What to buy a mattress from. How to choose an orthopedic mattress: advice from an orthopedic surgeon

For complete relaxation, orthopedic mattresses of various categories have been created, thanks to which anyone can choose the ideal model for sleep and relaxation.

Types of mattresses

Spring loaded

Differ in design:

• Bonnel Dependent Block... The spirals are interconnected, so the base is durable and strong. But when you press one spring, neighboring elements are compressed. Therefore, the support of the spine is weak.
• Independent Pocket Springs... Each spiral is wrapped in a fabric cover. For different manufacturers, the number of springs varies from 250 to 1000 pieces. for 1 sq. m. The higher the number, the higher the flexibility of the mattress.

Springless

This is a traditional mattress structure. It is thinner than the spring one. Manufacturers often alternate several layers of different materials to increase elasticity. In addition to the usual cotton wool and foam rubber, leaves of agave, banana palm, seaweed, horse hair are used.

Combined

They imply a combination of several layers of filler from different materials. They differ in hardness and texture, so one side of the product turns out to be soft, the other - hard. Differentiation of the left and right sides by the user's weight is possible (double models).

The composition of a soft product can include sheep wool, latex, foam rubber, seaweed. Felt, horsehair or coconut coir are suitable for increasing rigidity.

Baby

They differ from adults only in size, they correspond to the dimensions. The springless option is safer - metal elements will not accidentally injure the child.

For children's models, 4 types of filler are used:

• Latex
• Polyurethane foam
• Structofiber
• Coconut coir

All are safe for children's health. The choice of filler depends on the budget of the parents, the age and complexion of the child.

Mattress characteristics

Mattresses are classified according to their characteristics.

Filler materials

Latex

It is a natural material made from Hevea wood. It is strong, durable, flexible, non-toxic. Recovers quickly after being pressed. Considered ideal filler, but may cause allergies.

Polyurethane foam (PPU)

Hypoallergenic and practical foam rubber is traditionally used as an interlayer of mattresses. The processing method is constantly being improved, the material has become safer and more durable than 10 years ago. The service life is much less than that of latex. Refers to the economy option.

Memory material

This is a type of polyurethane foam that "remembers" the position of the body. The mattress reduces stress on the spine.

Structofiber

Qualitative analogue of foam rubber. The special processing technology of polyester promotes long-term maintenance of heat and air circulation. It quickly restores its shape, supports the spine well.

Sheep's wool

Keeps warm well, soft structure. But it can cause allergies and requires additional layers of dense materials. Part of a double-sided winter / summer cover. Relieves muscle pain, spine, stimulates the heart. They differ in the same beneficial effect from sheep wool.

Felt (felt)

It is a dumped sheep's wool. It is often used as an interlayer between springs and the main filler, keeping the surface from abrasion. Safe, keeps warm, helps to distribute the load evenly.

Coconut fiber

Another natural ingredient used to fill mattresses. Coconut coir is durable, safe for health. It does not absorb moisture, so it does not swell at high humidity. Usually the coconut layer is combined with other materials due to its excessive rigidity. Suitable for curative therapy.

Horsehair

The structure of horsehair is strong and resilient. Such material does not cause allergies, lasts a long time, does not absorb water. It is similar in hardness to coconut fiber.

Also in the layer there are seaweed, pressed leaves of a banana or agave (sisal), felt, camel hair. Used in premium products.

Degrees of hardness

• Low- inside the products there is foam rubber or a Bonnel spring (economy class) or material with a memory effect. Suitable for thin people.
• Above average- a soft mattress with a durable spring block or a hard top layer of filler (coconut coir or horsehair). Good for teenagers.
• Average- combined type, in which one side is hard, the other is soft. In models with a block of independent springs, coconut filling and a medium density jacquard backing are placed on top. A universal option.
• Below average- implies the presence of a reinforced spring block and a thick layer of solid fillers. Recommended for overweight people and those suffering from chondrosis.
• High- monolithic coconut slab, reinforced springs and elastic stitching. Such products are intended for medicinal purposes.

Maximum seat load

This metric is just as important as stiffness, especially for large people. If the model is double, then we mean the weight of each person. A standard mattress can withstand a load of 100 kg, more rigid models - 160 kg, and hard models - up to 300 kg. Of course, the framework must meet these criteria.

Structural strength is achieved by strengthening the spring blocks and adding solid fillers. If you do not take into account the indicator of load on the site, then the filler will flatten and will not be able to return to its original shape.

Mattress sizes

The size can be standard or customized. But in general, products are divided into 4 types:

1. Baby
2. One-bed
3. One and a half
4. Double

Suitable for different types of beds. Size variations:

• length (120 - 180 cm for children, 190-200 cm for adults);
• width (children from 60 to 80 cm, adults from 80 to 200 cm);
• height (springless models 6–24 cm, spring models 12–50 cm).

Single mattresses are considered to be up to 100 cm wide, one and a half - 120-150 cm, double - 160-200 cm.

In stores, you can find rectangular, square and even round products. If it is a non-standard size, then it is easy to order a mattress of the required parameters for it at the factory.

Number of layers of filler

• Base or springs

If the mattress is springless, then the first layer is filler. In the second version, the spring block will become the basis. In improved products, a metal frame is placed on the top and bottom along the perimeter of the spirals. It imparts rigidity and strength.

• Hard internal fillers

This layer extends the life of the product with or without springs. Felt or latex is laid over the base filler or spirals to protect them from abrasion. This is a kind of shock absorber. The elasticity of the structure depends on the thickness and amount of materials.

• Soft inner fillers

To prevent the felt fibers from pricking through the stitch of the mattress, the next layer is laid. It is artificial polyurethane foam or natural coconut.

• Upper layer

The covering of the mattress should be made of natural fabric (linen, cotton) so as not to create static electricity and greenhouse effect inside the structure. Knitwear and jacquard are also popular.

A typical mattress consists of 4 layers. For simple models, two are enough - a filler and a cover. In springless products, up to 10 alternating layers of two materials are often stacked to increase elasticity.

Complete set and accessories

Standard mattresses do not have any additional features. But you can find interesting models from well-known manufacturers. So, "Ascona" saturates the filler with silver ions, which kill harmful microbes.

