Latex Beds
A favorite of the ecologically conscious as well as of sleepers looking to avoid allergens, latex beds have proven themselves to be an excellent solution for anyone looking for a superior sleeping experience. Providing the support and comfort that rivals a memory foam mattress, but with less heat retention and more ability to change positions while sleeping, these are incredibly durable mattresses that last up to 20 years.
A typical latex mattress is molded out of natural latex, synthetic latex, or a blend of both; minuscule holes are drilled into the latex to create a more pliable material that is softer to the touch while still firm enough to sustain a sleep’s body weight. Several layers of varying densities of latex are used to create one mattress – usually with the firmest on the bottom and softer layers towards the top. While synthetic latex is comparable to natural latex, there is no denying that natural latex mattresses are found to be more attractive by certain buyers. Natural latex, derived from the rubber tree, presents a natural, biodegradable option that is rarely found in mattresses of any kind. Both natural and synthetic latex are bacteria and mold resistant, however, and synthetic latex mattresses have been found to be more durable over time.
Latex beds are perfect for those who prefer a hypoallergenic option for their bedroom, as well as a more natural, simple approach to sleep. These mattresses are firm,
distribute weight evenly and are incredibly good at relieving pressure points that can disrupt a good night’s rest. If you can’t find the right innerspring mattress or memory foam bed, or air bed – it may be time to consider this wonderful option.
Read more about the SpringFree line of latex beds by Sealy, or Natural Care by Simmons.