Thick Pillow Top Pocket Spring Mattress

(25cm pillow top mattress roll up package in carton box hot sell online) 

25cm thick pillow top pocket spring mattress 

Sleep in ultimate comfort on this mattress! The premium comfort foam pillow top mattress is hypoallergenic and dust mite resistant, and features a new generation 7 zone pocket spring system. This 25cm thick pillow top pocket spring mattress will provide you with undisturbed sleep night after night. It boasts a high grade and ultra smooth knitting fabric cover. If you are looking for the right bedding, then this five star luxury makes a great option for you and your family!

Synwin 5 Ster Series Mattress - RSP-7ZONE-MP25

The 25cm Thick Firm Foam Pillow Top Pocket Spring Mattress has a total of 8 layers of premium materials including spray and high-density firm foam layers finished with premium-grade knitted fabric that provides comfort and support system to sleep on. The black stable edge supports the mattress in shape to last long. When we have a good sleep, we wake up feeling rejuvenated, refreshed, and alert for our daily activities and it majorly impacts the overall quality of life.

Specifications:

● 25cm thick pillow top pocket spring mattress

● Ultra Smooth Feeling High Grade Knitting Fabric Cover

● New Generation 7 Zoned Pocket Spring System

● High density support foam

● 25cm Pillow Top Thickness

● Firmness Level: Medium Soft

● Minimum Partner Disturbance

● Hypo-allergenic Material

● Dust Mite Resistant

● Suitable for all kinds of beds

3D Breathable Pillow Top Side

How thick should a spring mattress be?

On average, people should choose a thickness over 23cm and, to give an example, spring mattresses run between 20 and 25cm thick while foam and latex mattresses seem to stay between 15 and 20cm.

How to decide the thickness of the spring mattress to buy?

First of all, the materials of manufacture are partly responsible for the thickness of a mattress. And, within them, the size and number of the filling layers and the size of the cores are of special importance. The larger the core, the thicker.

It is necessary to make it clear that the firmness of a mattress does not depend on its thickness. A mattress isn't necessarily firmer just because it's thicker. There are mattresses of about 25 cm that can be considered soft and very thick with an extra firmness and, therefore, harder.

On the other hand, keep in mind that the thickness of a mattress or its height does not depend on the degree of firmness. In fact, the materials used in the manufacture of each mattress are designed to ensure optimum firmness and the best possible balance so that a low mattress is not necessarily hard and a high one is not necessarily soft.

Due to technology, there is also not a big difference in thickness. Most are usually between 23 and 30 cm high, both in Visco, foam, and with pocket springs.

While it is true that there are some specifically requested models that are of a thinner thickness. In this case, few mattresses have springs below 20 cm. The technology used in these cases is usually foam or a combination with Visco.

These slimmer models are sometimes sought after as secondary mattresses in trundle beds or trundle beds, as there is an obvious height limitation. These mattresses, also called mattresses or mattresses, usually have this utility: they are low to fit within a structure that limits the maximum height of the mattress to about 20 cm.

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