Additional options:

• Sides with different stiffness useful for people suffering from seasonal exacerbations of bone and joint diseases. They can sleep on the soft side in summer and winter, and on the hard side in spring and autumn.
• Multizones- another element of orthopedic action. Reinforced spring blocks are placed in 3, 5 or 7 areas of the mattress. This provides uniform support for all parts of the body: head, shoulders, waist, hips, knees, calves, feet. In each zone, the springs are adjusted for the expected weight load.
• Popular in cold regions winter / summer covers. One side is lined with woolen fabric, the other is lined with cotton. Due to this, in cool weather, it is warmer to sleep, and in the heat, the body does not sweat.
• Filler or memory foam mattress topper can be called differently: Tempur, Memory, Memory Form, etc. And there is only one material - viscoelastic foam. At room temperature, it is in an elastic state, and when heated from the body, it softens.
• Some models impregnate antiallergenic, fire-fighting, antistatic compounds... They are safe for humans, odorless. The function is useful for asthmatics, allergy sufferers, children.
• Removable covers, mattress covers, handles and vacuum packaging... The last attribute is convenient for transportation.
• Mattress topper protects the surface from dirt, leaks, pulls or cuts. It is easy to machine wash. Ordinary covers are made of a thin layer of foam, lined with cotton, polyester or lyocell (cellulose textiles).
• Handles on the sides of the case make it easier to roll over. A removable cover with a zipper can act as a mattress topper.

Advantages and disadvantages

There are many types of mattresses, all have their own advantages and disadvantages, identified based on user reviews.

Dependent spring mattresses

pros:

• double-sided configuration;
• affordable price.

Minuses:

• short service life;
• creak;
• are not ventilated;
• microbes accumulate;
• springs rest against all parts of the body.

Independent spring mattresses

pros:

• double-sided configuration;
• high compliance with orthopedics;
• no motion sickness effect;
• additional equipment;
• do not squeeze over time;
• comfortable sleep.

Minuses:

• heavy;
• inconvenient to transport and store;
• static electricity builds up;
• poor ventilation, microbes accumulate.

Springless mattresses

pros:

• it is convenient to lie in any position;
• do not creak;
• do not get seasick;
• do not generate static electricity;
• last at least 10 years (natural filler);
• well ventilated;
• easily folded into a roll for transportation;
• suitable for everyone;
• nothing rests on the sides.

Minuses:

• poor-quality filler quickly flattens;
• get wet and dry for a long time.

Mixed mattresses

pros:

• the ability to change the degree of rigidity;
• people with a large difference in weight can sleep at the same time.

From cons mixed mattresses found only a solid price.

How to choose a mattress

Choosing the right mattress is a difficult and responsible process. The correct decision depends on many factors:

• Appointment
• The size
• Rigidity
• Filler
• Additional functions

How to choose a mattress for a newborn

For an infant, the mattress should be firm or medium. As for the springs, the "Bonnel" design is contraindicated for children under one year old. An independent unit will provide the necessary support. The springless option is suitable if it contains high-quality filler.

With the size, everything is simple: measure the lattice and tell the seller the numbers. The mattress must fit perfectly, otherwise it will curl or bend. Standard dimensions for: 60 x 120 cm or 70 x 140 cm. Ideal height is 7–8 cm.

Natural latex is the best filler for small children. It is moderately tough, quickly regains its shape, and is environmentally friendly. Coconut filler is also good for babies. It does not absorb water, is well ventilated, and provides excellent support.

Horsehair has the same properties, but it can cause allergies. Foam rubber and batting are inexpensive, but they do not have an orthopedic effect.

As additional functions, dust, moisture and microbial treatment will not hurt. For allergy sufferers, sleep will be facilitated by appropriate impregnation. Be sure to purchase a mattress topper. It will protect the product from damage, dirt and leaks.

How to choose a mattress for a teenager

A good length of a teenage mattress is 180 cm, a width of 80–90 cm for a single bed, a height of 10–15 cm. It is necessary to count with a margin.

If the springs are in independent blocks. And the model without spirals should be filled with hypoallergenic, natural material. Teenagers are overweight, so you should pay attention to the elasticity of the mattress. Slender children need a product with an average to above average grade. Full - below average or hard.

It is not worth buying a cheap product. Children love to jump, it will deteriorate quickly.

How to choose an adult mattress

First you need to decide whether you need a single or double mattress. With or without springs. The size should correspond to the dimensions of the bed and the build of the future users. The length is calculated according to the formula: height + 15 cm. It is advisable to choose the thickness in accordance with the height of the bed.

As for the maximum load on the seat, you need to focus on your actual weight plus 15 kg. If the weight is 130 kg, then it is recommended to buy a product with a maximum load per seat up to 160 kg.

Useful additional features add value to a sleeping place, but some are difficult to do without:

• If you are allergic to dust, you need a dirt-repellent impregnation.
• If a small child will sleep on the mattress with adults, a moisture-proof treatment is necessary. Otherwise, the material will quickly deteriorate and become saturated with unpleasant odors.
• Anti-static treatment is also required for spring models. The magnetic field generated by metal parts attracts dust.

It is worth checking the quality of the stitching of the cover, zippers, if any. Hooks, oblique lines indicate clandestine manufacturing.

Reliable companies provide illustrative cross-sectional samples of mattresses.

Which is better

Spring Bonnels- last century. But they have a right to exist in some cases:

• in the country;
• on for guests;
• as a temporary option if budget is limited.

Mattress with an independent spring block it is profitable to buy if:

• have back problems;
• people of different weight categories will sleep;
• a durable option is needed.

The number of springs is better about 1000 pcs / sq. m. In this case, it is advisable to choose models with a metal frame around the perimeter. This will extend the service life.

Memory products are ideal for lying people to prevent pressure sores. Rheumatic pains are also dulled.

A mattress without springs is better in many respects, so in all other cases it is worth giving preference to it.

How to use

Using and Cleaning Spring Models

• A new mattress must be ventilated for at least 24 hours from factory odors. You can vacuum the cover. Then it is recommended to repeat this on a monthly basis.
• If vacuum packaging was used for transportation, then you can lie down on the product at least 2 days after opening. The mattress takes on a full shape within 10 days.
• Any mattress should be turned over regularly. For the first 3 months, this is done every 2 weeks. Then 4 times a year. Moreover, it is necessary to change not only the top and bottom, but also the side of the head and legs. The side handles will help with this.
• After cleaning, wipe the cover on both sides with a damp soft cloth. We must not forget about the base of the bed, dirt accumulates there too.
• If, nevertheless, the fabric is heavily soiled, it is better to contact a special furniture cleaning service. They will quickly and safely put the trim in order at home without wetting the filler.

Using and cleaning springless models

There are no special differences in the operation of products with and without springs. It is important that the springless frame fits exactly the size of the bed. And the weight of the users was below the maximum load by 15–20 kg.

