Natural Memory Foam So what is Natural Memory Foam?Memory foam, it feels AMAZING, but it's far from perfect...the smell, the heat, the issues moving, etc. If you're looking for something better... you've found it. We make the only natural memory foam in the world. It's made using hevea milk (rubber tree sap). It feels like the memory foam we all know and love, but it's made without all the gunk. Find your mattress and discover what all the hype is about. Going natural has its advantages: 1) Natural = Breathable. 2) Healthy, allergy-tested sleep environment. 3) VOC tested 4) Durable. (20 year warranty) 5) Faster recovery time. Competitive ClaimsOther bedding companies claim to have eco memory foam, plant-based foam or containing natural properties, boasting green tea memory foam, Bio-Pur memory foam or soy memory foam. In all cases, petroleum based foam is used, with 2-15% of the petroleum being replaced with soy or cedar oil, allowing the product to be promoted as "natural" or "eco-friendly".
No health or comfort benefits are derived from these eco memory foam mattresses. Lack of breathability, chemical off-gassing and chemical odors remain major issues. Only 2 bedding companies in North America manufacture their own foam.1) Essentia2) Tempur-Pedic Every other bedding company buys foam from the 30+ memory foam manufacturers (Chinese, European or American) and "merchandise" their mattresses as they see fit.How does Essentia compare ?How does Essentia compare to a Latex Mattress ? Matresses for Sale in UK 3 Zone Memory Foam About the Mattress-Now 3 Zone The Mattress-Now 3 Zone memory foam mattress contains a layer of body moulding memory foam which moulds to your body forFurthermore, this mattress features 3 zoned support that provides support for your entire body, with soft support for your shoulders and firm support for your hips and lower back - providing you with targeted spinal support for a comfortable The mattress is made up of high density Miratex foam which
provides you with support to the very edge of the mattress - providing you with more sleep space, as well as absorbing movement from your partner so that you don't roll together. been treated with Purotex to reduce moisture and dust-mite allergens, which creates a drier, fresher and healthier The Mattress-Now 3 Zone has been awarded the Which? the memory foam mattress category. This mattress is suitable for divan bases and bed frames. This product is available to buy at the following retailersThe density of a memory foam mattress refers to the weight of the foam within the mattress in units. Foam density is calculated by Indention Force Deflection and is measured by kg per metre cube (kg/m3). If the IFD is higher in memory foam, it will be more firm and supportive to your body’s pressure points. Many people have a misconception that the density of memory foam mattress is linked to the durability of a mattress, which is not true. The durability of a high quality memory foam mattress has no link with the density.
The choice of different densities is to accommodate people with different weights with the same level of firmness and support. Picking the right memory foam mattress can be quite difficult and confusing due to the high number of different types of memory foam mattresses. It is for this reason I have written this blogpost to help you understand variations in the density of memory foam mattresses and their respective qualities. I want to try simply the various types available to ensure you choose the right density of memory foam mattress. There are mainly 3 different levels of memory foam densities including low density, medium density and high density. Let’s go through each of the levels to understand their individual roles. Low-density memory foam is usually is below 40kg/m3 and has its own benefits. The very first advantage of low density memory foam is its affordability factor. Many people do not go for memory foam mattresses due to the fact that they can be quite expensive but low density memory foam mattress is available at a very reasonable price.
Low density memory foam mattress does wonders when you lie down on it, with temperature controlled technology the mattress ensures that you are at an ideal body temperature for a relaxing and soothing night’s sleep. The softness level of low density foam is much higher as compared to mattresses with higher densities. As low density foam is thin it is not suitable for people who are overweight. Low density memory foam mattresses are ideal if you are slim. Medium-density memory foam mattresses are around 40 to 80kg/m3. These types of mattresses have a higher density of foam making them an overall better quality mattress. This density level is most commonly used by memory foam users. Medium density memory foam mattresses are renowned for their comfort and mid-range support. Medium density memory foam mattresses are not as soft as low density mattresses but its softness level is quite popular among consumers. As far as its price is concerned, medium density memory foam mattresses are not that expensive but are slightly more expensive than low density memory foam mattresses.
They offer ideal support for normal to medium weighted people. High-density memory foam mattresses have an average above 80kg/m3 of high-density foam and are renowned for their superior quality. High density memory foam mattresses are unbeatable in terms of their comfort and support and are ideal for people with back pain. If you are suffering from back problems or experience muscle pain while sleeping, then high density foam mattresses will provide outstanding comfort and support as they contain pressure relieving technology. High density memory foam is comparatively expensive and not within the budget of every consumer. These types of mattresses are ideal if you are overweight or of a stocky build. Hopefully you are now familiar with the different types of densities of memory foam available. To enjoy the maximum benefits of a memory foam mattress, please ensure you choose the correct density of memory foam mattress by reading the above guide. You can contact me on Twitter @aafzal_uk, if you need any further assistance.