CHEAP MATTRESSES: EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW
What are HR mattresses or foam mattresses? +
It is a polyurethane of interwoven open micro-cells that allows the product to breathe and, at the same, time is the firm base of all memory foam mattresses, which prevents the memory foam support layer from deforming.
What are the advantages of foam mattresses? +
Technical foam mattresses such as High Resilience (HR) are softer than spring mattresses but have a firmer feel than memory foam mattresses. They are usually used for second homes or holiday rentals, for sporadic use, due to how cheap they are. Nevertheless, the industry leaders have patented technical foams such as Flex in the case of AIRVEX, which have been designed to be softer while offering greater breathability of the core. Being mid-range mattresses with a proven track record, they’re more durable than traditional foams.
Do I need a special base for a HR mattress? +
A foam mattress can go with any type of base. A slatted bed frame could be your perfect complement, as it will allow you to breathe while providing extra comfort and adaptability.
What is the top-selling foam mattress? +
The GARBI VISCO model by FLEX and the JUNIOR ADAPT Visco A model.
Are foam mattresses suitable for heat-sensitive people? +
To be honest, HR mattresses are unsuitable for heat-sensitive people because they are less breathable. However, patented foam mattresses such as AIRVEX are, thanks to the fact that they are profiled cores, in other words, created in moulds with internal ventilation channels and open cell material.
I have back problems. Should I use a foam mattress? +
It basically comes down to the degree of firmness and adaptability required for your problem. Ask our mattressologists for more information.