The main problem with these mattresses is the deformation of the filler. Therefore, it is important to follow the rules of transportation:

• only in a horizontal position;
• no ropes, dressings, weights lying on top.

Springless items should be turned over more often - every 2 months. It is better to use a flat area made of plywood or similar material as the base. Between the slats, over time, the surface of the mattress will be squeezed out.

A springless mattress is easy to care for. Despite the fact that there are no metal parts that can rust in it, it is impossible to wet the product too much. Therefore, it is easier to purchase a mattress topper that is easy to wash in. The cover itself must be regularly wiped with a damp cloth or sponge. Then leave to dry naturally.

If there is a coconut coir inside, then the product is allowed to be knocked out with a cracker. Polyurethane foam filling is afraid of mechanical stress, therefore dry cleaning is indicated. For example, .

WITH some types of stains you can try to handle it yourself:

• lipstick is erased with a cotton pad dipped in alcohol;
• Chewing gum comes off quickly if ice is applied to it;
• red wine is sprinkled with soda for half an hour, and then any cleaning agent in the form of foam is applied.

If you follow these simple tips, then any mattress will last longer than the manufacturer said.

Precautionary measures

What not to do:

• jump or walk on the surface;
• store upright;
• fold in half (if there is no special mark);
• fold the edges or leave it hanging to adjust to the size of the bed;
• exceed the maximum permissible load;
• to operate on a bare floor for more than a month;
• pour water over;
• expose to sunlight and high temperatures;
• position next to;
• use aggressive cleaning agents.

Any model, with or without springs, is not designed for vertical loading. Therefore, jumping and improper handling will quickly deform the structure. There are models that are not afraid of folding several times. Information is indicated on the label with a special icon. They are suitable for sofas.

Drying in the sun or with a heat gun will distort the inner layers of the mattress. They do the same. To avoid starting a fire, you must not go to bed with an electric heating pad. In the event of a short circuit, even a fireproof impregnation will not save you from damage to property.

Stubborn stains will have to be entrusted to professionals, aggressive rubbing or a chemical will hopelessly ruin the cover and filler.

Guarantee

The warranty period for the mattress starts from the moment of payment. Like any other product, you can return it within 14 days if a factory defect is found.

Non-warranty cases

The product will not be exchanged and money will not be returned if:

• found mechanical damage to the surface (spots, cuts, holes);
• side handles have been torn off (they are intended only for turning the mattress);
• bent metal frames (during transportation);
• the surface of the cover in the bumps (the wrong base for the mattress);
• the product was too tall or uncomfortable;
• unsuitable view due to improper use;
• dents less than 3 cm (maximum load is incorrectly selected);
• unpleasant odor (you need to ventilate more often).

An examination is able to determine exactly whether the mattress is deliberately damaged or the manufacturer's fault exists.

Guaranteed Return Cases

The following defects are considered a factory malfunction of the mattress:

• damaged spring blocks or individual elements (creaking, pits, bulges);
• uneven stitching on the case;
• depressions not related to the shape of the body;
• wrong geometry.

The buyer needs to remember that the goods are handed over for examination in their original form: without blots, clues, with a whole label.

How to issue a warranty return

If you buy a mattress directly from the manufacturer, then he will change the defective product without problems. But dealers rarely engage in such activities. Therefore, in advance, you need to clarify the moment of return, until the contract is drawn up.

If you find defects on a new item, you need to contact the supplier or official representative. The addresses can be found on the Internet or on the warranty card.

Some companies still require you to show a sales receipt or a sales receipt to prove your purchase. But modern sellers work without documents - by scanning a barcode.

At the point of sale, the buyer writes a statement with a detailed description of the defect, and the receiving manager draws up a complaint. One copy is received by the applicant, the second remains with the seller, the third is handed over to the manufacturer.

By law, the entire return process does not exceed 40 days:

• 10 days to consider the complaint;
• 30 days for examination.

But large reputable companies prefer to make amends faster. They either fix the marriage or exchange a damaged mattress for a new one. When the product is repaired, damaged decorative elements are not restored.

If the seller refuses to issue a return, you can send an application by registered mail with notification to the legal address of the company. In case of other illegal actions, it is better to immediately write a complaint to Rospotrebnadzor. An unscrupulous merchant will be punished with a fine and obliged to exchange the goods.

Mattress manufacturers

There are many manufacturers of sleeping mattresses in the world market. Among them are some Russian factories.

Spring and springless products with natural and artificial fillers (spandbond, latex, coconut, thermal felt, polyurethane foam, memoriform). Covers are sewn from Golden cover (dense fabric with a relief), Silk cover (natural silky material), Magic cover (hygienically clean artificial fabric), viscose, bamboo, jacquard. Price categories depend on the materials used

Aistenok

Has been successfully working since 2009. At the moment the company offers only one type of children's mattresses - wadded. He is moderately tough, as a child needs. Bright colors, cotton lining. You can not only sleep, but also go in for active sports.

The products are approved by Roszdravnadzor. The hourglass springs are ideal for supporting the spine. There are budget models with Bonnel spirals. Fillers - highly elastic foam OrtoFoam, coconut, felt, sisal. In premium versions, silver ions are added for disinfection. Warranty from 3 to 25 years.

Comfort Line

Offers in-spring, springless and rolled mattresses. For fillers, coconut coir, Ecofoam foam, felt, latex are used. Independent blocks are located at different frequencies. Durable jacquard covers. Here you can also choose a mattress topper and an orthopedic base. Prices for any wallet.

Mattresses with excellent orthopedic effect, no allergens and unpleasant odors, minimum service life - 2 years. Models with Bonnel springs and independent blocks, springless and special sofa models.

Latex, coconut, polyurethane foam, memory layer are used for filling. Covers are sewn from dense jersey, jacquard. The price segment is average and above average.

Dream Line

The mattresses are divided into series. At the moment there are 12 of them. Each consumer will quickly find the right product: economy, premium, massage, compact, double-sided, combined rigidity, with memory effect (memorix), classic. Moreover, any sizes and shapes are possible on request. Product warranty from 1.5 to 10 years.

Independent spring and springless products. Latex, coconut, Flexfoam elastic foam, Memorix are used as fillers. The covers are sewn from a special Dorlastan stretch, which prevents the appearance of microorganisms on the surface and inside the structure. It also provides good air exchange. Despite the low prices, the factory gives a service guarantee for 10 years.

Produces 9 series of mattresses for adults. These include: springless and with an independent block. Various shapes and sizes are possible at the request of the customer. For the filler, coconut, natural perforated latex, polyurethane foam, felt and mesh to protect the springs, sisal are used. Covers are sewn from soft knitwear, jacquard, merino wool.

