and spine will be in a better state.

Sponge is used throughout this mattress. In this type of mattress, no spring is used, therefore rolling and any movement on this mattress does not cause shaking and vibration in other parts of the mattress, and this makes people relax while sleeping.

In the beginning, this mattress was simple, compact and portable, which was filled with air and was used for tourism or as a recreational device in swimming pools. In this mattress, its softness or hardness can be changed by reducing or increasing the air pressure, which leads to the best sleeping position.

Most people use a hot water bag when they have back pain or leg pain. Water is also used in the blue mattress, along with foam and other fibers, whose temperature can be changed as desired and according to the season, and you can experience a pleasant sleep with a reduction in muscle pain.

Latex is used inside this bed. In fact, latex has high flexibility, thickness and less weight. Latex mattresses protect different parts of your body and put less pressure on shoulders, back and joints, and also do not transfer the pressure from rolling to other places.