Spring mattress

Key features

• Individual spring support: 

  Each spring is in its own pocket, so they work independently to contour to your body’s shape, providing personalized support and reducing pressure points. 
• Motion isolation: 

  The independent movement of the springs isolates motion, so you and your partner are less likely to be disturbed by each other’s movements during the night. 
• Enhanced breathability: 

  The open structure allows for greater air circulation compared to traditional foam mattresses, helping to keep you cooler while you sleep. 
• Targeted support: 

  The mattress provides customized support that adapts to your body, which can lead to better spinal alignment and pain relief. 
• Variety of firmness levels: 

  Pocket spring mattresses are available in a range of firmness options, allowing you to choose a level of support that is tailored to your needs. 
• Durable construction: 

  With high-quality components, these mattresses offer long-lasting support and durability. 

  Regular maintenance

  • Use a mattress protector: 

    A protector prevents spills, stains, and allergens from damaging the mattress, prolonging its life. Opt for a breathable, natural material to avoid trapping heat and moisture. 
  • Rotate and flip: 

    Rotate the mattress end-to-end every 3-6 months to prevent uneven wear. If your mattress is double-sided, flip it as well according to the manufacturer’s guidelines (at least twice a year). 
  • Vacuum regularly: 

    Vacuum the mattress surface about once a month to remove dust, dead skin cells, and other debris that can accumulate over time. 
  • Air it out: 

    Periodically air the mattress out to keep it fresh. 

  Deep cleaning and spot cleaning

  • Spot clean: 

    For spills or stains, address them immediately. Use a mild soap and water solution, but avoid harsh chemicals or soaking the upholstery. 
  • Avoid harsh cleaners: 

    Do not use harsh or chemical cleaners directly on the mattress, as they can damage the fabric and internal components. 
  • Don’t beat it: 

    Avoid hitting the mattress to release dust, as this can damage the springs and other internal parts. 

  Other tips

  • Ensure proper support: 

    Make sure your mattress is on a sturdy bed frame with adequate support to prevent sagging and maintain the integrity of the springs. 
  • Follow manufacturer guidelines: 

    Always refer to and follow the specific instructions from the manufacturer, especially regarding cleaning and the warranty.