Which Type of Mattress Suits You Best?

If you've just started looking for a new mattress, you've probably noticed that the number of options can be dizzying. A helpful way to get oriented is to start by thinking about mattress types.

Almost every mattress falls into one of five categories: foam, innerspring, hybrid, pillow top, or Euro-top. Innersprings are the best known and have traditionally been the mainstay of homes across the country. In recent years, however, other types of mattresses have become popular.

These other types of mattresses have broadened their reach primarily by offering more dynamic performance. They've become far more accessible and affordable as the online mattress market is growing.

Knowing the basics of each of these types can serve as a foundation to continue your search for the best mattress.

Innerspring – An innerspring mattress has a coiled support system and a few other layers. While the coils offer some support, the internal spring often lacks pressure relief. Its resting surface is more elastic and has limited movement isolation. With a lower price, these are more popular with budget buyers.

Foam: These mattresses are made entirely of foam and without spirals. They tend to provide above-average body contouring, pressure relief, and motion isolation, making them suitable for side sleepers and couples. Among the foams used in these mattresses, memory foam is the best known.

Hybrid: Hybrids have two core elements: an internal spring support core and a substantial foam comfort system. Comfort layers can include foam or latex, and sometimes also include a shorter layer of coils (called microcoils). These mattresses provide a combination of bouncing and shaping with low heat retention and may be suitable for anyone who sleeps in any position, depending on exactly how they are constructed.

Pillow Top: Pillow Top mattresses have an extra layer of comfort on top of the mattress. They are ideal for people who like very soft beds.

Euro Top: Euro-top mattresses are very similar to pillows. However, the edges of the extra layer are designed to sit flush with the rest of the mattress.

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