Memory Foam Mattresses
Memory foam mattresses are becoming increasingly popular as people look for ways to get a better night’s sleep. They’re made with a special type of foam that contours your body, providing excellent support and comfort. Plus, they can help to...
Memory foam mattresses are becoming increasingly popular as people look for ways to get a better night’s sleep. They’re made with a special type of foam that contours your body, providing excellent support and comfort. Plus, they can help to reduce tossing and turning during the night. Browse our memory foam mattresses in various sizes and firmness levels below. Would you like to see more? Pocket-sprung mattresses are also an excellent option for those who want a comfortable and supportive bed. They are made with individually wrapped springs that work together to provide support and reduce motion transfer.
Frequently Asked Questions
It depends on how you like to sleep. Memory foam contours closely to your body and absorbs movement. Pocket sprung mattresses feel springier and more breathable, and you sit on top rather than sinking in. Hybrids combine the two.
A memory foam mattress is made with a dense foam that softens with your body heat and moulds to your shape. It spreads your weight evenly, so it feels supportive without pressing on any one spot, then slowly returns to its original shape when you get up.
Often, yes. Memory foam lets your shoulders and hips sink in slightly, which helps keep your spine in line when you sleep on your side. A medium or medium-soft feel usually suits side sleepers best.
A solid base, divan or slatted frame with slats no more than about 7cm apart works well. Wider gaps can let the foam sag and may affect your guarantee.
Most memory foam mattresses are one-sided, so they shouldn’t be flipped. Rotating head to toe every few months helps it wear evenly.