There are roll-up models that are convenient to transport. And also multizone for a perfect orthopedic effect. Affordable prices, warranty for goods 1-2 years, depending on the series.

Spring models are divided into 9 types, including patented developments, so everyone will choose the best option for themselves. Traditional fillers of coconut, polyurethane foam, latex, felt, struttofiber and memorix are combined to provide maximum spine support.

For the covers they use Antistress velor, jacquard, polycotton and jersey. On sale there are bases, mattress toppers and removable covers. All goods of our own production at affordable prices.

Products of the middle and high price segment. But the cost justifies the quality. About 1500 models with different parameters - there is a place for a picky buyer to roam.

You can find a mattress with and without independent springs, for a bed and a sofa, single and for two. Hardness depends on the combination of fillers: coconut, Ormafoam, horsehair, high resilience foam, memory foam, Tempur foam, Hollcon or natural latex.

Covers are sewn from viscose with polyester or jacquard. A special mesh inside allows air to circulate normally. The Ormatek factory gives a warranty period for products from 1.5 to 5 years. But with proper care, it will easily last a quarter of a century.

Promtex-Orient

It manufactures products with and without springs. There are roll-type models. Various spiral packages allow you to choose the perfect option for any customer. Fillers from coconut, struttofiber, polyurethane foam, latex, eterlon (with memory). Knitted covers come with a zipper to make it easier. Affordable prices and prompt tailoring.

RollMatratze

Offers an unusual solution for mattresses - transformation. Such products are folded several times and stored in any closet or on the balcony. And on a visit, guests quickly and easily straighten themselves into a full-fledged sleeping place. Inside there is Roll Shaum euro foam, which does not cake.

There are also spring and non-spring products in twisted. Hence the name of the company. Some models have unique designer covers in bright colors. RollMatratze never ceases to amaze its customers. Product warranty 5 years.

Ideal for those who want to save money and buy a decent quality product. Springless models use natural form, polyurethane foam or coconut. Latex dilutes the independent coil blocks. All materials are safe for human health. The product has a 1.5 year warranty, but usually it lasts longer.

Dream Line

Quite a large factory, the capacities of which are located in the Moscow region, Krasnodar Territory, Yekaterinburg. Founded in 2007. The range includes mattresses for children made of modern, safe materials. Independent spring and springless products will give children a healthy sleep.

Some models are double-sided for toddlers and teens. Covers made of natural cotton, fillers: coconut, natural latex, holofiber, thermal felt.

Positions itself as an environmentally friendly factory that takes into account the needs of newborns and young children. All materials that make up the mattresses are made from natural raw materials. Inside - natural or artificial latex, coconut coir, high-grade polyester (3D Spacer Fabric), Airoflex (from polyurethane foam), batting, hallcon and sisal.

Materials are combined depending on the age limit for the product. Bamboo, cotton, teak covers are removable for washing. The design uses springs of both dependent and independent types. 3 year warranty.

High-quality double mattresses can make sleep even more pleasant, and most importantly - strong and useful. Not only the comfort of your rest, but also your health depends on this integral attribute of the bedroom. Sleep at night shapes our well-being for the day ahead. Agree, it's worth the time spent choosing.

What to look for when choosing a mattress

A well-equipped double bed can be a great help in preventing common symptoms such as spinal and muscle pains and even allergic reactions. And the whole secret is to make the bed right.

When choosing a mattress, you should pay attention to its following characteristics:

• right size;
• hardness of mattresses;
• anatomical properties;
• filler material.

How to choose an anatomical double bed mattress: size

Let's start with a general rule: both the width and the length must fully correspond to the dimensions of the bed. The traditional anatomical model on the profile market is presented in two variations: 1.9 or 2 meters. The width usually varies from 1.6 to 2 meters. The thickness of the structure depends on the inner filler. If the model is on springs, then its height will fluctuate between 18-50 cm, respectively, options without springs are slightly lower: up to 18 cm.

The size of the bed of modern manufacturers in most cases fully corresponds to the specified parameters, so you should not have any difficulties with the choice.

The correct choice of a mattress includes another important characteristic - the weight that the product can withstand. Usually, the passport always indicates the maximum load level for one berth. This indicator must be taken into account, otherwise the deformation of the product will not be long in coming.

Types of structures

One of the main tasks of the buyer is to choose the right mattress according to the type of construction. Here it is necessary, first of all, to take into account the anatomical features of each of the spouses.

First of all, you need to decide what exactly you prefer: a spring or springless model.

All products can be conditionally divided into three main categories:

• Bonnell: dependent spring block. Such models have been actively produced for more than sixty years. Interestingly, their rather simple design turned out to be very effective and during its existence gained popularity among buyers. The block is made of cold-drawn wire and is dependent, since these wires are fastened together on top. These are products of medium or high hardness.
• independent spring block - maximum comfort for both. In this case, we are talking about a block where there is no connection between the springs. Each is enclosed in a special shell, which excludes friction of elements and squeak. The overall strength in such structures is higher than that of springless ones. The mattress, adjusting to the human anatomy, ensures a comfortable sleep.
• springless. Mattresses made of foam rubber are one of the most famous and democratic options of this type. But today it is increasingly being replaced by modern models from other materials. The durability of such a product directly depends on the quality of the filler. For greater comfort, materials are combined, which affects the rigidity of the product. It is worth noting that for a springless mattress, it is better to choose a bed with a special lattice made of steel with wooden slats, otherwise the product's service life will be halved.

Anatomical model of mattresses: type of filler

Currently, manufacturers offer a very wide range of different fillers, each of which has its own undeniable advantages.

• latex is a completely natural material characterized by elasticity, anatomicality, hygiene and hypoallergenicity. Provides excellent spine support.
• coconut coir is a durable and elastic material with increased bactericidal properties. Used to create high rigidity models.
• polyurethane foam. The material is characterized by increased elasticity and excellent breathability. Ideal for summer.
• memorialatex is an option with excellent breathability. It is durable and resistant to temperature fluctuations, knows how to "remember" the position of the body and provide it with maximum support.
• memoriform is a high-tech filler with hypoallergenic properties. Created on the basis of polyurethane, it is durable and strong.
• viscoelastic foam - an innovative proposal for filling modern memory foam mattresses.
• sisal - a filler in the form of a natural fiber with increased antistatic properties. Provides good air circulation and is highly durable.

This is certainly not a complete list of possible fillers, but perhaps the most common and well-proven options among the most demanding buyers are described.

How much does a double mattress cost?

