Cold foam mattress - sleep better

The fact that good sleep has an immense influence on our health and general well-being is undisputed. The cold foam mattress proves that healthy sleep doesn't have to be expensive. Probably the most popular and best-selling type of mattress, it has been on a triumphal march through our bedrooms for years - spurred on by regular awards as test and price-performance winner in numerous comparative tests. And for good reason. Cold foam mattresses have good support and comfort properties, are pleasantly comfortable, particularly light, hygienic, easy to clean and durable. They are available in a wide variety of designs for every sleeping type and fit almost any bed and all types of slatted frames. This flexibility makes the inexpensive cold foam mattress a perfect alternative to the significantly more expensive spring mattress.

<h3>What distinguishes a cold foam mattress from a comfort foam mattress?

Cold foam and comfort foam mattresses are both foam mattresses, but they differ in terms of the manufacturing process and their specific properties.

The cold foam mattress, like the comfort foam mattress, has a mattress core made of polyurethane. In a special manufacturing process, the material is first foamed and then - in contrast to the comfort foam mattress - cured in a cold process. Comfort foam mattresses are produced using heat. Compared to comfort foam, cold foam has a higher material density. This makes cold foam very adaptable, point-elastic and usually a good choice for people who suffer from back problems. A cold foam mattress only yields in the areas of the lying surface where it is under pressure. Heavy body zones such as the shoulders and hips sink comfortably into the mattress, while the lighter regions are optimally supported.

The special manufacturing process gives the cold foam mattress a number of advantages:

• High sleeping comfort - a good balance of comfort and support
• Very good body adaptation
• Good thermal insulation
• Point-elastic pressure relief 
• Dimensionally stable thanks to high compression hardness
• Well suited for people with back problems
• Very light and therefore easy to turn
• Can be provided with different lying zones during production
• Good price-performance ratio
• Extremely durable

Who is a cold foam mattress suitable for

A cold foam mattress is a good choice for people with special sleeping needs. The spine is relieved during sleep and supported in its natural curvature. Anyone who suffers from tension or back pain needs a mattress that provides additional support. With special zoning, a cold foam mattress can provide targeted pressure relief for body zones to promote pain-free and restful sleep. A cold foam mattress is also beneficial for people who change their lying position during sleep. Thanks to its good body contouring properties, the mattress offers consistently good support in every position. Anyone who prefers a slightly firmer lying sensation in bed will almost certainly find the right sleeping surface in a cold foam mattress. A cold foam mattress is well suited for:

• People with joint or back pain.
• People who are cold in bed despite a thick blanket.
• Couples who prefer a low transfer of movement between the sides of the bed to avoid sleep disturbances.
• People who prefer a slightly firmer sleeping surface.
• People who value quality, durability and an optimal sleeping climate.

Like other mattress types, cold foam mattresses also differ in various ways. When making your choice, pay attention to:

• the compression hardness
• the density,
• any zoning and the number of reclining zones,
• the height of the mattress core,
• the mattress height,
• the cleaning and care instructions.

The compression hardness describes the firmness of foams, i.e. how hard or soft a mattress is. It is a good indicator of hardness and should match your own body weight. A mattress with a low compression hardness is suitable for children and light people. A higher compression hardness is recommended for tall and heavy people. To assess the quality of a mattress, the density is recommended. The higher it is, the better the material quality and service life of the mattress. Standard mattresses generally have a density of around 25 to 35. A mattress of good to very good quality should have a density of 40 to 60.

A zoned cold foam mattress, i.e. a mattress with different lying zones, is recommended for people with special lying needs, tension or back pain. With a seven-zone cold foam mattress, specific areas of the body can be specifically relieved to prevent or alleviate pain.

<p>When it comes to the height of the mattress core and the overall height of the mattress, the higher the mattress, the better the body is supported during sleep. Slightly higher mattresses are therefore recommended for tall and heavy people.

So that you can enjoy the comfort of your new cold foam mattress for as long as possible, it should be easy to clean. A cold foam mattress with a removable mattress cover that can be cleaned in the washing machine and tumble dried is ideal.

• Mattresses 80x200 cm
• Mattresses 90x200 cm
• Mattresses 100x200 cm
• Mattresses 120x200 cm
• Mattresses 140x200 cm
• Mattresses 160x200 cm
• Mattresses 180x200 cm
   
• Mattresses 90x190 cm
• Mattresses 140x190 cm
   
• Mattresses with a height of 10 cm
• Mattresses with a height of 15 cm
• Mattresses with 16 cm height
• Mattresses with 18 cm height
• Mattresses with 20 cm height