Types of Mattress

Let's look at the most common types of mattress and their characteristics:

Spring mattresses

Bonnell or biconical springs: These mattresses are more affordable than pocket spring ones. Their core is made up of multiple metal springs linked by metal wires, offering good support and ventilation, and staying cool. Example: Orthopaedic Mattress 28 cm high with a stabilising felt layer for winter/summer, combining memory foam and springs for excellent adaptability and firmness.

Pocket Springs: They provide independent support for each sleeper, so the person sleeping next to you doesn't feel any movement. The springs, housed in individual pockets, provide stability and eliminate static by not rubbing against each other. Examples:

• Verso Mattress 26 cm high.
• Lumbar Tech with lumbar reinforcement, 28 cm high.
• Titanium Tech 32 cm high.
• Energy Sport for athletes, 31 cm high.
• Dupen Gold 33 cm high with 7 comfort zones.
• Black Titan 35 cm high, high-end.
• Black Moon 28 cm, Special Edition.

Mattresses with graphene memory foam

They offer better pressure distribution and optimum ventilation. Ideal for those looking for high-quality, long-lasting rest. Example: Dupen Grafeno 28 cm high, firm winter/summer.

High-resilience memory foam mattresses

Soft and adaptable, they improve the pressure placed on the body while sleeping. Their recovery flexibility adapts to the body, offering maximum comfort. Examples: Memory Duo y Memory Plus.

Latex mattresses

Made from natural or synthetic latex, with perforations to improve ventilation and create zones of different resistance. They offer firm, flexible support, distributing pressure evenly, and are ideal for people with respiratory allergies. Example: Anti-Stress Latex Mattress.

Special mattresses

Orthopaedic: Suitable for those who must spend long periods in bed, recommended by doctors. Example: Geriatric Anti-Bedsore Model.

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