The cost of a good product can range from 5 to 250 thousand rubles. The most democratic option are springless models with good anatomical properties. They ensure a comfortable and healthy sleep. The option with an independent spring block is somewhat more difficult to manufacture, therefore their price is significantly higher than the previous designs - from 25 thousand rubles or more. Good anatomical mattresses with a dependent block of springs are also more expensive; they have also proven themselves well in the profile market. But, recall that this is already from the field of medicine.

When buying a new bed, many of us don't think about a mattress at all. But the quality of sleep, well-being in the morning and state of health directly depend on it. Therefore, the selection of a mattress should be given almost the main attention. Considering the types of mattresses for the bed, it became customary to make your own choice in favor of orthopedic models with anatomical properties - people began to take care of their health.

Choosing an orthopedic mattress is not easy - the large selection of models is confusing. Therefore, in this review, we decided to consider all the most basic types of mattresses and outline their advantages and disadvantages. Attention will also be paid to fillers and sizes.

Types of mattresses

In our review, we will consider the following types of mattresses:

• Classic spring with Bonnel blocks;
• Mattresses with independent spring units;
• Springless mattresses;
• Double-sided mattresses
• Two-season mattresses.

Let's start with the simplest spring mattresses we've known since childhood.

Mattresses with springs "Bonnel"

Bonnel mattresses are the simplest and cheapest. They cannot boast of orthopedic properties, and their surface practically does not follow the shape of the body - there is no anatomical effect. But they are great spring and have prohibitive softness. Sleeping on them is quite comfortable, but prolonged sleep often leads to a deterioration in mood, curvature of the spine and sleep disturbances.

In addition, classic spring mattresses are a real repository of dust and linen mites. Therefore, their presence in the house is undesirable - they harm human health... But they have increased endurance - children like to jump on them, enjoying the springy effect. By the way, this effect is manifested due to the structural features of the base, which consists of springs connected to each other. Also associated with this is the lack of orthopedic properties.

The bottom line is that classic innerspring mattresses are cheap, hardy, but lack orthopedic properties and provide no back and body support.

Mattresses with independent springs

Mattresses with independent spring units have excellent performance characteristics. Structurally, they are arranged so that each spring here moves separately, being in an individual fabric cover. Due to this, the presence of orthopedic properties is achieved - the surface of such a mattress bends only where necessary. Hillestad mattress from IKEA has 229 pocket springs per 1 sq. M. As a result, we get the absence of abnormal curvature of the spine and decent support for the body and back.

Independent spring blocks do not creak and allow the mattress to adapt to the person lying on it. Orthopedic properties are enhanced by additional fillers - latex, polyurethane foam, coconut coir and many other materials are used in their capacity (due to them, rigidity is regulated within a fairly wide range). As for the disadvantages of mattresses with independent spring units, there are few of them - this is a higher cost and less reliability.

The final conclusion is quite clear - mattresses with independent springs are preferable to purchase. They have excellent orthopedic properties and varying degrees of rigidity, suitable for people of any age from 12 years old.

Springless mattresses

Springless mattresses are based on various fillers such as polyurethane foam, struttofiber, latex, coconut coir, Memory Foam and many others. But most often several materials are used here at once, one of which is the basis, and the second forms the degree of rigidity. For example, the base can be polyurethane foam, on top of which layers of coconut fiber are located - this is a typical example of a hard mattress. Springless mattresses are quite popular types of mattresses.

Springless mattresses can be both very soft and very hard - thanks to modern fillers, they can be endowed with any properties. They are hardy enough have orthopedic and anatomical properties, suitable for people of any age, including for newborn babies (of course, with the right selection).

The final conclusion is that a springless mattress will be the perfect purchase for every person. There are many degrees of rigidity to choose from, and there are orthopedic properties. Among the disadvantages is the often high cost (depending on the materials used).

Double-sided mattresses

In this category, there are both springless models and mattresses with independent springs. These mattresses are designed for those who are tired of constantly sleeping on a soft or hard surface. If you want regular changes, you should buy a double-sided model - one side will be soft and the other hard. An example is a mattress with a polyurethane foam base and additional fillings of latex on one side and coconut fiber on the other.

Children's mattresses are often double-sided - this allows you to avoid the cost of frequent mattress changes. For example, children under the age of three need a hard base, and after three, a softer one. In this case, buying a double-sided mattress will be a great attempt to save money in your wallet.

The final conclusion we have is the following - double-sided mattresses are well suited for children and for those who do not like constancy in the hardness of the surface.

Mattresses for two seasons

Two-season mattresses are made from several fillings. One side of them retains heat well, and the other is easily ventilated, removing excess heat. These mattresses are based on modern composite materials. A typical example is struttofiber with various additives. If we add goat fur to it, then we get an excellent "winter" surface that retains heat. As for flax, it will provide good ventilation.

The bottom line is that two-season mattresses will be an ideal purchase for those who are sensitive to overheating or cooling of their bed.

Mattress fillers

Now we know what mattresses for beds are - these are spring and springless models with a variety of characteristics. Next, we'll take a look at the most popular fillers and rate them.

Cotton wool and foam rubber are the most useless and even harmful fillers. They cannot be used to create a normal mattress with orthopedic properties. These materials are not able to follow the shape of the body, they crumple and deteriorate, therefore they are used only in the cheapest mattresses - you should not buy them, even if the state of health allows you to sleep for any reason.

Polyurethane foam is a relative of foam rubber with orthopedic properties. This material not durable, but cheap enough... Therefore, it is often used in orthopedic mattresses. The most important thing in minutes is that it accumulates moisture too well, parting with it with great difficulty.

Structofiber is an unusual filler that allows you to form an elastic surface with excellent orthopedic properties. The fibers in it are not arranged horizontally, but vertically. Often, additional components are introduced into its structure that change the properties of the material.

Memorics (Memory Foam) - material with a memory effect. Under the influence of heat, it softens and follows the shape of the body well. Form restoration takes one to two minutes. But many people find mattresses made of this material uncomfortable. And the cost of this filler is quite high - mattresses made from it are expensive.

Latex - This foam can be natural or artificial... Moreover, the artificial variety is more rigid. Latex does not cause allergic reactions, does not accumulate moisture, has orthopedic and anatomical properties. It is often used in children's mattresses and in composite mattresses with several fillings.

Coconut coir is perhaps the toughest filler made from real coconut fibers. This material does not deteriorate or rot, prevents the growth of bacteria, is well ventilated and does not accumulate moisture. On its basis, hard orthopedic mattresses and children's mattresses for newborns are created. A fly in the ointment is the high cost of coconut coir.

