What are the differences between spring mattresses and memory foam mattresses and which one is best for you? There isn’t an easy answer to this question as each person’s individual sleeping style and body type can make each mattress less or more suitable for their needs. But to make it simpler, we have identified the main elements and benefits of both spring and memory foam mattresses to help you make your choice.
A spring mattress can lie on slats in a bed frame but also works on a divan base or in an adjustable bed. Most spring mattresses can be flipped and turned, but the newer, more advanced models actually don’t need turning at all.
If you want a quick sleeping solution, then a foldable foam mattress is great for the floor or a camping bed. A type of mattress that is not very permanent but perfect for guests and overnight visitors. However, if you’re after a more luxurious and nightly sleeping space then memory foam mattress can fit most solutions.
A memory foam mattress works great on a slatted base in a bed frame, a divan bed, and works well for an adjustable bed more than a spring mattress would. However, it is key to remember that a memory foam mattress needs 48 hours to inflate in order to first get its shape.
Memory foam mattresses are perfect if you have a lot of aches and pains as the shape of the foam contours to your body, thus relieving pain in muscles and joints. The contouring memory foam also helps alleviate circulatory problems, which can be an issue for many people during their sleep. A further benefit of a memory foam mattress is that it works well if you have allergies.
Spring mattresses provide a lot of reliable support for your body, especially with more advanced spring mattresses that include a memory foam top. The springs are designed to spread weight evenly so that you will be supported well throughout the night. Generally, the more advanced the spring, the more support you will receive from your mattress. Take a look at the different types of springs below.
There are generally three different types of springs that can make up a spring mattress: bonnell, LFK and pocket.
A foam mattress consists of a foam core inside a fabric covering. The mattress’ main component is its foam core. At JYSK we offer foam mattresses in a range of different materials:
It is important to achieve the right temperature at night, in order to allow a calm and cool sleep. Many people have problems with night sweats and find it difficult to retain a cool temperature. This is why it may be important to consider the temperature retention of your mattress.
JYSK’s GOLD memory foam mattresses come with a unique combination of cooling gel and memory foam. Memory foam is very good at diverting moisture away from the skin and are also resistant to excess moisture. Many of our GOLD memory foam mattresses have a padded high resilience foam, covered with temperature controlled fabric to keep you even cooler.
However, the newest GOLD spring mattress, the S110, includes a padded high resilience foam, covered with temperature controlled fabric, therefore allowing you to stay cool at night.
Sometimes it may be difficult to invest in a new mattress, as it is an item that you will use every night. This is why, at JYSK, we offer guarantees with our mattresses and also a 100 days sleeping trial.
With our range of spring mattresses, you will receive a 15 year guarantee on any PLUS models, and 25 years on any GOLD models.
Our range of foam mattresses come with a 25 year guarantee on any GOLD models. Take a look at the terms and conditions for even more information.
One of the most important aspects of choosing your mattress is to try out the mattress and test whether you can lie well on it. So it may be a good idea to choose a retailer, who has many different mattresses to choose from, so you can try out several types of mattresses before you make your decision. At JYSK you'll have the chance to try much different kind of mattresses and you will also be able to get some good advice before you choose your new mattress. It often takes a few weeks for your body to get used to a new mattress.