Various types of orthopedic mattresses contain one or more of these materials. And knowing the properties of these materials, you can always make the right choice.

What sizes of mattresses are

Orthopedic mattresses differ not only in fillers and design features, but also in size:

• 60x120, 62x125 cm - mattresses for cots;
• 60x160, 70x160, 80x160 - mattresses for children from 4-5 years old;
• 70x186, 70x190, 70x200, 80x186, 80x190, 80x200, 90x190, 90x200, 120x290, 120x200 cm and many others - mattresses for single beds;
• From 140x160 to 200x200 - mattresses for one and a half and double beds.

Besides, there are special mattresses for round beds on sale- their diameter ranges from 200 to 250 cm.

If you have a custom-sized bed at your disposal, then you should contact the sales company that produces custom-sized mattresses. By the way, the optimal bed length is calculated very easily - this is a person's height +20 cm.

A well-chosen orthopedic mattress will help maintain the health of the spine and ease the course of its pathologies. Everyone knows that a bad bed can lead to insomnia, lack of mood, pain in the back, legs and arms. Sleeping on the wrong surface, for a long period, leads to the appearance of various disorders of the musculoskeletal system.

Sleeping on the wrong surface, for a long period, leads to the appearance of various disorders of the musculoskeletal system.

The advantage of orthopedic mattresses

Posture disorders are promoted by modern lifestyles. Both young people and old people are sedentary, they work at the computer for a long time, without changing their posture. Improper nutrition does not saturate the vertebral bones with calcium and phosphorus, contributing to their destruction. The result is acquired pathologies and curvature of the spinal column, as well as scoliosis and osteochondrosis in most diagnosed different ages.

Posture disorders are promoted by modern lifestyles.

The use of an orthopedic mattress, during a night's rest, restores strength and has a healing and prophylactic effect on the spine. Thanks to the fillers and their properties, the mattress can take the shape of the human body and cushion it.

The use of an orthopedic mattress, during a night's rest, restores strength and has a healing and prophylactic effect on the spine.

The service life of such a product ranges from 5 to 12 years.

How to choose the right orthopedic mattress

The choice of an orthopedic mattress must be approached with all responsibility. So that it does not harm health, but maintains it, a wide variety of sizes, thicknesses, fillers and designs are presented on the market for each specific case. It is important to remember that the mattress will not cure the curvature of the spine and will not restore youth to the body, however, it can provide a comfortable sleep on a comfortable surface, vigor in the morning and will help not to aggravate existing pathologies.

The mattress can provide a comfortable sleep on a comfortable surface, vigor in the morning and will help not to aggravate existing pathologies.

These two indicators are taken into account when choosing a mattress for a certain size and structure of the bed frame. It should not bulge or be smaller, leaving a margin around the edges. First, they buy a bed and only then think about purchasing a mattress.

First, they buy a bed and only then think about purchasing a mattress.

The quality of the mattress, its orthopedic properties, health and the feeling of a sleeping person after sleep depend on the thickness. Thin models up to 10 cm are recommended exclusively for children, and to support the spine of adults and form posture for schoolchildren, mattresses are purchased with a thickness of at least 12 cm, taking into account individual characteristics and existing problems with the spinal column. The size of the universal product ranges from 15 to 25 cm.

The size of the universal product ranges from 15 to 25 cm.

A person with a large weight creates strong pressure on the bed, therefore, it is necessary for him to select a mattress with a depth of 15 cm. Thin models are mainly designed to level the surface or reduce its inconvenience, if the design was initially unsuccessful. When purchasing a product with spring sections, its thickness should be more than 18 cm. Expensive elite orthopedic mattresses reach 40 cm and provide the maximum orthopedic effect.

Expensive elite orthopedic mattresses reach 40 cm and provide maximum orthopedic effect.

By size, mattresses are divided into:

• single - from 90 cm wide and 190 cm long;
• double - from 160 cm wide and 190 cm long;
• one and a half sleeping - from 120 cm wide and 190 cm long.

The comfort during rest and the feeling in the muscles after awakening directly depend on the rigidity. As a rule, thin mattresses create discomfort, inconvenience and are not suitable for an adult. Most buyers prefer medium firm mattresses. The hardest models are recommended for people with pathologies of the spinal column, hernias, osteochondrosis.

The comfort during rest and the feeling in the muscles after awakening directly depend on the rigidity.

• Low-hardness mattresses are filled with latex, cotton wool or foam rubber. Such models are purchased quite rarely, since their price remains high, and there are no orthopedic and healing actions. They are advised to people with low weight for a short rest.
• Medium firm mattresses are made from quality materials and fillers, are in great demand and are endowed with medicinal properties. Products with independent spring sections are most often filled with latex and polyurethane foam.
• High firmness mattresses, as a rule, are made for therapeutic and prophylactic purposes, filling with hard, strong and low elastic fibers of the coconut fruit. Such options are not recommended only for elderly people, for whom coira is combined with latex or other composites to provide elasticity and increased softness.

The composition of the mattress largely determines its durability, medical indications or contraindications, orthopedic properties, and most importantly - the pricing policy. Fillers can be artificial or natural.

Fillers can be artificial or natural.

A common filler derived from coconut fibers. Springless mattresses filled with coir are very hard. In most cases, they are purchased only on the recommendation of the attending physician or by lovers of "hard rest". The advantages of such a bed are naturalness and environmental friendliness. The material conducts air well, is not susceptible to the appearance of fungi, has a bacterial effect, strong and durable. Not prone to decay and deformation. To make it soft and elastic, the coconut coir is supplemented with latex.

The material conducts air well, is not susceptible to the appearance of fungi, has a bacterial effect, strong and durable.

Note! Sometimes a pressed coir is used to fill the mattress. Such a filler is considered to be of poor quality and short-lived.

This is an ordinary foam rubber, endowed with increased rigidity. Products from it are in demand, the composition is often used for sewing mattresses from a variety of famous manufacturers. The product is considered to be durable, medically useful and very attractive in price.

The product is considered to be durable, medically useful and very attractive in price.

Wool

Suitable for lovers of warmth. Manufacturers combine the layers of the mattress in such a way that it is woolen on only one side. In this case, the product is called multi-season. In winter, it lays down with its wool upwards, and in summer it is vice versa. Horse hair is considered the best filler option. This material makes the surface elastic, retains heat and, at the same time, has good orthopedic properties.

Horse hair is considered the best filler option.

This lineup has only begun to gain popularity over the past few years. Algae increase immunity, make breathing easier. Such a mattress is good for health, has excellent antibacterial properties, is hygienic and durable.

Algae increase immunity, make breathing easier.

Combined fillers

Typical in the production of multi-layer mattresses. To acquire some properties and achieve the desired effect, layers with different fillers are combined, creating an individual desired option for the buyer. The most popular is the combination of latex and coconut coir.

The most popular is the combination of latex and coconut coir.

They appeared on the market relatively recently and gained popularity almost immediately. They have the effect of memory and remember the shape of the sleeping person's body, and do not exert response pressure, thanks to the composition of a kind of foam. When a person wakes up and gets up, the surface slowly spreads out and takes on its original appearance. They are durable, such products have nothing to break, crack, wipe. Subject to the optimum temperature and humidity, it will last for more than one generation. Manufacturers offer similar mattresses with varying degrees of firmness: from the smallest to very firm models. Cost is the only significant disadvantage of this type. Almost all products are made of natural materials, environmentally friendly, so they are available only to the buyer with a "tight" wallet.

They are durable, such products have nothing to break, crack, wipe.

Latex

The most famous and demanded filler of modern mattresses. It is offered on the market in synthetic and natural versions. Natural latex is made from the sap of a rubber tree, by careful heat treatment and further vulcanization. The result is an elastic, dense, "breathable" structure that resembles a honeycomb. Such products are durable, harmless and environmentally friendly. They envelop the structure of the body, and the design allows you to create different rigidity of certain areas of the mattress, and thereby increase the orthopedic effect. Latex is an ideal bedding filler and its only drawback is its high price. Products with one solid perforation are much cheaper than combined blocks of different stiffness, but even so they cannot be called budgetary.

Latex is an ideal bedding filler and its only drawback is its high price.

Structofiber

The material, which has good elasticity, moisture resistance, does not burn, does not deform, is well ventilated and does not cause allergic reactions. The structure of the filler is unusual - in this case, the fibers are arranged vertically, thereby ensuring good air circulation. It has a long service life, can be made of any hardness, and can be combined with other fillers. However, the price is close to the expensive latex models.

It has a long service life, can be made of any hardness, and can be combined with other fillers.

Design

By design, orthopedic mattresses are divided into spring and springless.

Mattresses are divided into spring and springless.

Orthopedic spring mattress

Such products entered the market many years ago and they are widely regarded as reliable, strong and durable.

Orthopedic spring mattress.

Spring mattresses are divided into two types:

• With blocks dependent on each other. The dependent spring units, called bonnels, are the structure of the hammock. Pressing on a certain area of ​​the surface, others are simultaneously squeezed, thanks to the firmly connected springs. There are no stiffness zones in them, and the design is considered unreliable, outdated, quickly fails, but attracts with a low price.

There are no stiffness zones, and the design is considered unreliable, outdated, quickly breaks down, but attracts with a low price.

With blocks independent from each other. These are springs combined with each other and constituting separate blocks packed in covers. This option is ideal for a double bed. When one person turns over or makes a movement, vibrations from his body are not transmitted to the sleeping person next to him. There are two types of springless mattresses - NPB and multipacks. They differ in the number of springs per square meter, and the higher this indicator, the better and better the product is considered. In the first case, it is 256 pieces, in the second from 500 to 1100 pieces. Mattresses with an independent spring block have different degrees of hardness: soft, medium, high, and in one mattress blocks of different hardness can be collected.

Mattresses with an independent spring block have different degrees of hardness: soft, medium, high, and in one mattress blocks of different hardness can be collected.

As the name implies, they do not include springs in the structure, but are filled with dense material: solid or consisting of several layers. The filler can be natural, from natural ingredients or synthetic. This type includes water and air mattresses used in medical institutions, but have not yet gained popularity among ordinary buyers, due to the complexity of operation. The air mattress comes with a compressor, the operation of which is accompanied by noise and the cost of such a product is very high. Water mattresses are easier to maintain, the water in them changes every few years, but its surface is rubber, and its weight is more than 200 kg, which not every bed frame can withstand. Sleeping on such surfaces is not very comfortable because of the unpleasant odor emanating from the rubber.

The filler can be natural, from natural ingredients or synthetic.

• In case of scoliosis or other curvature of the spine, it is advised to purchase springless or spring mattresses with an independent block, filled with latex or coconut coir.
• For osteochondrosis, problems with the lumbar joints and lordosis, it is recommended to purchase a soft mattress with independent springs. With osteochondrosis of the breast, you should choose a mattress of medium or high firmness. Latex filler with memory effect is equally useful for all diseases.
• Do not purchase a firm mattress without the advice of your doctor. It does not provide a natural body position, creating pressure only on certain areas and disrupting blood circulation, which over time can lead to undesirable consequences.
• Buying a product on your own, despite the advice and persuasion, it is recommended to lie on it, test it and determine how much it meets your wishes.
• Pay attention to the composition of the product. Natural fillers are not always suitable for allergy sufferers. In case of allergies, purchase synthetic models.
• Do not order mattresses from unverified or questionable companies. Remember that a good model cannot be cheap.
• Good manufacturers always have a viewing line where you can study, view and touch the filler in detail, in order to avoid deceptions.

Following our advice, you can choose a quality product.

Rating of orthopedic mattresses

A variety of orthopedic mattresses opens up wide opportunities for choice for every taste and budget:

• Askona is the largest domestic manufacturer. A distinctive feature of the production is that the mattress can be purchased not only ready-made, but also assemble it yourself, creating the desired computer model. In addition to products under its own brand, Askona employees produce mattresses of other well-known brands, such as IKEA or Serta.
• Afalina is a Russian mattress made exclusively for newborns and small children. These are high-quality hypoallergenic products made from environmentally friendly materials.
• DreamLine is a St. Petersburg company known for its widest assortment, the production of which is aimed at creating products for different age categories. The cost of goods is not overpriced and is available to almost everyone.
• Plitex is a quality line of mattresses made from natural materials. The manufacturer guarantees quality, durability and reliability. Upon purchase, a 3-year warranty is issued.
• Ormatek is the second largest producer after Askona. However, the company's pricing policy is structured in such a way that the cost of goods is lower than for similar models from competitors.

The variety of orthopedic mattresses opens up wide possibilities for choice for every taste and budget.

Outcome

It is impossible to say unequivocally which mattress is better to give preference to. With independent springs, springless, made of natural or synthetic materials, soft or with increased rigidity - each of them acts to eliminate a specific problem. The choice must be made individually for each person, taking into account his physique, weight, the presence of pathologies, tastes and preferences. Before buying expensive models, it is better to consult with your doctor, who will determine exactly what type of orthopedic mattresses is suitable so that the money spent does not turn out to be “thrown into the wind”.

Before buying expensive models, it is better to consult with your doctor, who will determine exactly what type of orthopedic mattresses are suitable.

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Before choosing a mattress, you need to decide on its rigidity, the size of the bed (children's, double, single), find out the reviews about the manufacturer. It is important to take into account other selection criteria: filler, type of construction, health status of the buyer. A high-quality, comfortable mattress will ensure your sleep comfort, excellent health and high spirits for the next day.

What mattresses for beds are

In many stores, quality mattresses are available in abundance. Knowing the differences between such products will help you not to get confused and buy the right product. All types of bed mattresses differ according to the following classification criteria:

• spring and springless;
• by filling material: latex, coconut, wool, horsehair;
• bilateral, one-sided;
• orthopedic, anatomical.

Double bed mattresses

You can find out how to choose the right mattress for a double bed, focusing on the height of the tallest of the spouses, leaving up to 15 cm of stock. The maximum length of a double bed is 190-200 cm, width is 160-200 cm, and the thickness depends on the filling. Modern double products come with blocks of springs dependent and independent of each other; they must be chosen taking into account the body weight of the spouses. There are mattresses without springs, filled with horsehair, latex or coir.

Soviet-era striped cotton mattresses are a thing of the past; today mattresses with a natural layer are considered to be of high quality. An excellent option is combined models, with coconut fiber inside and a latex layer on top. In terms of hardness, mattresses are of three types: soft, medium, hard. The latter are useful for children, people with pain in the spine. Soft types of mattresses for beds are suitable for older people, medium-hard ones are a universal option.

The upholstery must ventilate the air well, absorb and evaporate moisture. For this purpose, jacquard is often used, which has a beautiful appearance, provides excellent ventilation thanks to the perforation. Models with double-sided upholstery are in great demand, it provides warmth while sleeping in the winter and comfortable rest during the summer heat.

Types of orthopedic mattresses

All types of orthopedic mattresses are divided into spring and springless. The best are the models with a block of springs that are independent of each other, where each of them is placed in an individual case, compressed separately from the others, which provides the product with exceptional orthopedic properties. Thanks to this quality, the product takes the shape of the sleeping body. Models in which there are no springs have high orthopedic properties thanks to high-quality bedding: coir and latex.

Bed Mattress Brands

Research the best brands of bed mattresses before making a purchase to find a model with a great value for money. Brands, among the manufacturers of such goods, are the following companies:

• Ascona;
• Ormatek;
• Dormeo;
• Dreamline;
• Donson.

In online stores of leading manufacturers, you will find an overview of the products offered, information about their cost, sales, discounts, you can see how the product looks, get advice and expert advice, order delivery of goods by mail. Often in such stores promotions are held, during which you can buy a mattress at a price slightly higher than the purchase price.

What are the best mattresses

There is a huge selection of bed products in specialized stores, so it can be difficult to know, for example, which mattress to buy. Based on the opinions of experts in this field, user reviews and to simplify the choice of the buyer, a rating of the best mattresses was compiled. Its top five include the following models:

• Ascona Victory;
• Ascona Fitness Arena;
• Ascona Balans Smart;
• Ormatek Optima Light Bonnel;
• Dreamline Eco Strong.

Which mattress to choose - spring or springless

Comparison of the characteristics of such products with each other can help you choose a spring or springless mattress:

1. Dust accumulates in spring-type products, dust mites appear. In models without springs, filled with coconut fiber, they do not live with latex.
2. The upholstery of springless models is perforated, moisture evaporates from the mattress. Springs in other products will rust from moisture over time.
3. The term of use of spring goods is up to 10 years, for non-spring goods - up to 15 years.

How firm should the mattress be

Knowing the main characteristics of mattresses, you can easily choose an inexpensive suitable model for yourself. One of the important factors when buying such a product is the stiffness indicator. How to choose a mattress based on this criterion? The main things you should rely on are your weight, age, and spinal problems. Children and adolescents under 18 years old are better off choosing a hard, springless mattress filled with coconut fiber.

People with a large body mass or pain in the cervical vertebrae should also pay attention to products with increased rigidity. Buyers with painful sensations in the thoracic spine and those in the middle weight range (60-90 kg) should give preference to models of medium rigidity. Elderly and thin people are more suitable for soft mattresses.

The best mattresses for sleeping

It is believed that the best mattresses for sleeping are orthopedic. Springless models with a hair filler (horsehair), coir, latex, wool or cotton are of high quality in this category. The advantage of such products is also the absence of metal structures, which become unusable over the years, they are often chosen for a children's bed.

Anatomical products are almost indistinguishable from orthopedic ones. They follow the contours of the human body, help maintain the correct position of the spine. The only difference between them is the degree of rigidity, the anatomical loungers are softer and more comfortable. Their best representative is a water mattress, the service life of which can be short, because it is easy to perforate.

How to choose a mattress for a double bed

Choosing the right mattress for your bed will ensure a full, comfortable sleep. The most common model of such products is called "Bonnel", it comes with dependent and independent spring units. The first type of design involves the connection of springs to each other, which makes the product strong and durable. And they are relatively cheap.

The only negative is that they are not suitable for people whose weight is very different. The heavier spouse will tilt the product, while the easier spouse will roll towards the middle. How to choose a mattress for such a family? They can be advised products with independent springs, when one gets up or rolls over, the second will not feel anything. They are expensive, but they will last for many years and provide a comfortable sleep.

How to choose an orthopedic mattress

The correct choice of an orthopedic mattress will depend on the physique, health and age of the purchaser. Lean and elderly people should pay attention to soft mattress models that can easily follow the curves of the body. For people with average weight and pain in the lumbar spine, models with independent springs and combined filler are more suitable. Those with a lot of weight, people under 25 years old and those who suffer from pain in the spine, it is better to buy products with high rigidity, a block of springs that are independent of each other.

Which company to choose a mattress

When deciding which company to choose a mattress, start not only from the rating of well-known brands. Study reviews about the company, prices and warranty periods for the proposed product, familiarize yourself with information about materials, production technology. Keep in mind that crib companies provide a wider range of products in this range. Having defined your needs and wishes, you narrow down the circle of potential companies, and you can easily decide which mattress is better to buy.

Mattress price

The final price for mattresses is formed depending on the size, internal filling, upholstery material, quality of materials used in production, type of construction. Affects the cost of the product and the region of sale, therefore the price in St. Petersburg and, for example, Lipetsk, may differ. In Moscow, the price for mattresses for beds is as follows:

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